Concerts & Music in Stuttgart

Concerts, music & pub concerts & live music in Stuttgart

Stuttgart surprises. Anyone who only knows the city as a car capital or a boiler room location has overlooked a crucial part of it, namely a music scene that has a lot to offer, from intimate club concerts to big live shows, pretty much everything that makes music lovers happy. The event calendar is full to bursting, the venues have personality and the audience knows why they come. The LKA Longhorn is a real institution: an iconic venue that has been bringing rock, metal, hip-hop and everything in between to the stage for years, generating an energy that you won't soon forget. If you want something a little more chic without losing any of its charm, head to Im Wizemann, a converted industrial hall that functions as a concert venue and cultural space and regularly attracts national and international acts to Stuttgart for sold-out evenings. For the really big acts, there is the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle and the Porsche Arena, concert venues in a league where international headliners play and evenings are created that will be talked about for years to come. Those who prefer to experience music in a smaller, atmospheric setting will also find their happiness in Stuttgart, as the city has a lively club scene with stages that welcome newcomers and up-and-coming bands as well as established artists. A special highlight every year is the Jazz Open Stuttgart, one of the most renowned jazz festivals in Germany, which regularly brings international greats of the genre to the city and transforms Stuttgart's summer nights into something very special. Then there is the Summer Festival of Cultures, which brings music from all over the world to Stuttgart's market square and proves year after year how unifying good sounds can be. Stuttgart has music in its blood, even if not everyone can see it at first glance. Browse through our calendar of events, discover current concert events and be surprised by a city that has more to offer in terms of sound than you might think at first glance.