Name: Meeresbrise — Concert Series Warnemünde 2026
Start: 2026-05-01T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-09-27T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Kurhausgarten Warnemünde

Meeresbrise

About Meeresbrise

Meeresbrise is the free open-air concert series by the Rostock and Warnemünde Tourism Centre in the Kurhausgarten, located directly behind the beach. From early May to the end of September, the series invites you to around two dozen afternoon concerts on Sundays and public holidays, featuring everything from Schlager, Swing, Jazz, Pop, Brass Music, and Singer-Songwriter.

Dates 01 May — 27 Sep 2026

Venue Rostock (13003)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Meeresbrise — edition 2026

The sixth season of Meeresbrise features 23 free open-air concerts between May 1st and September 27th, 2026, held every Sunday and on public holidays from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM in the Kurhausgarten Warnemünde. The stylistic range includes everything from police orchestras to Boogie and Soul, to singer-songwriters.

From May 1st to September 27th, 2026, the sixth edition of the "Meeresbrise" Sunday concerts will take place in the Kurhausgarten Warnemünde. A total of 23 afternoon concerts are scheduled – including on public holidays such as Whit Monday and German Unity Day. The Rostock and Warnemünde Tourism Centre has programmed a deliberately broad selection so that holiday guests and locals can experience something different each Sunday: Pop, Jazz, Funk, Boogie, Blues, Soul, Indie, Brass Music, Acoustic. The season traditionally concludes with a Country concert in September.

Highlights Meeresbrise 2026

23 free open-air concerts on Sundays and public holidays
Opening on May 1st with the Landespolizeiorchester M-V
Wide stylistic range from Brass Music to Soul, Boogie, and Indie
Sixth season of the successful series

Programme Meeresbrise 2026

May 2026 — Season Opening

May 1st (Labour Day) — Landespolizeiorchester M-V, Programme »Hello« (Pop, Jazz, Funk)
May 3rd — Piano Power Station (Boogie, Blues, Jazz)
May 10th — Lyn Bee (Soul, Indie-Pop)
May 17th — Blasorchester Bad Doberan (Brass Music, Pop, Rock)
May 24th — Duo Gutbier & Vogeler (Indie-Pop)
May 31st — Axel Stiller & Uwe Kotteck (Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter)

June–September 2026

June 4th (Corpus Christi) — Wellenpirsch (Indie-Folk)
Sundays until September 27th — various formats from Swing, Jazz, Big Band, Schlager, Country, Rockabilly
Season Finale End of September — Country Concert

The complete season overview with all 23 concerts will be published by the Rostock and Warnemünde Tourism Centre in Spring 2026. Each concert starts at 3:30 PM and ends around 5:30 PM.

Prices Meeresbrise 2026

All 23 concerts are free. There are no reservations and no fixed seats – blankets and beach chairs are allowed.

Practical information

Practical information — Meeresbrise

Getting There

Take the S-Bahn S1/S3 to Warnemünde, then a few minutes' walk to the promenade. By car, use the car parks at Alter Strom or at the train station.

Admission

All Meeresbrise concerts are free. No registration is required. Blankets, beach chairs, and picnics are explicitly permitted.

Weather

In case of stormy weather or heavy rain, a concert may be moved to the Banketsaal of the Kurhaus or cancelled at short notice.

Profile

The "Meeresbrise" is the Sunday concert series held in the historic Kurhausgarten of Warnemünde. An open-air stage was established in 2021 directly between the Kurhaus, promenade, and the Baltic Sea beach, offering a wide musical spectrum – from big bands and brass orchestras to singer-songwriters, swing combos, rockabilly, and country.

Programming

From May to September, the series features concerts every Sunday and on public holidays on the stage in the Kurhausgarten. The concerts run from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM and are free to attend. The stylistic range includes Swing, Jazz, and Big Band, through Pop, Indie, Soul, and Singer-Songwriter, to Schlager, Country, Rockabilly, and Brass Music. Approximately 20 to 23 concerts are scheduled per season; the series traditionally concludes with a Country concert at the end of September. The audience sits casually on provided seating, blankets, or in beach chairs.

Local Context

The organiser is the Rostock and Warnemünde Tourism Centre. The series complements the maritime event programme of the Baltic Sea resort, alongside the Hanse Sail, Warnemünder Woche, and Port Party. The Kurhausgarten, framed by the Kurhaus built in 1928 and the Teepott, is one of the most traditional venues in the seaside resort – ideal for relaxed Sunday afternoons with live music and sea views.