THEATRON MUSIKSOMMER 2026: SCHLACHTHOFBRONX + JOSI MILLER

The cozy atmosphere and free admission to THEATRON MUSIKSOMMER have been drawing large crowds to the lakeside stage in Olympiapark for years. So pack your picnic blankets and enjoy the concerts on the steps in front of the Olympic Lake.

You can find the full festival program for July 31–August 22, along with more information and directions, at www.theatron.net

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The Acts

7:00 PM
JOSI MILLER
Rap, House, Electronica, Breakbeat | Leipzig-Connewitz/Berlin
JOSI MILLERwas born in Leipzig-Connewitz and gained her first DJing experience in the East German subculture. While studying at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, she began performing on increasingly larger stages throughout Germany and developed a genre-spanning sound. In 2017, she moved to Berlin, accompanied Trettmann as a tour DJ, and simultaneously established herself as a solo artist. International performances, renowned clubs, and festivals have shaped her career.

During the pandemic, she honed her production skills and founded the duo “Import Export” with Stefan Heinrich. In addition to releases, workshops, and collaborations, she hosts the ARTE show “Chat with a DJ.”

In 2025, her debut album “4 stages of sleep” was released, blending breakbeat, pop, and electronica. Josi brings her live shows to the stage with a setup featuring a drum machine and synthesizer, creating high-energy, driving sets with clattering drums, vocals, and visuals. (Source: Eskapaden Booking)


8:30 PM
SCHLACHTHOFBRONX
Techno, Electronica | Munich
SCHLACHTHOFBRONX consists of Jakob and Bene from Munich. Two producers who have long been dedicated to bass-heavy club music and consistently come up with fresh hybrids. Their strong affinity for sound systems and the associated soundscapes and aesthetics is unmistakable. For their own productions, they draw from this reference framework—which oscillates between hip-hop, reggae, and techno—to create ever-new—and often surprisingly pop-friendly—cross-references to current club music trends.

Word has naturally gotten around, so that over time, SCHLACHTHOFBRONX has also racked up various production credits with top-tier artists such as M.I.A., Snoop Dogg, 5 Sterne Deluxe, and Major Lazer. Their own tracks have also received praise and airplay from influencers across a wide range of genres, from Modeselektor to Iggy Pop, from Annie Mac to Karl Lagerfeld—all of whom have played SCHLACHTHOFBRONX tracks. Following their four studio albums—“Schlachthofbronx,” “Dirty Dancing,” “Rave And Romance,” and “Haul & Pull Up”—as well as countless singles, EPs, mixtapes, and remixes on leading labels such as Mixpak, Monkeytown, Zam Zam, Dirtybird, and Disko B, Jakob and Bene recently rebranded themselves and released their latest album, “MORE RAVE AND ROMANCE,” on their own label.

Drawing on the roots of their favorite genres in the world’s soundsystem cultures, SCHLACHTHOFBRONX span a spectrum here from dancehall to grime, from dub to techno, and from footwork via cumbia and baile funk to UK garage—all while moving, as always, in their favorite terrain: the nameless but highly exciting borderlands and in-between spaces—because this is where the bass magic happens! On *MORE RAVE AND ROMANCE*, they’ve also enlisted top-tier guests like grime legend Flowdan (yes, the Grammy winner), promising new vocalists such as Lady Lykez from the Hyperdub scene, Eliza Legzdina, fresh off her collaboration with Idris Elba, as well as longtime collaborators like Warrior Queen from Jamaica and NOLA bounce legend Nicky Da B (posthumously) from the U.S. (Source: Band info)

Concert venue: Theatron in the Olympic Park

THEATRON MUSIKSOMMER is organized bythe Department of Culture of the City of Munichin collaboration with theDepartment of Social Affairs of the City of Munich, theJugendkulturwerk München, Feierwerk e.V., and theMunich Media Center of JFF – Jugend Film Fernsehen e.V., with support fromOlympiapark München GmbH. Presented byIN München,Rausgegangen,egoFM,Geheimtipp München, andkulturIMBLOG.