AMP3D: Mini-Festival mit offener Bühne

Live. Loud. Local. - At a time when culture is slipping further and further down the list of priorities, when cuts are being made at every turn and young, up-and-coming musicians, poets and authors are sometimes finding it harder to assert themselves due to the huge competition on social media, among other things, it is all the more important to take a stand and offer local music and literature a stage. AMP3D is a small open-air festival with time slots for an open stage that has set itself the task of doing just that.

AMP3D aims to create a relaxed, informal space in which newcomers, regional musicians, poets and authors can present their art without having to have a range or much stage experience. Young people with diverse backgrounds and cultural influences should come together, celebrate together and network.

A total of three main acts will perform. The line-up consists of the newcomer "sarah", who is at home between lofi-hip-hop and indie rock/pop with her songs created in her own "home studio" and deals openly and honestly with the topic of mental health, as well as the two indie rock bands "Üpsilon" and "irrelevant", who play a mixture of self-written songs and covers.

There are also three slots for an open stage of 30-45 minutes each. Interested parties can register until Friday, June 20 and perform self-written songs, covers, DJ sets, poetry slams or short stories on the festival day. The only exceptions are stand-up comedy, theater improvisations and all performances that would exceed the time frame.

Drinks and snacks will be provided and, in addition to an interactive painting wall, there will be small, playful side activities that invite reflection and exchange.

Are you interested in performing something on the open stage? Then please register here using the form. If you have any questions, please contact alexander.fuchs@hannover-stadt.de.

In cooperation with the LKJ and the Sparkassenstiftung Niedersachsen.

Admission from 15:00.

Access to the event is not barrier-free