29th Biberach Music Night

One Ticket, One Night, 18 Locations

Since the late 1990s, the Biberach Music Night – MuNa for short – has been the unifying live music experience in the Upper Swabian metropolis of Biberach an der Riß. Organized by the Biberacher Musiknacht e.V., it transforms the city center into one large concert hall on a Friday in spring. With a wristband, you can move from venue to venue and discover bands within a radius of a few hundred meters.

Variety of Styles in a Speed Run

The association's management consciously focuses on a broad range of styles. The program in previous years included:

• Rock and Indie for the younger city scene
• Brass and Funk in the larger venues
• Jump Blues, Gypsy Jazz, Swing in the more intimate bars
• Pop, Folk, Singer-Songwriter in cafés and small stages
• Hard Rock, Ska, Punk in the underground area
• Schlager, Dixie, Oldies, Rockabilly for a regular audience

The bands come from Biberach and Upper Swabia, from Stuttgart, Munich, Berlin – and regularly internationally, for example from the Czech Republic or as an Italo-Swiss formation.

Biberach an der Riß — Upper Swabia's Music Night Capital

Biberach (Biberach district, around 33,000 inhabitants) is located in the rolling hills of Upper Swabia between the Danube and Lake Constance. The city is known for its historic Schützenfest (marksmen's festival) and for an astonishingly dense live music scene. The Music Night bundles this scene once a year, turning the city center into a stage that activates the entire district in late winter and early spring.

The Concept

The success formula of MuNa is simple: one admission ticket grants access to all 18 venues and 21 bands. You don't need to plan in advance; you can let the sound guide you – through the alleys of the city center, cafés, bars, and the foyer of the town hall. After midnight, the After-MuNa-Party takes place in Abdera, which is included in the ticket price.