Sarah Lesch - Singer Songwriter Festival

SARAH LESCH is one of the most important voices of the new German singer-songwriter scene. Her songs are lyrical, subtle, and at the same time uncompromising in their message - she entertains while taking a stand. With guitar, ukulele, and powerful stories in tow, she embarks on a Poetry & Resistance tour. The audience can expect a mix of intimate folk ballads, poetic protest, and sharp societal analysis - relatable, captivating, and full of goosebumps moments.

With seven albums and numerous awards, SARAH LESCH shapes the German-speaking singer-songwriter scene. Her songs address the grand in the small, tackle current issues, and do not hold back. For her, the boundaries between entertainment and stance blur - nothing is trivial, everything carries weight. Rarely are the social and political issues of our time summarized so comprehensively as in her lyrics.

“In my music, I can be everything that I am. Without false shame and lazy compromises. Here I am wild and angry and loving and vulnerable, and here I can fully give myself to the moment and to those who share these songs with me - who feel the same way I do and meet me in my world. There, where we recognize each other,” SARAH LESCH looks forward to her upcoming tour.

When SARAH LESCH packs her ukulele and guitar along with strong and touching stories into her tour bag, the audience is guaranteed to get their money's worth. On stage, she combines folk, punk, and profound storytelling. There is something for everyone here. Whether intimate, ballad-like folk gems, smart analyses of contemporary developments, or political calls to action - SARAH LESCH's great strength lies in the stylistic range and the intimacy that she effortlessly creates. Relatable and captivating, with a high goosebumps factor, featuring new and old songs!

With her song "Testament," she reached an audience of millions. Her lyrics poignantly address social and political themes, and her social media channels are catalysts for important discussions. This unmistakable blend of plain speech and poetry is also reflected in her new program.

Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
Show starts at 8:30 p.m.