Name: Rock im BUNI Nürnberg 2026
Start: 2026-07-26T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-07-26T00:00:00+00:00
Location: BUNI Kultur- und Freizeittreff

Rock im BUNI

About Rock im BUNI

Rock im BUNI is a Nuremberg youth open air event with the motto 'Rock for Inclusion'. Regional bands perform on a stage at the BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre, where people with and without disabilities naturally make music and celebrate together. Supported by the non-profit Treff der Lebenshilfe Nürnberg and noris inklusion, the festival stands for an accessible, low-cost cultural concept that focuses on encounter and participation.

Dates 26 Jul — 26 Jul 2026

Venue Nürnberg (09564)

Prices —

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Rock im BUNI — edition 2026

Rock im BUNI 2026 will take place on Sunday, July 26, at the BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre in Nuremberg. It is the 29th edition of the inclusive youth open air event with the motto 'Rock for Inclusion'. The bands Corporal Defect, Lemoto, and Semikolon are confirmed, with more acts in preparation; the BUNI Band and BUNI Percussion Crew will also be present. Around 150 visitors are expected.

The 2026 edition of Rock im BUNI is the 29th iteration and will take place on Sunday, July 26, 2026, at the BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre in Nuremberg.

Under the motto 'Rock for Inclusion', regional bands will perform. Corporal Defect, Lemoto, and Semikolon are confirmed; further acts are in preparation. As always, the BUNI Band and the BUNI Percussion Crew are also part of the programme. Around 150 visitors are expected. The event is organised by the non-profit BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre, run by Lebenshilfe Nürnberg and noris inklusion.

Highlights Rock im BUNI 2026

29th edition of the inclusive rock open air
Motto 'Rock for Inclusion'
Bands with and without disabilities on one stage
Family-friendly festival with around 150 guests
Supported by Lebenshilfe Nürnberg and noris inklusion

Programme Rock im BUNI 2026

Sunday, July 26, 2026 – 29th Rock im BUNI

Corporal Defect (confirmed)
Lemoto (confirmed)
Semikolon (confirmed)
BUNI Band and BUNI Percussion Crew
Further acts in preparation

Prices Rock im BUNI 2026

Accessible, low-cost concept by BUNI. Admission price to be announced shortly and will remain deliberately low.

Practical information

Practical information — Rock im BUNI

Getting There

Nuremberg is accessible via the A3, A6, A9, and A73 motorways and is a major ICE train hub. The BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre is located within Nuremberg city limits; travel by public transport is recommended.

Admission

BUNI's concept is deliberately low-cost. Weekly live concerts and courses are accessible at very low prices; festival admission will be announced at short notice and will remain accessible.

Tips

Current dates, line-up, and admission information will be published on the official website rock-im-buni.de.

Rock for Inclusion

Rock im BUNI is an inclusive youth open air event in Nuremberg, Bavaria's second-largest city in the Middle Franconia administrative region. The venue is the BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre. Under the motto 'Rock for Inclusion', regional bands perform a programme that focuses on the togetherness of people with and without disabilities.

The BUNI Culture and Leisure Centre

BUNI is a place for encounter and co-creation for everyone, operated as a non-profit organisation by Lebenshilfe Nürnberg and noris inklusion. What makes it special is its inclusive, accessible, and low-cost concept based on volunteer work – the interaction between people with and without disabilities is omnipresent.

Stage for Regional Bands

Bands from the region perform at the festival. In addition to the invited groups, the BUNI Band and the BUNI Percussion Crew are regularly part of the programme, featuring musicians with and without disabilities performing together.

An Established Inclusion Festival

Rock im BUNI is one of the long-standing inclusion festivals in the region and has been taking place for many years. With around 150 visitors, it deliberately remains familial and communal – encounter and participation take precedence over size.

Social Significance

The festival is more than just a concert: it is a living example of inclusion in Nuremberg's cultural landscape, demonstrating how natural shared celebration and making music can be.