When does the concert start?

The concert starts on August 7, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

Where is the event taking place?

At the Alfred-Zingler-Haus at Margaretenhof 10-12 in Gelsenkirchen.

What is the entry fee?

Entry is free, but registration is required.

Will the concert be held outdoors?

Yes, an outdoor concert is planned if the weather is good.

What music can the audience expect?

A groovy mix of Brazilian and German singer-songwriter traditions, with influences from soul, pop, funk, and forró.

Are there official channels for the act?

Yes, an official Spotify channel is verified. No further profiles have been reliably confirmed.

TALIAN Brings Rio and Gelsenkirchen Together on a Summer Evening

Name: TALIAN - Gelsenkirchen Meets Rio de Janeiro
Start: 2026-08-07T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-07T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Alfred-Zingler-Haus

A Summer Evening Between Gelsenkirchen and Rio

When TALIAN performs at the Alfred-Zingler-Haus, musical warmth meets cross-border ease. On August 7, 2026, the duo led by Victor Lourenço and Giulio Felis invites you to a free summer concert that combines German and Brazilian singer-songwriter traditions with groovy direct sound.

Groove that Immediately Carries

TALIAN has stood for an international singer-songwriter project since 2014 that transforms soul, pop, funk, and forró into a unique live atmosphere. The two songwriters sing in German, Italian, Portuguese, and English and rely on a stage performance that combines closeness, rhythm, and musical precision. The result: a concert experience that thrives not on effects but on timing, orchestration, and palpable audience mood.

A Place with Familiar Energy

The Alfred-Zingler-Haus is one of the venues in Gelsenkirchen where music is not only presented but experienced together. The evening is designed as a relaxed summer concert, outdoors if the weather is good. This openness fits the character of TALIAN: communicative, rhythmic, international, and close to the people in the audience.

Music with a Distinctive Handwriting

The strength of the duo lies in the blend of cultural diversity and a clear artistic line. Victor Lourenço brings Brazilian energy and multi-instrumental experience, while Giulio Felis provides the perspective of a Gelsenkirchen singer-songwriter. Together, they create a sound that oscillates between feeling, groove, and craftsmanship. Those who enjoy melodic songs with a cosmopolitan character will find an evening with real recognition value here.

Conclusion: Summer, Sound, and Closeness

TALIAN promises no loud show effect but a vibrant concert full of warmth, rhythm, and musical encounters. Anyone looking for a relaxed live experience with an international flair should mark this date and not miss the special summer atmosphere at the Alfred-Zingler-Haus.