Free stage! Artists from MV can shine at Wasted in Jarmen

Free stage! Artists from MV can shine at Wasted in Jarmen

Anklam, Deutschland - The anticipation in the small town of Jarmen increases, because on September 5 and 6, 2025, the popular “Wasted in Jarmen” festival will open its gates for the seventh time. The band "Feine Sahne Fischfilet", which conquered the top of the German album charts with their album "We Come in Frieden" in early June, will also be part of the party. But the festival not only offers space for big names, but also for unknown artists who want to get a chance on a stage. Nordkurier reports that a free place in the program for local talents from Mecklenburg-Western is. Music styles and age groups don't care - the main thing is that the talent is right.

The idea behind "Wasted in Jarmen" is to offer artists from the region a platform and to celebrate cultural diversity. The festival is organized by the Hinterlandkultur association, which is based in Doberaner Str. 21, 18057 Rostock. As can be read on wastedinjarmen.de , the association takes responsibility for its own content, but also emphasizes that external links on other pages have no influence on their content.

The festival not only stands for musical diversity, but also contributes to promoting the regional cultural scene. This cultural initiative receives tailwind from the Federal Government, which supports the Festival Promotion Fund of the Music Festival Festivals in the field of popular music and jazz. A total of four million euros will be made available to strengthen cultural diversity and artistic work in Germany. The Minister of Culture emphasizes that festivals in particular are promoted outside the big cities in order to make a wider spectrum of artists and genres visible. Attention is paid to sustainability, diversity and accessibility.

A total of 127 festivals from Germany receive a funding commitment, which underlines the importance of events such as "Wasted in Jarmen". These festivals not only offer a platform for music, but also for political education and social issues. With this support, “Wasted in Jarmen” not only wants to inspire the audience, but also make a contribution to the cultural landscape in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and pave the way for talented artists.

For all creative people who would like to be on stage, it is now important to act quickly and take the chance. September is approaching and the application deadline is limited. Who knows, maybe an emerging artist will soon take care of the festival's special highlight and captivate the audience with his sounds.