Manfred Maurenbrecher live in Bochum: Quirky Stories at the Radom
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Manfred Maurenbrecher at the Radom: Quirky Stories and Wild Hymns
On Saturday, October 3, 2026, the Radom of the Bochum Observatory will transform into a special concert venue: The multiple award-winning Berlin singer-songwriter, musician, and author Manfred Maurenbrecher will present his program Perhaps Maybe along with other highlights from his extensive repertoire.
Poetic Songs with a Critical Perspective
Manfred Maurenbrecher combines powerful song lyrics with a unique sense for quirky situations, surprising twists, and societal observations. Under the motto Quirky Stories. Wild Hymns, he leads his audience through contrasting landscapes of life and focuses on a world where everyone seems to become increasingly funny.
West Berlin Soul Meets Blues and Singer-Songwriter Tradition
His distinctive voice moves between West Berlin soul, blues, and German-language singer-songwriter art. At the center are the orchestration of language and melody, the precise interplay of rhythm and meaning, as well as an intense stage performance that creates closeness to the audience. Maurenbrecher appears as a musical storyteller at the piano, transforming observations into short stories and grand choruses.
An Award-Winning Body of Work on Stage
Since the early 1970s, Manfred Maurenbrecher has been performing on stage. He has collaborated with artists such as Spliff, Veronika Fischer, Hermann van Veen, and Richard Wester, released numerous albums, and has written not only songs but also books, radio texts, and screenplays. His awards include the German Cabaret Prize, the Lieder Prize of Southwest Broadcasting, and several awards from the German Record Critics. His album Perhaps Maybe was released in 2025.
Live Atmosphere Under the Antenna
The Radom of the Bochum Observatory lends the concert an extraordinary acoustic and spatial atmosphere. Between technology, architecture, and the night sky full of stars, a concert experience emerges that brings the sharp texts and the musical directness of Maurenbrecher into intense focus. Doors open at 6:30 PM, the concert begins at 7:30 PM and is expected to last until 9:00 PM.
Conclusion: An Evening for Open Ears
The song evening for the Day of German Unity promises musical poetry, pointed societal observation, and an immediate audience atmosphere. Those who want to experience Manfred Maurenbrecher's wild hymns and quirky stories live will find in the Radom of the Bochum Observatory an unusual setting for a special concert evening.
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