Musical diversity: LGBTQIA+ concert with stars in Hameln!

Musical diversity: LGBTQIA+ concert with stars in Hameln!

In the charming city of Hameln, the Queere Network Weserbergland today, on June 17, 2025, is organizing a rousing radio concert that focuses on the LGBTQIA+ community. From 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., the live appearance of Wolfgang Stute and Sophie Atlas is expected to actively expect the radio. Admission begins from around 7 p.m. - so drop by in good time!

Wolfgang Stute, known as the guitarist of Heinz-Rudolf Kunze and as a creative head behind the instrumental band Marea, brings his extensive experience. He has also made a name for himself as a musical director of the open-air production "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in the Herrenhausen Gardens. On the other hand, Sophie Atlas , a queer singer and composer who addresses the challenges of trans*people in his texts and is currently studying at the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston. A conversation between the two artists with the moderator Jan Hampe will round off the concert.

admission and places

50 places are available for the concert, and if you want to be there, you can prepare for a normal price of 15 euros. Discounted tickets for students, students, trainees, people with severe disabilities and recipients of social benefits are available for 12 euros, of course with proof. The event is moderated by Michael Krowas .

a guiding principle for the community

The Queere Network Weserbergland is an important point of contact for the queer community in the region. The target group are not only lesbian, gays and bisexual people, but also trans*and inter*people as well as their supporters. Here work is used for an open, respectful and non -discriminatory society. Programs for networking, information offers and exciting community meetings are in the foreground.

We live at a time when awareness of LGBTQIA+ topics is becoming increasingly important. Events such as today's concert help to increase visibility and to promote exchange within the community. prideplanet emphasizes that events around the Pride Month serve not only the celebration of sexual diversity in June, but also of the memory of the struggle Past. Events for the community are essential to show pride and solidarity and to counter discrimination.

Around the evening is great, and many visitors will certainly not only enjoy the sounds of music, but also the open and inviting atmosphere of the event. Take the opportunity to be part of this important initiative!