When does the Orange concert in Landshut take place?

The concert takes place on Saturday, January 23, 2027.

When do doors open and when does the concert begin?

Doors open at 8 PM, the concert starts at 9 PM.

Where does the concert take place?

The venue is the Rocketclub Landshut at Ladehofplatz 5 in 84028 Landshut.

How much does a ticket cost?

A ticket costs 26.50 euros according to the current ticket offer.

What kind of music does Orange play?

Orange combines World-Beat, Goa-Trance, Trance Dance, Ethno Acid, electronic soundscapes, Didgeridoo, and driving percussion.

Who is Rainer von Vielen?

Rainer von Vielen is a singer and vocal virtuoso who shapes the sound of Orange with instrumentally used vocals and throat singing.

Orange unleashes psychedelic sound worlds and gets Landshut dancing

Name: Concert: Orange – Live Goa-Trance
Start: 2027-01-23T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-24
Location: Rocketclub Landshut

Orange brings Goa-Trance and World-Beat to the Rocketclub Landshut

On Saturday, January 23, 2027, Orange transforms the Rocketclub Landshut into a pulsating resonance space between Didgeridoo, electronic soundscapes, and driving percussion. The concert starts at 9 PM, doors open at 8 PM.

When the bass takes over the room

Orange combines World-Beat with Goa, Trance Dance, Ethno Acid, and psychedelic soundscapes. Heavy basslines lay the foundation, while hypnotic drum rhythms and electronic orchestration continuously densify the sound image. Instead of classic song structures, a vibrant sound framework emerges, fueled by groove, repetition, and dynamics.

Didgeridoo, throat singing, and electronic ecstasy

At the center of the stage performance are the Didgeridoo, powerful percussion, and the unusual, almost instrumentally used vocals of Rainer von Vielen. His throat singing expands the voice into a rhythmic instrument and integrates into the synchronization of organic sounds and electronic sound.

Between club night and dance ritual

Orange consciously moves between concert, club night, and global dance ritual. The live atmosphere thrives on a constant buildup of tension: individual sound colors merge, the beat picks up, and the audience's mood becomes part of the musical process. The result feels both archaic, futuristic, and physically direct.

A band with its own sound language

Rainer von Vielen has been active with Orange for many years and connects world music with electronic dance music. Releases like Chenebua, Kala, Oya, Zen Zero, Ancient Trance – Live, and Bounka document the development of this independent sound language. Live, the project unfolds its special effect especially where sound, movement, and audience energy intertwine.

Conclusion: Landshut dances in the sound stream

Visitors can expect an intense concert experience with driving rhythms, psychedelic soundscapes, and a stage performance beyond ordinary genre boundaries. Anyone wanting to experience Goa-Trance, World-Beat, and hypnotic live music firsthand should not miss Orange on January 23, 2027, at the Rocketclub Landshut.