Thundercat’s new album live, Clueso in the Olympiahalle and SSIO delivers: March 2026 has it all. Check all dates now.
Even in March there won’t be a dull moment when it comes to live music. You can attend these concerts in Germany this month. Here is a selection of gigs from many different genres.
Audrey Hobert
When: 28.2. Cologne Live Music Hall, 02.3. Berlin Huxley’s New World, 6.3. Cologne Live Music Hall
Why important: The artist is going on a world tour after the release of her debut album “Who’s the Clown” in August. The aspiring indie singer, known for personal lyrics about separations and self-doubt, is also stopping in Germany.
Ticket prices: from 27 €
SSIO
When: among other things 1.3. Hamburg Sports Hall Hamburg, March 22nd Munich Zenith, March 27th Berlin Velodrome, March 29th Frankfurt Jahrhunderthalle Frankfurt
Why important: SSIO is known for his style of 90s boom bap beats and exaggerated street rap lyrics. Now he is going on “The first tour after Corona” and shows again what makes him the sickest live rapper in Germany.
Ticket prices: from approx. 62 €
Sombre
When: 4.3. Berlin Velodrome, 5.3. Cologne Palladium Cologne
Why important: The rising indie artist was nominated for a Grammy for Best New Artist in 2026 and has managed to make a meteoric rise in the music world with songs like “back to friends” and “12 to 12.” Now he is on his “The Late Nights and Young Romance” tour and can be seen live in Berlin and Cologne.
Ticket prices: between 60 and 70 €
Betterov
When: among other things 7.3. Munich Muffathalle, 9.3. Stuttgart Im Wizemann, 17.3. Frankfurt Batschkapp, 18.3. Cologne Carlswerk Victoria, March 26th Leipzig Felsenkeller Leipzig, 28.3. Hamburg Docks Club
Why important: The German singer made his breakthrough in 2022 with the album “Olympia”, on the deluxe version of which he featured many other well-known German indie artists from Paula Hartmann to Provinz. Now he is on tour with his second album “Große Kunst”, in which he processes many personal stories.
Ticket prices: from €40.40
Nils Keppel
When: among other things 7.3. Hamburg Molotov, 19.3. Stuttgart In the Wizemann Club, March 20th Munich STROM, 25.3. Cologne Building 9, 27.3. Dresden Groove Station, March 28th Berlin Festsaal Kreuzberg
Why important: Nils Keppel makes rough, intense, dark indie pop/punk with synthesizer elements. He is associated with the “Neue Neue Deutsche Welle”. His lyrics are about the dream of life, human fallibility and death. His live performances are minimalistic but thrilling, almost cathartic.
Ticket prices: for 28 to 30 €
KIZ
When: 8.3. Berlin Uber Arena
Why important: Like every year, the band KIZ is holding its women’s concert for International Women’s Day on March 8th. Tickets are only available for women, cis women, inter* people and non-binary people who identify as female. The band has been using this concert format for years to take a stand against sexism and to create a space in which women can celebrate without harassment.
Ticket prices: from €64.90
Maximo Park (+ Art Brut)
When: 8.3. Cologne E-Werk, 9.3. Hamburg Great Freedom, 12.3. Berlin Huxley’s New World, March 13th Munich TonHalle
Why important: The British band is going on tour again to mark the 20th anniversary of the album “A Certain Trigger”. The band shook up the indie pop scene in the 2000s. Now they are bringing Art Brut on tour as special guests, who perfectly complement Maxïmo Park.
Ticket prices: cost €49.60
Austra
When: 8.3. Hamburg Mojo Club, 12.3. Berlin Kesselhaus in the Kulturbrauerei, 17.3. Munich Technical Center in the Werksviertel, March 18th Cologne Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld
Why important: The Canadian singer packs heartbreak and tragedy into electro-pop music that makes you want to dance again.
Ticket prices: approx. €43.45
Florence and the Machine
When: 9.3. Berlin Uber Arena
Why important: Florence and the Machine is on tour and the last concert in Germany will take place on March 9th in Berlin.
Ticket prices: from around €80, but the tickets are already all gone
Thundercat
When: 9.3. Berlin Huxley’s New World, March 13th Cologne Live Music Hall, March 19th Frankfurt Batschkapp, 20.3. Hamburg Great Freedom 36
Why important: The Los Angeles artist is known for his genre-bending sound, mixing elements of jazz, funk, soul, R&B and electronica. His new album is announced for early April 2026, and some songs, e.g. B. “She Knows Too Much”, a posthumous collaboration with Mac Miller, has already been released. Hopefully he’ll tease a few more of his new songs on his tour in March.
Ticket prices: are between 45 and 50 €
Bar Italia
When: 9.3. Munich Ampere, 10.3. Berlin Festsaal Kreuzberg
Why important: The trio from London plays a mixture of post-punk and art rock. With their mysterious, melodramatic but cool atmosphere, they create a distant aura. Maybe that’s why a concert is the ideal opportunity to get closer to the band.
Ticket prices: from 34 €
Danny Brown
When: 10.3. Berlin Badehaus, 11.3. Cologne YUCA
Why important: Danny Brown’s music combines rap with hyperpop and is considered one of the most unique and eccentric rappers of recent years. His live performances resemble a kind of rap rave. After a long break due to alcohol withdrawal, the rapper is now making a new start. The tour is the beginning of a new era in which he performs his music with a clear head.
Ticket prices: from €46.90
Deadletter
When: 8.3. Bielefeld Forum Bielefeld, 12.3. Hanover Café Glocksee, 14.3. Berlin New Future, March 18th Munich ELECTRICITY
Why important: The six-piece band, who have been friends since childhood, is going on tour with their new album “Hysterical Strength”, including a few stops in Germany. Post-punk hits that make you jump and dance can be expected live.
Ticket prices: cost around €30
Fritzi Ernst
When: 10.3. Dresden Groove Station, 11.3. Leipzig New Drama, March 21st Bayreuth Art and Cultural Center Neunhalb, 25.3. Wuppertal The Stock Exchange
Why important: Fritzi Ernst is a German songwriter and singer. She sings about world pain, self-criticism, relationship dynamics and everyday life. Now she is on tour and stops mainly in smaller cities.
Ticket prices: between 15 and 24 €
Great spotted woodpecker
When: 11.3. Karlsruhe Substage, March 12th Hamburg Docks, 15.3. Berlin Columbiahalle, March 17th Leipzig Plant 2 Kulturfabrik Leipzig, 18.3. Cologne Live Music Hall, March 19th Munich Muffathalle
Why important: The Austrian indie band is going on tour with their album “Construct 5”. The album landed in the charts for the first time. The band’s live performances are particularly rousing and emotional. With abstract lyrics and many different instruments, they manage to create a melancholic but lively atmosphere through their music.
Ticket prices: from €33.70
Ken Carson
When: 12.3. Düsseldorf PSD Bank Dome, March 13th Berlin Max-Schmeling-Halle, March 23rd Hamburg Sports Hall Hamburg
Why important: The American rapper and music producer is known for his modern trip sound. He became particularly famous for his support acts with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Playboi Carti; The latter is also his mentor.
Ticket prices: from 62 €
Geese
When: 12.3. Munich Backstage Werk, March 15th Berlin ASTRA Kulturhaus, 16.3. Hamburg Docks Hamburg, 18.3. Cologne Palladium Cologne
Why important: The American indie rock band is going on the “Getting Killed in Europe” tour, which is appropriately named for their album. The new album is groovy with theatrical lyrics. Definitely rousing live.
Ticket prices: is available for €35.20
Renee Rapp
When: 13.3. Berlin Uber Eats Music Hall, 15.3. Cologne Palladium
Why important: The singer and actress is going on tour with her latest album “Bite me” and is also stopping in Germany. Especially after coming out, she built up a large queer fan base, also because some of her lyrics refer to them. With her powerful voice and her lyrics about love and relationship drama, the artist also manages to create an emotional experience live.
Ticket prices: from 67 €
Sleaford Mods
When: 14.3. Berlin Tempodrom, March 15th Hamburg Great Freedom 36
Why important: The electropunk duo deals with socially critical messages such as consumerism, political corruption and society in their songs. Their goal is to make a statement with their music and to take action against shallow pop music.
Ticket prices: for €47.97
SPRINTS
When: 14.3. Cologne The Canteen, March 15th Hamburg Uebel & Dangerous, 18.3. Berlin Metropol, March 22nd Munich STROM, March 31st Münster Skates Palace, 01.4. Wiesbaden slaughterhouse Wiesbaden, 02.4. Schorndorf Club Manufaktur e. v.
Why important: The post-punk band from Ireland is particularly popular live. They are also touring Germany with their second album “All That Is Over” and manage to captivate the audience with their fast guitar riffs and the powerful voice of front woman Karla Chubb.
Ticket prices: between 29 and 33 €
Clueso
When: including 16.3. Stuttgart Porsche Arena, March 19th Hamburg Barclays Arena, March 21st Berlin Uber Arena, March 23rd Frankfurt am Main Festhalle, March 24th Munich Olympic Hall, March 26th Cologne Lanxess Arena, March 27th Leipzig Quarterback Real Estate Arena
Why important: The German pop singer, who has been making music for years, is going on tour in Germany and taking many cities with him. Under the motto Déjà vu, he brings his greatest hits as well as new songs.
Ticket prices: from 59 €
Belle & Sebastian
When: 17.3. (“Tigermilk”) and 18.3. (“If You’re Feeling Sinister”) Stadthalle Cologne and 5.3. (“Tigermilk”) and 6.3. (“If You’re Feeling Sinister”) Berlin Metropol
Why important: The Scottish pop rock band is going on their 30th anniversary tour of their two albums “Tigermilk” and “If You’re Feeling Sinister”, stopping in Berlin and Cologne. Each tour stop is two days long, and each evening features one of the two albums and some of the most popular songs.
Ticket prices: cost €55.50
Altin Gün
When: 17.3. Cologne Carlswerk Victoria, 19.3. Berlin Huxley’s New World, March 20th Berlin Huxley’s New World, March 22nd Hamburg Great Freedom 36
Why important: Altin Gün is known for her reinterpretations of Turkish folk and rock songs. The psychedelic folk rock band even plays two concerts on their tour in Berlin and presents songs from their recently released new album “Garin”. The combination of traditional instruments and modern grooves invites you to dance.
Ticket prices: for €41-45
Folk Bitch Trio
When: 19.3. Berlin LARK Berlin, March 20th Evil & Dangerous / Tower Room
Why important: The name says it all: The Australian trio specializes in a mixture of modern and traditional folk music. With melancholic lyrics and polyphonic harmonies, they create highly emotional concerts.
Ticket prices: cost €27.15
Antifox
When: 25.2. Kiel The Pump / Red Salon, 27.2. Magdeburg Island of Youth, 05.3. Hanover At Chez Heinz, 06.3. Düsseldorf Zakk Club, 12.3. Leipzig Elipamanoke, 13.3. Heidelberg Hall 02, March 21st Potsdam Guardhouse Potsdam, 27.3. Jena Rosenkeller, March 28th Munich ELECTRICITY
Why important: The German rapper is known for classic battle rap. Her trademark is a black fox mask. With her lyrics she talks about personal experiences and wants to dispel the stereotype of female rappers. Now she is on tour in Germany and is clearing out a few cities along the way.
Ticket prices: available between €33 and €38
Stella Donnelly
When: 31.3. Berlin micropolis
Why important: The Welsh-Australian singer-songwriter is known for indie rock/pop and folk. Her texts are humorous, but still socially critical.
Ticket prices: is available for €30.45
