HütteKonzertSommer Eisenhüttenstadt

Open Air in the Eisenhüttenstadt Forest

The Eisenhüttenstadt open-air stage is located in the Diehloer Wald — a green, almost enchanted natural stage that its fanbase affectionately calls the "kleine Waldbühne." Since 2018, the HütteKonzertSommer has established itself as a distinct concert brand here: a summer program of Schlager, Eurodance hits, techno open-airs, and comedy that attracts tens of thousands of guests per season.

Program Lines

The profile of the HütteKonzertSommer is deliberately broad: Schlager and pop stars (Kerstin Ott, Norman Langen, Sonia Liebing), 90s tribute evenings, techno nights with German DJs, Mallorca parties, and comedy acts alternate over several weeks. The open-air atmosphere and the intimate size of the stage make every evening an almost festival-like experience — with a short walk from the beer to the stage.

2026 Season with Big Names

For 2026, the No Angels with their anniversary tour (July 18), Kerstin Ott in a Schlager experience (July 31), and comedian Olaf Schubert (June 18) are confirmed, among others. Additionally, there will be a Eurodance tribute "Rhythm is a Dancer" (June 27) and a Technocity evening (August 1) — and more dates to be announced on Reservix during the season.

Eisenhüttenstadt — Architecture and Renewal

Eisenhüttenstadt in the Oder-Spree district is Brandenburg's youngest city and an impressive example of socialist urban planning. Planned in the 1950s as "Stalinstadt" on the drawing board, it is now considered one of the best-preserved examples of socialist urban architecture in Europe. Visitors to the HütteKonzertSommer should take time to stroll through the residential complexes I to VII and visit the Documentation Center for Everyday Culture in the GDR.