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© 2013 Franck Sehrsam fkp Scorpio
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Open-Air concert series at the Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld

Here Hamburg rocks under the open sky! The Hamburger Kultursommer is an annual open air event series on the racetrack in Bahrenfeld. Every year in summer, big concerts take place there.

The program for the Kultursommer 2023

To date, four live acts have been announced for the Kultursommer 2023. Annenmaykatereit, Deichkind, Cro and Fettes Brot will bring the Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld to tremble from August 25 - September 2. Fettes Brot will play their last two concerts at the Hamburg Kultursommer with two concerts on September 1 and 2.

More highlights and information on individual dates, you can find here.

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