Schloss Burg Open Air — Kasalla

Kasalla — Kölscher Rock in a full Wupper backdrop

When Kasalla plays on the Schlossplatz of Schloss Burg an der Wupper on June 13, 2026, two cultural identities of North Rhine-Westphalia meet: the Rhenish dialect and the Bergisch castle tradition. The Cologne band — known for hits like “Pirate”, “Stadt mit K” and “Alle Jläser huh” — is at the forefront of the Kölsch dialect scene and has been filling large stages throughout the Rhineland for years.

Schloss Burg — Bergisch symbol backdrop

Schloss Burg is the largest reconstructed castle complex in North Rhine-Westphalia and sits high above the Wupper. The medieval castle was rebuilt in the late 19th century by architect Gerhard August Fischer in the Historicist style and is now a museum, wedding venue, restaurant, and open-air stage. The Schlossplatz / Schlossparkplatz directly in front of the castle transforms into a spectacular concert arena on some summer evenings.

Standing concert with catering

The concert starts at 7:30 PM and lasts until 9:00 PM. It is a standing-only concert — no seated areas. Drinks, bratwurst, potato pancakes, and other snacks will be offered on the Schlossplatz. The atmosphere is familiar: many repeat visitors, a devoted Kasalla community, and of course, fans from Solingen and the Bergisches Land who only have to drive a few minutes for a live experience.

Inclusion: Sign Language

A special feature of this concert: The concert will be interpreted in sign language by Aline Ackers — a conscious step towards inclusion for deaf fans. For wheelchair users and people with a disability pass (indicator B), a companion is admitted free of charge, which can be booked by email via [email protected].

Tickets and Prices

Tickets are available through the Schloss Burg shop system, Eventim, Ticketonline, and other advance booking platforms. Adults €39, children up to 12 years old discounted €20. Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. With a capacity of around 1,800 fans, the concert is intimate enough for a personal atmosphere and large enough for a real festival feeling.

Solingen — City of Blades in Bergisches Land

Solingen is known worldwide as the City of Blades — knives, scissors, and blades have been manufactured here for centuries. The independent city of Solingen is located in the Bergisches Land region of North Rhine-Westphalia, south of Wuppertal and northeast of Cologne. Schloss Burg is Solingen's cultural and tourist landmark and is accessible via the historic suspension railway from Burg an der Wupper.