70 years of music history: Millions of people watch the final of the Eurovision Song Contest on television each year. The world's largest music festival has many followers. On our stage, a fan club comes together, reminiscing about highlights, successes, special stage outfits, and unforgettable hits.

The evening thrives on music - live sung by the ensemble of the Niederdeutschen Bühne Nordenham. In between, small interludes invite a chuckle. Allow yourself to enjoy an entertaining evening filled with music, glitter lights, and a wind machine! Singing along is definitely encouraged!

Copyright: NDB Nordenham

Doors open: 7:00 PM

70 years of music history: Millions of people watch the final of the Eurovision Song Contest on television each year. The world's largest music festival has many followers. On our stage, a fan club comes together, reminiscing about highlights, successes, special stage outfits, and unforgettable hits.

The evening thrives on music - live sung by the ensemble of the Niederdeutschen Bühne Nordenham. In between, small interludes invite a chuckle. Allow yourself to enjoy an entertaining evening filled with music, glitter lights, and a wind machine! Singing along is definitely encouraged!

Copyright: NDB Nordenham

Doors open: 7:00 PM

Swingtime Big Band starts anew as a Small Band – first concert with a fresh program
The Swingtime Band from Brake presents itself in a new form and with fresh musical energy. After the departure of Oliver Poppe as bandleader, the ensemble has reformed in 2025 and is now opening a new chapter.
From the previous classic big band lineup of the past 30 years, it has become a more compact formation: with two trumpets, one trombone, four saxophones, and a rhythm section, the band will now take the stage as a "Small Band." What has changed is the size of the ensemble – but not the richness of sound and joy of playing.
The new formation impresses with a versatile range of arrangements and a wide stylistic spectrum. The repertoire ranges from classic swing to captivating Latin rhythms to funk and rock.
With their first concert in the new lineup, the Swingtime Band brings a completely new program to the stage and warmly invites both loyal audiences and new interested parties to experience this restart live.

Entry: 19:30 Uhr

Jürgen Becker takes apart the musical legacy of the disco era with his program "Deine Disco" – with a satirical eye, pointed humor, and a keen sense of how music, politics, and society influence each other. He transforms the stage and words into a lively radio show atmosphere, where records, protests, and punchlines intertwine – and you can tell: This is not just an evening of entertainment, but a night with depth and entertainment value.

For all those who believed disco was only about dancing and lipstick: Becker shows how much society, how much zeitgeist is embedded in these songs – and how today's questions are reflected in this music.

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Bitume

Mascat

Leto

Chaser

Massendefekt

Radau

Spicy Roots

The Other

Eric Cohen

Feelgood McLouds and Rogers


Admission: 3:00 PM

Bitume

Mascat

Leto

Chaser

Massendefekt

Radau

Spicy Roots

The Other

Eric Cohen

Feelgood McLouds and Rogers


Admission: 3:00 PM

He doesn't just want to play
Some say this, others say that, and the rest wonder: "Is this really all there is?" But apparently, with us, it only counts as "Black or White" and nothing in between. Young against old, city against country, West against East, and always head against wall.
But how good that there is HG. Butzko, the inventor of buddy cabaret, awarded with all significant small art prizes and permanently present in all satire shows. A man, a standing table, an opinion! No frills, no fuss!

Doors open: 7:30 PM

When Inga Rumpf takes the stage, one of the most influential voices in German rock, blues, and soul history is in the spotlight. Since the 60s, she has been one of the most exceptional female singers in Europe – with a voice that can be rough like a storm over the harbor and warm like a summer evening in Hamburg.

Known as the front woman of Frumpy and Atlantis, celebrated for solo projects and international collaborations, Inga Rumpf brings a sound to the stage that is equally powerful, emotional, and timeless. She can rock, she can whisper, she can burn – and she always sounds unmistakably like herself.

Doors open: 7:30 PM

The Weinfest of the Ladies’ Circle Nordenham has developed into a real favorite event in recent years: The outdoor area of the Jahnhalle transforms into a cozy wine lounge with twinkling lights, high tables, seating islands, and plenty of space for chatting, laughing, and enjoying.

There are selected wines, fine snacks, and live music – an evening that perfectly combines enjoyment, encounter, and a good cause. Because even in 2026, the rule applies: Every glass supports social projects in the region.

Enjoyment meets good cause
The Ladies’ Circle Nordenham organizes the Weinfest on a voluntary basis – and the proceeds go to social and charitable projects locally. So, if you enjoy a glass of wine or a treat here, you do it with a doubly good feeling.

Look forward to:

a fine selection of wines and non-alcoholic alternatives
snacks that perfectly complement
live music for a relaxed, cheerful atmosphere
a lovingly decorated outdoor area with a feel-good factor

Admission: 7:30 PM

The Bremen/Hamburg band Someday Jacob plays selected songs from R.E.M. in partly reworked versions as part of The One I Love. "Losing My Religion," "Nightswimming," "Man On The Moon" – immortal music that one fondly remembers. Someday Jacob has stood for Americana with reminiscences of Neil Young since 2012. The trade magazine INTRO called one of their works "the best folk-rock album ever released in Germany."
The evening is also a reading. Birgit Fuß, editor of the music magazine Rolling Stone for more than 20 years, has interviewed Bruce Springsteen, Bono, Patti Smith, and more than 400 other interesting people. Time and again, she engaged in intense conversations with R.E.M. and finally published the book "R.E.M. – Life And How To Live It" in 2023. At The One I Love, the nationally known journalist reads from this book and shares stories about her encounters with the band.
Someday Jacob's singer Jörn Schlüter has also been an editor at Rolling Stone for many years. On stage, a conversation unfolds about songs, stars, and rock 'n' roll. Thus, these evenings create a space for pleasant memories, the soundtrack of one's own life – and for a love of music.

Doors open: 19:30 Uhr

With 3T4Coffee, the Jahnhalle transforms into a cozy concert lounge: Instead of chaos and mosh pits, there’s a relaxed, high-quality musical evening with carefully selected songs from pop and rock – sometimes current, sometimes timeless, always arranged with love.
At the center are the voices and the harmony singing of the band. 3T4Coffee is known for not just covering well-known titles, but giving them a unique character – sometimes subtly restrained, sometimes with more intensity, but always coherent and full of emotion.

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Christoph Sieber with his cabaret program: Keep Going!

Christoph Sieber is finally back on tour. And that is a good thing.
The world is full of disaster reports and it is right and important that someone plays against the madness. In a world of doom scenarios, Sieber makes it clear: Hope dies last. In the end, humor prevails. Giving up is not an option.
Many shouted to him at the end of his last program: Mr. Sieber, please keep going! And he always just said: I can't do it any other way. What other option do we have but to keep going?

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Yann Yuro is one of the leading mental magicians in Europe: He combines illusion, mind reading, and stage art into a show experience that leaves you amazed, pondering, and entertained at the same time. His performances go beyond simple tricks — this is about emotion, perception, and wonder in grand form.
With sophisticated performance, visual effects, and genuine closeness to the audience, Yann shows what magic can look like today: not only technically brilliant but also personal and surprising. Those who have always wanted to experience how thoughts can become tangible will find this evening fully satisfying.
This performance is a preview.

Entry: 7:30 PM

Daisy Chapman comes to Nordenham with her trio. The British singer-songwriter, pianist, and arranger represents music that doesn't have to be loud to unleash its impact. Her songs tell of love, loss, longing, dark corners, and bright moments – carried by a voice that is simultaneously vulnerable, clear, and remarkably powerful.

Doors open: 7:30 PM

PIERO is an award-winning cartoonist, and his sausage-lipped characters on YouTube and in social media have long become a cult. With his stage show, the comedian has created an entirely new genre. There, he engages in a verbal exchange with his animated characters like the comedy stage has never seen before. So dynamic, surprising, and damn funny!

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Acoustic Soul of the extra class - pure goosebumps!

Doors open: 19:30

Axel Petermann is considered one of the most renowned experts on unresolved homicide cases in Germany. As a former head of a murder squad, trained case analyst (“profiler”), and lecturer at universities, he has investigated and assessed complex violent crimes for decades. In addition, he has provided consultancy for numerous television productions, including the ARD series “Tatort”. His books have become bestsellers, been adapted into films, and have also been adapted for the stage.

His events are much more than classical readings. With multimedia support, Petermann brings the audience closer to real crime scenes, provides insights into case analysis work, and shows how conclusions can be drawn about perpetrators based on traces and behavior. Using so-called “fantasy diagrams,” he explains the internal processes of offenders and presents excerpts from an original interview he conducted with a serial killer. The focus of the evening is his current book “Die Psyche des Bösen”. The reading is complemented by personal insights into his professional career, impressive case studies, and the question of whether women are indeed the “better” murderers. A particular emphasis is placed on the still unresolved missing person case of twelve-year-old Katrin Jarosch. The girl vanished without a trace on her way to school in January 1989 in Karbow. Only her bicycle and her school backpack were found – hidden in the woods. For over 35 years, her father has been waiting for answers. Petermann presents his research on this case and offers new perspectives.

Admission 7:00 PM