15. Hammer Schlagernacht

Schlager Party with Tradition

The Hammer Schlagernacht in the Zentralhallen has been a fixture in the Westphalian event calendar for 15 editions. Unlike open-air Schlager festivals or boat parties, this focuses on a classic, hall-based Schlager party: fixed tables, long bars, a large stage, several live acts one after another. The mix of established Schlager stars and a purely party-oriented atmosphere is what makes the event so appealing.

When and Where is the Schlagernacht?

The 15th Hammer Schlagernacht 2026 takes place on Saturday, January 31, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 3:00 AM in the Zentralhallen Hamm. Attention: The event is already sold out (SOLD OUT status on zentralhallen.de). Those who want to be there hope for cancellations or book early for 2027.

The 2026 Line-up

Five Schlager live acts will perform one after another on stage:

• Mia Weber – Pop Schlager with party hits
• Anna-Carina Woitschak – Schlager singer, former jungle camp participant
• Norman Langen – established Schlager star with several top albums
• Olaf Henning – known for folk party music ("Komm hol' das Lasso raus")
• Isi Glück – former Miss Germany, with her own Schlager repertoire

The order of performances will be published shortly before the date on zentralhallen.de. The house DJ takes over between the live sets.

Tickets and Status

Tickets from €35.00 – however, already sold out at the time of publication of this page. A special feature of the Schlagernacht is the new group ticket "6 for 5": Six tickets for the price of five, intended for birthday groups and circles of friends.

Zentralhallen Hamm

The Zentralhallen are the largest event center in the city of Hamm. The halls are used for concerts, trade fairs, galas, and major events and are conveniently located within the city. Public transport connections are good: bus lines 2, 14, and R41 stop directly in front of the entrance, and free parking is available.

Hamm – Capital of the Westphalian Schlager Scene?

Hamm is an independent city with around 180,000 inhabitants in the eastern Ruhr area. Known primarily as a railway hub and the location of the Maximilianpark. The Schlager scene traditionally finds a large audience here, as evidenced by events like the Schlagernacht and also in the surrounding districts like Heessen with its Waldbühne. The Hammer Schlagernacht is a must-attend event within this scene – anyone who likes Schlager and lives in Westphalia has been here at least once.