When does the concert take place?

Ansa Sauermann will perform on Saturday, November 21, 2026, at Nörgelbuff in Göttingen.

What time do the doors open and when does the concert start?

Doors open at 20:30, and the concert starts at 21:00.

How much is the admission?

Tickets in advance cost 17.00 euros plus fees.

How long does the event last?

The event is scheduled from 21:00 to 23:30.

Where is the concert taking place?

The venue is Nörgelbuff at Groner Straße 23, 37073 Göttingen.

Ansa Sauermann live: Reduced Songs, Great Emotions, and an Evening Full of Musical Intimacy

Name: Ansa Sauermann Solo – What Have We Been Waiting For
Start: 2026-11-21T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-21T23:30:00+01:00
Location: Nörgelbuff

Ansa Sauermann solo: Between Greatness and Madness

On November 21, 2026, the Göttingen Nörgelbuff transforms into a concentrated resonance space for Ansa Sauermann's solo tour What Have We Been Waiting For. The concert begins at 21:00 and takes us back to the songs, stories, and sound colors from twelve years of musical work.

When Volume Becomes Intimacy

After extensive tours supporting Element of Crime and Faber, Sauermann rediscovers the power of the reduced. Without the full band lineup, the songs breathe more, gaining more definition and immediate tension. Acoustic guitar, kick drum, and electric guitar form a variable soundscape between stormy energy and electrically dreamy moments.

A Musical Journey Through Time

The evening's dramaturgy spans four albums and two EPs. Besides well-known songs, personal favorites from Sauermann's oeuvre, current pieces from the album Gehts noch, as well as an unreleased song will sound. Thus, it is not an ordinary best-of, but a newly arranged stage program with a biographical perspective.

The Stage Experience at Nörgelbuff

The Nörgelbuff provides the perfect setting for this intimate concert format: a club room where acoustics, lighting mood, and audience reaction come closely together. The reduced staging focuses the attention on voice, lyrics, and theatricality of the musical performance. Between being in love and burnt out, between reflection and departure, an atmosphere develops that does not just claim intimacy but makes it audible.

Conclusion: An Evening for Open Ears

Ansa Sauermann brings his songs back from the grand to the small – less loud, but not less intense. Those who appreciate German-language indie-pop, expressive lyrics, and an immediate live performance will experience a concert with its own dramaturgy at the Nörgelbuff. Mark November 21 now and discover this special stage experience live.