16 Events in Concerts in Kassel - The Best Concerts & Live Music

Kassel's Music History Within Reach: Where the Music Plays at Spohr Museum shows concert venues, memories, and striking images. Free admission. #Kassel #Museum

Kassel's Music History to Touch: Where the Music Plays(ed) showcases concert venues, memories, and rare exhibits at the Spohr Museum. Free entry. #Kassel #Museum

Fairy tale magic outdoors in Kassel: From One Who Set Out to Learn Fear delights families aged 6 and up with music, wit, and summer vibes. #FamilyOuting

Experience a mix of Brass, Funk, and Rap at Kulturzelt-Kassel. An exhilarating music event awaits you!

Experience a concert with American and modern European repertoire. Free admission!

Discover the OpenStairs series in Kassel with PAO and Liza Haidari on July 9, 2026. Enjoy live music outdoors.

Discover the combination of classical choral music and modern jazz and soul elements on July 12 in Kaufungen.

Experience the energetic live show of the Broilers at Auestadion Kassel. Be there!

Enjoy relaxed live music on July 18 at the Castle Hotel Beer Garden in Kassel with the band Bornland.

Visit the Harleshausen Music Festival and look forward to the Master Concert I OboePlus in the Erlöserkirche Kassel.

Immerse yourself in the world of afro-beats with Afro-Betas & Sounds 3 at the Hugenottenhaus, Kassel. A must for music lovers!

Experience a magical open-air concert in Kassel with the State Orchestra. Free admission, right on Karlswiese.

Don't miss Jazeek's captivating concert on August 15, 2026, on the Karlswiese in Kassel. A highlight of the summer!

Enjoy the greatest hits of Johannes Oerding at an open-air concert in Kassel on August 16, 2026.

US avant-garde legend, terrible retiree who has played everything with everyone, especially guitar and banjo, sometimes also the electric rake, which makes a good noise.... A lot happens between country, bluegrass, free jazz, or rock. This led to a jaw-dropping version of "Warpigs" by Black Sabbath on the banjo at the last concert. The drummer Schroeder is not present, the old gentleman plays solo. Due to lack of his own venue in the mother, Bunsenstr.15https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Chadbourne

Six years after his Grammy-nominated album “LP5”, the Berlin-based producer, composer, and performer Apparat – real name Sascha Ring – returns with a new chapter. His new work “A Hum Of Maybe” will be released in early 2026, accompanied by an extensive live tour with a full band. Developed together with his long-time companion Philipp Johann Thimm, the album consistently continues the unmistakable sound universe of APPARAT: floating modular textures, intricately woven electronics, and an intense, fragile voice merge into a dense, emotional soundscape. “This ‘Maybe’ is not a weakness, but a space where things can grow,” says Sascha Ring about the album title. “And the ‘Hum’ is this underlying vibration of the possible – neither a clear yes nor no, but the in-between where life takes place.” This poetic intermediate zone also shapes the new pieces: Music as a search movement, as an open process, as an invitation to endure ambivalence and discover beauty in it. Between melancholy and hope, intimacy and eruptive force, a sound unfolds that is both introspective and captivating. Over the years, APPARAT has earned an international reputation for immersive, audiovisual live experiences. His concerts are far more than mere musical performances – they are carefully composed total experiences of light, space, and sound. Appearances at renowned festivals such as Sónar and Primavera Sound, as well as a special performance at the Palais de la Découverte for ARTE Concert, emphasize his international appeal. The last tour with a full band fell during the early days of the pandemic – a time when live music nearly fell silent. Thus, the return to the stage is all the more significant. In addition, APPARAT has reached a million-strong audience with his music through celebrated synchronizations, most notably with the theme song for the successful Netflix series Dark, whose hypnotic intensity gained worldwide attention. After the acclaimed world tour with Moderat in 2022/23 and selected DJ sets, Sascha Ring now returns with a special live format: In carefully selected venues across Europe, APPARAT presents “A Hum Of Maybe” for the first time in its entirety, along with selected pieces from his earlier works. For the audience at the Kulturzelt Kassel, this offers an exclusive opportunity to experience new music in its most intense form: immediate, physically palpable, and supported by a band that combines electronic precision with organic warmth. The concert is unseated. (There are, however, seats available in the stands for early birds)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apparat.officialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/apparat3000YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@apparat2548Website: https://www.apparat.net/tour