On Friday and Saturday, Sparkasse Bremen presents a diverse mix of rock genres, punk, electronic beats, folk, and chanson, transforming the Domshof into a large dance floor. New this year: Sunday is organized in cooperation with the Bremen State Music Council and offers a stage for passionate "handmade music." Eight Bremen acts – from rock bands to children's choirs – demonstrate how diverse local music can be.

Friday, 3:30 p.m.

UR Mountain

Facing a mountain, climbing it, and experiencing life's highs and lows, writing about it, and then turning those lyrics into songs...that's UR Mountain. Behind this acoustic project is Olaf Kock from Bremen, singer of the band 'NOT A WHALE'. With charismatic vocals and creative songwriting, UR Mountain is like a road trip through the soul. He is supported by Lars Kaempf on guitar and two-part vocals.

Friday, 5:30 p.m.

Federhall

Spring reverb effortlessly oscillates between 80s synthesizers, big NDW pop gestures and scratchy surf guitars, between Las Vegas casino and GDR corner pub - musically and aesthetically perfectly realized in the lead single "Melodiös" from the current album "Tipps zum Verlieben" as well as the current single "nicht schnell genug" A mixture that is not only met with much approval in the artist community and has already brought support slots with Paula Carolina, Tropikel Ltd. and a few festival shows!

Friday, 7:30 p.m.

HIMITZU

HIMITZU is the soundtrack of inner turmoil – at times vulnerable and calm, at others explosive and full of energy. Founded in North Rhine-Westphalia, the alternative dark pop band catapulted itself straight into the hearts of its fans with a sold-out debut show at the Kulturrampe Krefeld.

Friday, 9:30 p.m.

SHE'S GOT BALLS

Five top-class professional musicians who master their craft as a live band! Iris's distinctive rock voice, named "Best German Metal Singer" by the German Rock and Pop Musicians Association in 2013, can look back on many years of stage experience both at home and abroad. The proven rhythm section, consisting of Anja (drums), Conny (bass), and Jani (rhythm guitar), also boasts many years of experience in rock and metal. The AC/DC sound is perfectly rounded out by brilliant lead guitarist Lady Catman, who knows how to make the hearts of Angus Young fans beat faster with her authentic solos.

Saturday, 3:30 p.m.

Silk Road Special

Silk Road Special is a musical vagabond troupe with roots stretching from Kazakhstan to Ireland. They defy genre boundaries and throw together everything that gets a leg shaking and heads bobbing. They passionately serve up a hot meal from a bubbling cauldron of sound, blending ska, polka, and rock rhythms, seasoned with a pinch of funk and a touch of Eastern European heartfelt fervor. Original songs and musical quotations, as well as various languages, provide plenty of variety. Their concerts are escapades that lead directly into dance madness – full of surprises, tempo changes, and dizzying melodic spirals.

Saturday, 5:15 p.m.

Mono Root

MonoRoot - Are four people from Bremen and their sound is inspired by reggae, rock and funk.

Saturday, 7:15 p.m.

P'tits Fils de Jeanine

With their realistic, funny, or passionate lyrics, they sing about their everyday lives, their hopes and doubts. Their voices blend and respond to each other, improvisation and theater are omnipresent, the intensity of the accordion is joined by the fury of the trumpet, the harmonies of the guitar by the wild rhythm of the drums. As mischievous, mocking, somewhat cheeky, and slightly undisciplined multi-instrumentalists, the P'tits Fils de Jeanine have only one ambition: to play their next concert with you! Young and old, punks and civil servants, infants and seniors, they all love to be captivated by the rhythm of Grandma! A concert for punk grandmas from 7 to 107 years old!

Saturday, 9:30 p.m.

Mad Monks

Since 2004, we've been rocking the dance floor on over 250 stages. "Ska-punk" should actually be supplemented with "swing-metal-rock-pop-dixie-hop" to more accurately describe what we conjure up on the dance floor and turn into Mad Monks "churchcore."

Sunday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Landesmusikrat

12.45 Uhr Young Voices
13.10 Uhr Accordion Harmonists
13.55 Uhr Bremer Lehrer-Bigband
14.30 Uhr Sugar 'n Spice
15.15 Uhr Turbogenerator
16.00 Uhr Pixie on acid
16.45 Uhr Rapid Strides
17.30 Uhr Martin Kremming & Band

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