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Salzgitter

"Summer Sounds" with Schiller

Following his major “Euphoria” arena tour in May 2026, Schiller—Germany’s master of electronic soundscapes—will celebrate summer in all its facets:

Schiller presents his "Sommerklang" in Salder.

“Sommerklang 2026” invites you to a series of intimate open-air concerts that take the audience on unique musical journeys. On some of Germany’s most beautiful stages—including at the Kultursommer Salzgitter in front of the historic Salder Castle—a unique interplay of music and nature takes shape. Under the vast starry sky, Schiller’s ethereal soundscapes unfold to their fullest effect: electronic, emotional, and moving.

Each concert is a captivating experience that draws the audience right into the music.

“Sommerklang 2026” is an invitation to experience summer with all your senses—in moments filled with euphoria, fascination, and musical depth. Under the starry sky, summer becomes audible—an experience that lingers long after it ends.

Schiller – The Sound Visionary of Global Pop

Eleven Top 10 albums, nine of which reached No. 1, numerous gold and platinum certifications, and over seven million records sold: Schiller is one of the most successful German artists of our time. His music captivates people all over the world—most recently at acclaimed concerts in London, Ukraine, and Macedonia.

Christopher von Deylen, aka Schiller, creates impressive soundscapes on stage and demonstrates just how diverse and energetic live electronic music can be. The combination of atmospheric soundscapes, hypnotic beats, and acoustic instruments guarantees an intense listening experience—for longtime fans as well as for
newcomers.

Since its founding in 1998, Schiller has stood for electronic music that sounds warm, human, and emotional. With sold-out tours worldwide and millions of enthusiastic listeners, he is still regarded today as a sound visionary and master of global pop.

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  • City of Salzgitter