When does the concert start

On Friday, March 6, 2026, the concert starts at 8 PM and is expected to end around 10 PM.

Where does the event take place

In the Town Hall ballroom, Altstadt 315, 84028 Landshut. The hall offers around 445 seats and impresses with excellent acoustics.

Are there still tickets available

According to the City of Landshut, the event is sold out. There will be no box office.

How much does a ticket cost

External portals mentioned prices starting from 36.40 euros in advance. The price information serves as a guideline and may vary by provider.

What is the best way to get there

City bus lines to the stops Altstadt or Neustadt and nearby parking garages such as Parking Garage An der Freyung, City Center, and Zentrum are recommended.

Is the event venue accessible

The City of Landshut provides extensive information on accessibility. For individual needs, early contact with the city is recommended.

Schawumm unleashed: Ringsgwandl rocks the Town Hall ballroom in Landshut with wit and energy

Name: SOLD OUT: Ringsgwandl – Schawumm!
Start: 2026-03-06T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-03-06T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Rathausprunksaal

Schawumm! – Ringsgwandl makes the Town Hall ballroom vibrate

Georg Ringsgwandl presents his current program Schawumm! in Landshut – a night between musical cabaret, groove, and pointed poetry. In the historic Town Hall ballroom, biting humor meets fine arrangements, creating an event experience that noticeably bundles audience mood and event atmosphere.

Between sound and cabaret: An evening with drive

The songs revolve around everyday moments, city noise, and the silence of nature. A sound sample from the package delivery person – Schawumm! – serves as a guiding motif throughout the show. The organization of the evening follows a clear event management approach: precise schedule, strong acoustics, and excellent target group communication for fans of musical cabaret and demanding concerts.

Band power and stage energy

On stage: Ringsgwandl (vocals, expressive dance, guitar, zither, keyboard, piano) with Daniel Stelter (guitar, mandolin), Christian Diener (E-bass, Moog), and Tommy Baldu (drums). The powerful yet transparent band sound creates an intense event experience – sometimes rave-like, sometimes balladic, always with a subtle wit.

Sensual impressions in the neo-Gothic ballroom

The Town Hall ballroom offers warm wood, impressive wall paintings, and a stage with excellent acoustics. The ambiance enhances the emotions: from quiet chuckles to liberating laughter, from fine groove to collective toe-tapping.

Fans' voices

The reactions online are clear: Ringsgwandl delights the visitors. A visitor writes on Facebook: 'Humor, groove, depth – live a blast.' Another comment: 'Lyrics with bite, band on point – must see again!'

Conclusion

An evening full of music, satire, and scenic energy – precisely planned, artistically unconventional, emotionally direct. Anyone looking for musical cabaret with a strong band will experience a special event here. Mark your calendars and stay informed – the concert is sold out.