The Magic of Queen Classic – Schlosspark Open Air Jüterbog

Jüterbog Castle Park Festival Meadow — The Margraviate's Open-Air Stage

Jüterbog, a small town of around 12,000 inhabitants in the Teltow-Fläming district in southern Brandenburg, is home to a remarkable castle park ensemble. The festival meadow at the castle park offers an atmospheric open-air setting for summer concerts — nestled within the historic park grounds. For three evenings in June 2026, it will become a concert stage; the closing evening is dedicated to Queen.

Markus Engelstädter — Four-Octave Tribute

Markus Engelstädter is among Europe's most distinguished Queen interpreters. With a documented vocal range of four octaves (just like Freddie Mercury), he delivers the challenging solos and high-note passages of Queen classics in a production that respects the original while adding its own accents. He is accompanied by a rock band and a string orchestra — a combination that allows the symphonic arrangements of Queen songs like „Bohemian Rhapsody", „Somebody to Love", or „Don't Stop Me Now" to unfold in full orchestral splendor.

Schlosspark Open Air Weekend

Engelstädter's performance on June 21 is the third and final evening of the Schlosspark Open Air Weekend. The exact lineup of the preceding concerts in 2026 will be announced by the organizer. Tickets are available via Berlin.de and Eventim — weekend tickets bundle all three evenings, single tickets start from €47.76 for the Magic of Queen performance.

In the Teltow-Fläming District on the Border with Saxony-Anhalt

Jüterbog is located in the Teltow-Fläming district, in southern Brandenburg, on the border with the state of Saxony-Anhalt. The town is known for its completely preserved town wall, the St. Mary's Monastery, and the Hubertushöhe (a Cold War bunker complex). With the Schlosspark Open Air Weekend, Jüterbog has its own summer format with supra-regional appeal.