Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband
Open-air concert with the Slaughterhouse Jazzband on May 29, 2026, at the staircase complex at Gerolstein station – New Orleans Jazz & Dixieland, free admission.
2026
About Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband
Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband — edition 2026
With the Slaughterhouse Jazzband, the Gerolstein swingt series brings a representative of traditional jazz to one of the most atmospheric open-air venues in the Eifel town. The date, May 29, falls in classic early summer, with long evenings and mild weather – ideal conditions for an open-air concert.
Highlights Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband 2026
- New Orleans Jazz and Dixieland on the Kyll riverbank
- Atmospheric open-air venue at Gerolstein station
- Part of the new Gerolstein swingt 2026 series
- Free admission – made possible by sponsors
Programme Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband 2026
Program May 29, 2026
- Band: Slaughterhouse Jazzband.
- Style: New Orleans Jazz, Dixieland, Swing Classics.
- Venue: Staircase complex at Gerolstein station, Kyll riverbank.
- Series: Gerolstein swingt – Concert of the 2026 series.
- Admission: Free.
Prices Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband 2026
Practical information — Gerolstein swingt – Slaughterhouse Jazzband
Getting There
Gerolstein via the B410 and B257, optimally by train on the Eifel line Cologne – Trier (Gerolstein station – directly at the venue).
Venue
Staircase complex at Gerolstein station, Kyll riverbank.
Date
Friday, May 29, 2026 (Time is usually early evening, to be inquired with the organizer).
Admission
Free.
Note
Open-air event; in case of rain, relocation to an indoor location – information from Touristik Gerolsteiner Land.
Information
gerolsteiner-land.de and gerolstein.org/de/veranstaltungen.html.
The concert by the Slaughterhouse Jazzband continues the Gerolstein swingt 2026 series and brings traditional jazz to one of Gerolstein's most beautiful venues: the staircase complex at the train station, directly on the banks of the Kyll.
Slaughterhouse Jazzband
The Slaughterhouse Jazzband is an established name in the German New Orleans jazz scene. Their repertoire includes classics of early jazz from the 1910s and 1920s, Dixieland standards, and swing pieces. With a classic lineup – trumpet, clarinet, trombone, banjo/guitar, tuba/bass, drums – they preserve the traditional New Orleans sound and convey the joie de vivre of this music directly to their audience.
Staircase Complex at Gerolstein Station
The staircase complex at Gerolstein station, directly on the banks of the Kyll, is an architecturally and atmospherically charming open-air venue. The natural amphitheater shape of the steps, the proximity to the water, and the backdrop of the historic station building create a unique setting for concerts.
Gerolstein swingt – The Series
Gerolstein swingt is a concert series launched in 2026 by Touristik Gerolsteiner Land. Over twelve concerts, the jazz, swing, and blues program is spread throughout the year. Alfons Hardt is responsible for the program. All concerts are free, made possible by the sponsorship of local supporters from the Gerolsteiner Land.
Early Summer Evening on the Kyll
With the concert date of May 29, 2026, the event falls into a period of early summer extension of the evenings. The Kyll, which flows through Gerolstein, the splashing of the water in the background, the sunset over the Eifel heights – the Slaughterhouse Jazzband plays against a natural backdrop that sensually completes the concert experience.
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