Landstuhl City Festival 2026 on Sunday: Music, church service and Sunday shopping event

🌞 Sunday at the Landstuhl City Festival 2026

On Sunday, September 13, 2026, the 36th Landstuhl City Festival enters its final round. On the third day of the festival, visitors can once again look forward to a varied program: Sunday begins in the morning with an ecumenical service and music, followed in the afternoon by country, rock and other styles, before the city festival draws to a musical close in the evening.

🙏 Service & musical start to Sunday

At 11:00 AM, an ecumenical service begins at the Stadthalle, jointly hosted by the participating churches. The service runs until 12:30 PM and features musical accompaniment by Die dicken Fische. The program booklet gives the motto as “A new beginning + anytime”.

Also at 11:00 AM, Musikverein Hauptstuhl begins performing at the Alten Markt. The orchestra is conducted by Otto Fuchs and offers a diverse repertoire that, alongside traditional brass music, also includes classical arrangements as well as songs from rock, pop, musical and big band genres.

🎶 Sunday’s program:

• Service – Stage at the Stadthalle, 11:00 AM–12:30 PM
• The ecumenical service brings a special moment to the city festival program on Sunday morning and features musical accompaniment.

• Musikverein Hauptstuhl – Stage at the Alten Markt, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
• The orchestra combines traditional brass music with arrangements from rock, pop, musical and big band genres. This makes for a musical late-morning gathering with a broad repertoire.

• Die dicken Fische – Stage at the Stadthalle, 11:00 AM–12:30 PM
• The band combines modern worship music with pop and rock elements. Eight musicians provide a versatile sound while also allowing room for quieter tones.

• Tom Mac & Friends – Stage at the Stadthalle, 1:15–4:45 PM
• Country music takes center stage with Tom Mac & Friends. Tom Mac combines his passion for country with an authentic stage presence, while Leon and David contribute their own musical experience to the program.

• Vyant – Stage at the Rathaus, 1:30–4:30 PM
• Vyant is a three-piece rock collective from the region. Piano sounds, gritty guitar riffs, solid bass foundations and energetic drumming come together in their own sound somewhere between alternative and grunge.

• Crew V – Stage at the Alten Markt, 2:00–5:00 PM
• The nine-member band combines funk, rock, jazz and soul. Over the course of around two decades, Crew V has built up an extensive repertoire, combining new songs with well-known tracks from different musical eras.

• Mit ohne Strom – Stage at the Rathaus, 5:00–8:00 PM
• The duo describes its style as heavy unplugged, combining rock and metal classics with acoustic arrangements. Original compositions and plenty of humor round things out – an unusual live experience for Sunday evening.

• Sonic Boom – Stage at the Stadthalle, 5:15–8:00 PM
• Sonic Boom brings the 1980s back to life musically. Synth anthems, rocking guitar riffs and powerful voices turn the band into a high-energy musical journey through time with plenty of recognizable hits.

• The Spikes – Stage at the Alten Markt, 6:00–9:00 PM
• The finale at the Alten Markt brings authentic rockabilly. Since 1993, The Spikes have stood for classic 1950s sound, captivating live shows and plenty of stage energy.

🛍️ Also: Sunday shopping from 1:00 to 6:00 PM

Sunday is not just musically interesting. From 1:00 to 6:00 PM, Landstuhl shops open for Sunday shopping. Anyone visiting the city festival can therefore combine their afternoon with a stroll through the city center while also discovering the local shops.

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Friday program: September 11, 2026

Saturday program: September 12, 2026

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🎉 City festival finale: Anyone who wants to soak up as much of the city festival atmosphere as possible on Sunday can start in the morning, stroll through the city center in the afternoon and round off the final evening of the festival with music on the three stages.