When does the concert at St. Michaelis begin?

The entry is not separately confirmed; the concert starts on June 27, 2026, at 19:00.

Is the admission free?

Yes, the concert is donation-based. Donations are welcome.

Where does the event take place?

At St. Michaelis, Echternstraße 67, 38100 Braunschweig.

Is the location barrier-free?

Partially. According to the congregation, access to the church space is available for wheelchair users, but the church is not fully barrier-free due to its construction.

Are there official social media channels?

An official Instagram channel for Queermonics has been confirmed. No further official profiles could be verified.

What music can the audience expect?

A mix of queer choral singing, pop, rock, and well-known songs with a strong live atmosphere and sing-along moments.

Queermonics and Applaus for the Pearls celebrate Braunschweig with sparkling sound power

Name: Queermonics x Applaus for the Pearls: Voices, Diversity, and Glamour in Braunschweig
Start: 2026-06-27T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-27T23:00:00+02:00
Location: St. Michaelis

An evening that makes Braunschweig resonate

When the Queermonics perform together with Applaus for the Pearls at St. Michaelis, queer choir singing meets sparkling pop energy and a clear commitment to diversity, self-determination, and live music. The concert on June 27, 2026, starts at 19:00 at Echternstraße 67 in Braunschweig. Admission is donation-based, and donations are welcome.

Voices that create closeness

The Queermonics are considered Braunschweig's first and only queer choir. Their repertoire spans rock, pop, and songs with attitude. Together with the female a cappella pop trio Applaus for the Pearls, a program emerges that sounds not only vibrant and colorful but also speaks directly to the audience emotionally. This blend is precisely what makes it appealing: choir, band, harmony, and stage performance merge into a concert experience with heart and presence.

From Pride feeling to pop glamour

The evening bridges memories of queer music history to contemporary anthems that celebrate empowerment and community. According to the event announcement, the program includes songs such as Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Time Warp, Vincent, Pink Pony Club, Unwritten, What Was I Made For?, Born This Way, and Never Gonna Not Dance Again. This promises a dynamic orchestration of vocal strength, pop appeal, and an audience-friendly atmosphere.

St. Michaelis as an atmospheric sound space

St. Michaelis in Braunschweig is known for its church services and musical events and is situated in the historic Michaelis quarter. The space offers a unique setting for vocal music, as the church space creates intimacy and expansiveness simultaneously. According to the congregation, wheelchair access is available at ground level via Portal 10, but the church is only partially barrier-free due to its structure. Public restrooms are located south of the church and are accessible without steps.

More than a concert, a shared evening

The event emphasizes closeness over distance: singing along is explicitly encouraged, and the new pre-loved as well as handmade merchandise on site underscores the personal character of this evening. For those who enjoy strong voices, clear messages, and a lively live atmosphere, this concert resonates. This concert is meant to be experienced live.