Duderstadt Summer of Culture – 70s Cult Schlager Show

Retro Schlager Under the Open Sky

The 70s Cult Schlager Show is a nostalgic highlight in the Duderstadt Summer of Culture program. In the City Park, the open-air stage transforms into a Schlager show temple that evokes the musical memories of an entire generation. The format combines the live performance of a show band with elaborate stage shows, disco ball lighting, and sing-along elements.

Fredy Blanco and Die Schlaghosen

The show group Fredy Blanco und die Schlaghosen has established itself as a specialist in reviving the German Schlager classics of the 1970s. With authentic costumes, a theatrical stage performance, and a wide repertoire of hits from Howard Carpendale, Roland Kaiser, Costa Cordalis, Mary Roos, Wencke Myhre, and many other Schlager legends, the group caters to a nostalgia-loving audience.

Interactive Show

A characteristic of the 70s Cult Schlager Show is its sing-along and party atmosphere. Well-known choruses are sung along by the audience spontaneously, and wearing bell-bottom outfits is explicitly encouraged. This turns the concert evening into a collective journey through time.

Anchored in the Summer of Culture

The 70s Cult Schlager Show complements the annual spectrum of the Duderstadt Summer of Culture with a retro-oriented format that particularly appeals to an older audience but also delights younger generations with the ironic charm of the era. The event is consistently a bestseller in the Summer of Culture calendar.