What time does the concert in Schwerin start?

The duo starts on Friday, April 24, 2026, at 20:00 at werk3 / KlangWert, Friedrichstraße 11, 19055 Schwerin.

How long does the show last?

An end around 23:00 is planned. The actual duration may vary depending on encores.

Are there still tickets available?

The event is sold out. According to the artist's page, there may be leftover tickets available at the box office in some cases.

Are there seated or standing places?

werk3 is an intimate hall with around 100 seats. Seating and allocation are managed by the venue.

Is the venue accessible?

Information about accessibility is published by the organizer werk3 / KlangWert. Please contact the venue directly if needed.

Is there an opening act?

No opening acts are announced for this unplugged program; the focus is on the duo and the acoustic arrangements.

Zöllner & Wolf live in Schwerin

Name: Dirk Zöllner & Julian Wolf – Guided Music (sold out) – Schwerin
Start: 2026-04-24T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-25T01:00:00+02:00
Location: werk3 / KlangWert

Acoustic Intensity at werk3: Zöllner & Wolf Ignite Intimate Stage Magic

When soul rock voice Dirk Zöllner meets the guitar virtuosity of Julian Wolf, a concert experience arises between fine orchestration and gripping stage performance. In Schwerin, both present their duo program 'Guided Music' – reduced, direct, sold out.

Sound You Can Touch: Acoustic, Dynamics, Intimacy

The arrangements dress Zöllner's songs in an acoustic cloak: precise synchronization between voice and guitar, nuanced sound, narrative phrasing. The live atmosphere in werk3 – known for immediate audience mood – enhances every nuance, from whisper-quiet ballads to grooving soul passages.

Biographical Pulse: Experience Meets New Beginnings

Dirk Zöllner has shaped German-speaking soul & funk with Chicorée and Die Zöllner since the late 1980s, played as a support act for James Brown, and shined in projects ranging from Rockpalast to Jesus Christ Superstar. Julian Wolf, born in 1998 in Radebeul, has toured across Germany, blending blues, funk, and rock, impressing as a composer with focused sound and virtuosic articulation.

Program with Attitude: Stories, Groove, Sensitivity

The set alternates between lyrical intimacy and energetic crescendos. Zöllner's lyrics carry narrative depth, while Wolf's guitar lines counter with melodic contour. The result: a dialogue that bundles timing, dynamics, and sound colors in fine arcs – handcrafted, live, real.

Fans' Voices

The reactions online are clear: Zöllner & Wolf excite their community. On Instagram, one fan raves: 'Acoustic, close, pure goosebumps – this will be great!' On Facebook, a visitor writes: 'Two generations, one heartbeat – please more of this!'

Conclusion

An unplugged evening with character: strong songs, precise playing culture, humorous moderation – in a space that makes closeness audible and visible. Sold out, but those who get the chance for leftover tickets at the box office will experience a concert event with lasting impact.