Three final concerts will take place on Sunday, August 24th, starting at 7 p.m. on the Lake Stage in the Olympic Park
Final concerts at the Theatron Music Summer 2025: "Die weiteren Aussischten," "Pippa," and "Kapa Tult" will perform today on the Lake Stage in the Olympic Park
Concert recommendation for August 24th - free and outdoors
Munich. The Theatron Music Summer 2025 will take place until today, Sunday, August 24th, starting at 7 p.m. on the Lake Stage in the Olympic Park, with free admission daily. At the final concerts on the Lake Stage in the Olympic Park, "Die weiteren Aussichten" will perform a shared apartment celebration in concert form, and Pippa, the Viennese artist with a knack for catchy, poppy, danceable melodies, will perform. Finally, Kapa Tult will bid farewell to the Music Summer into the fall; they are a recommendation for all fans of German-language superhits. The patron of the Theatron Music Summer 2025 was Mayor Dieter Reiter, who supported the City of Munich's Department of Cultural Affairs, which, together with the City of Munich's Social Affairs Department, Feierwerk e.V., and the Munich Media Center of the JFF – Jugend Film Fernsehen e.V., as well as with the support of Olympiapark München GmbH, ensured a superb summer. (www.theatron.net)
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| Nach dem Musiksommer kehren die Enten dann auch zum See im Olympiapark zurück, Beispiels-Foto: Helga Waess (Pressefotoarchiv) |
The final program this Sunday, August 24th, features three concerts
FEIERWERK PRESENTS
on August 24, 2025, 7 p.m.
DIE WEITEREN AUSSICHTEN - THE FURTHER PERSPECTIVES
DIE WEITEREN AUSSICHTEN - The further prospects are a shared apartment celebration in concert form:
Dancing to 2000s indie rock in the living room, tears flowing in the kitchen during deep conversations, and at the end, everyone goes home with new friendships and a touch of melancholy.
Musically, the band oscillates between German indie greats like Kettcar and international indie insiders like Frightened Rabbit and We Were Promised Jetpacks. Their single "Die Makrele, die nicht ganz zufrieden war" (The Mackerel, the Not Quite Satisfied War) has been streamed over 40,000 times on Spotify and made it onto the Fresh Finds GSA playlist.
2024 was a defining year: In addition to winning the "Best Lyrics" award at the local heroes national finals, the band participated in the renowned Popkurs Hamburg and was accepted into the top-level development program pop rlp Masterclass. With their combination of authenticity, humor, and musical precision, these future prospects are working on establishing themselves as a fixture in the German indie rock scene.
FEIERWERK PRESENTS August 24, 2025, 7:55 PM
Pippa
Pippa is a Viennese artist with a knack for poppy, catchy, danceable melodies.
Her signature sound sometimes ventures into the realms of experimental electronics, while at other times giving way to a tranquil instrumental carpet, on which
thoughtful, yet always hopeful lyricism is embedded.
For "Alles Ok," a single from her successful third studio album "Blick,"
Pippa was nominated for the 2024 Austrian Amadeus Music Award for Best Songwriter.
Pippa's fourth studio album, "Träume auf Zement," was released on March 28, 2025. It includes the line "Curiosity is a strange animal. It eats from your hand and then vomits on you."
FEIERWERK PRESENTS August 24, 2025, 9 PM
Kapa Tult
"Here's another recommendation for all fans of German-language superhits. Do you already know Kapa Tult?" - Linus Volkmann, Musikexpress
In their indie hit "½ Cappucino," Kapa Tult sing "Come on, let's go on tour" - and that's exactly
what they're doing now.
A Kapa Tult concert is like:
A date that starts off romantically, but somehow not much more happens than eating cake. Standing in the schoolyard and wondering, "Why are everyone one of the cool kids, and I'm always just standing there?" Running into walls and despairing because, "I want to change everything, I just don't know how." The good news: Other people seem to feel the same way.
“Kapa Tult hail from Leipzig, their punky indie pop is defined by a lo-fi aesthetic, and the lyrics are especially powerful: diary-like, they sing about fears, insecurities, complicated and simple relationships. And, quite explicitly, about sex. Overarching throughout is a relaxed, natural feminist attitude.” Martin Böttcher, Tagesspiegel
“Finally, clear statements are being made, a close and honest look is being taken at what is really there and lying around in the lives of women in their 20s and 30s. Toxic relationships with assholes (“PleasePleasePlease”), ambiguous enthusiasm about certain talents of an ex-boyfriend (“Fuck you”), or even great platonic relationships that work (“I have a friend I know from a party”). Confident and incredibly funny.” ... Kapa Tult is “power pop including rock freakouts, where fun and feminism embrace each other.” (Rebecca Spilker, Musikexpress)
