Alin Coen | KulturImZelt Braunschweig

In the organizer's words:

Festival KulturImZelt 2026

📍 Bürgerpark, Braunschweig

🗓 August 27 - September 27, 2026

- More than 50 shows from the fields of live concerts, readings, cabaret & comedy. -

Including:

A glow. An embrace. Alin Coen is back on a sound journey, back with new songs and an album - a declaration of love that begins with the title: "You mean the world to me".

Mindfulness and healing, closeness and responsibility, music that goes straight from the ear to the heart. Song poet Alin Coen sings about the fine threads that connect people - parents and children, lovers and friends. And she doesn't shy away from the darker notes: disappointment, parting and doubt all have their place. But every song holds sparks of light at the end. With touching openness, the new songs tell of the beginning of life in very small and very large ways.

Alin Coen reaches for the stars. "Everything begins in space" and "Moon and Earth" lend the album galactic dimensions. Because listening to the night sky means daring to try something new. Space becomes a dream destination for departure and change - for the courage to leave boundaries behind and dare to make a new start. This poetic expanse forms an exciting contrast to the gentle, immediate warmth of the other songs, which remain very close to the ground, to the heart of everyday life.

Alin Coen's music is a sonic charging station for positivity. A world full of closeness, where every word counts and every silence speaks. When you experience Alin Coen with her warm voice and acoustic guitar, an atmosphere of security is instantly created. At eye level. In dialog. A shared journey through emotions and melodies unfolds. If only one were always aware in life, as when listening to Alin Coen, that vulnerability is not a weakness, but an invitation to grow together.

"Not political, but emotional grassroots work. Alongside her special voice, this is probably the main reason for Alin Coen's continued success: That her songs sound like extremely private letters that aren't actually intended for publication." - BR24, Malte Borgmann