Sound night with Miss Who: Live in the Torhaus – secure your tickets now!

Sound night with Miss Who: Live in the Torhaus – secure your tickets now!

Attention music lovers: On Sunday, July 20, 2025, the time has finally come! The acoustic cover band Miss Who will present their moving sounds at 6 p.m. in the Torhaus Gallery at the Göttingen City Cemetery. The duo, consisting of the versatile singer Frauke Hein from Vernawahlshausen and the talented guitarist Werner Schultz from Göttingen, has been inspiring people with their unique interpretations since 2019. Their repertoire ranges from the timeless hits of ABBA to the rocking sounds of ZZ TOP and moving jazz classics.

Miss Who focuses on songs by strong female singers and brings both well-known and rare songs to life. Prominent mentions in their program include pieces by icons such as Marie Fredriksson and Amy Winehouse. A real highlight for everyone who appreciates good music. But a note: the number of places is limited, which is why advance booking is strongly recommended!

Tickets and event details

Tickets for the concert are available in advance at the tourist information center at the Old Town Hall for 12.50 euros (plus advance booking fee). If you don't manage to book in advance, you can go to the box office, where the remaining tickets are available for 15.00 euros. So it's advisable to secure your place quickly!

In addition to this musical experience, the Torhaus Gallery offers a variety of cultural events. Current exhibitions include “Really Sheep!” with acrylic paintings by Ilona Nolte, as well as the photo exhibition “Wonders of Nature – a photographic journey through nature”. The special exhibition “Environment, Climate and YOU” and the art project “THANA: Art & Energy that touches your soul” by Winfried Bullinger also invite you to visit.

Further cultural offerings in Göttingen

The cultural offerings in Göttingen are as diverse as the city itself. In addition to the Miss Who concert, numerous events such as theater performances, lectures and readings are also planned. An example of this is the play “A Midsummer Night's Dream” and the Grone literary circle with the theme “The Lie” by Mikita Franko. There is something for every taste.

The city administration provides its citizens with the latest news through innovative channels such as Telegram and Notify. If you have any questions or suggestions, you can contact IhrMeinung@goettingen.de at any time or consult the digital pilot administration, which answers simple inquiries.

For anyone who wants to get a taste of culture, the Torhaus Gallery is just the right place. The location offers an inspiring atmosphere for art and music and thus contributes to Göttingen's lively cultural scene. So let’s go!