Dure Festival

Festival in the countryside — and that's the concept

The Dure Festival has established itself as a fixture in the Lower Franconian festival scene within a few years. The venue is a meadow at Gänswasen directly on Tauberstraße in the market town of Bieberehren — a small village in the Würzburg district with just under 1000 inhabitants. That's exactly the appeal: no stadium, no event area, but a meadow, a few caravans, a stage, and lots of music.

Brass punk rock and more

The musical profile is clear: brass punk rock is the focus. Bands with brass sections — saxophone, trumpet, trombone — combined with the energy of punk and rock shape the festival sound. In addition, acts from the ska, folk-punk, indie, and singer-songwriter scenes appear every year. The line-up is predominantly regional, with occasional appearances by supra-regional acts that fit the DIY philosophy.

DIY and Community

The Dure Festival is a festival by music fans for music fans. It operates without inflated sponsorship, with a manageable entrance fee (tickets from €15) and an atmosphere that is rare in today's festival landscape. The festival maintains its own camping meadow, its own kitchen, and a festival shop — all voluntarily supported by the organizing team.

Bieberehren and the Taubertal

Bieberehren is located on the southern edge of the Würzburg district in Lower Franconia (Bavaria), in one of the most beautiful river regions of Southern Germany. The Taubertal is known as a cycling tourism region — those who arrive by bike can combine the festival with a tour along the Romantic Tauber Cycle Path. Wertheim, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, and the Würzburg Residence are also within day-trip distance.