When does the concert start?

Entry starts at 18:45, the concert begins at 19:00 on 17.04.2026.

Where does the event take place?

On the MS Fürstin Gloria at Werftstraße 3 in 93059 Regensburg.

How much does a ticket cost?

The ticket price is 18.50 euros per person.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

The event takes place aboard the ship and is therefore an indoor event.

Does the ship remain at the dock during the concert?

Yes, according to the event info, the ship does not depart during the entire event.

Are there still tickets available?

The presale is marked as over on the ticket site, and the event is noted as sold out there. Remaining tickets may be available from the organizer.

Vivaldi Meets Electro: Regensburg Experiences a Floating Concert High

Name: Vivaldi Under Voltage: Classical Meets Electro
Start: 2026-04-17T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-18T01:45:00+02:00
Location: MS Fürstin Gloria

Vivaldi Under Voltage: When Baroque Meets Beats

On April 17, 2026, the Danube in Regensburg will turn into a stage for a concert format that rethinks classical music: Vivaldi Under Voltage: Classical Meets Electro combines the famous colors from Vivaldi's Four Seasons with electronic sound worlds, live performance, and club energy aboard the MS Fürstin Gloria.

Baroque in the Pulse of the Present

The project relies on contrasts with tension: A string quartet led by Maria Gruber guides through a well-hour-long musical journey, while electronic sounds from David Grosser pull the Baroque template into the present. Thus, a concert experience emerges that does not remain in the museum but immediately springs into motion.

A Ship as a Floating Concert Hall

The special live atmosphere is part of the concept here. The MS Fürstin Gloria remains at the dock during the event but acoustically and visually transforms into a floating club. Those who board experience the music in an unusual space where proximity, rhythm, and audience mood come together closely.

From Chamber Music to the Dance Floor

The evening starts with an 80s set from DJ Tobias Herzig before the live concert begins. After that, the DJ takes over again and keeps the movement on board going late into the night. This dramaturgy makes the event appealing not only to classical music fans but also to anyone who loves electronic music, crossover, and extraordinary concert evenings.

Musical Handwriting with Experience and Precision

Maria Gruber is responsible for the idea and concept, accompanied by the ensemble with Christiane Schulte, Konstanze Sommer, and Tina Molle. The production focuses on clear synchronization between the string quartet, electronic sounds, and sound technology from Benedict Kutzer. This very connection of instrumental sound, electronic orchestration, and precise sound gives the format its unique authority in the local music scene.

Conclusion: Regensburg Experiences Classical Music in a New Tempo

Vivaldi Under Voltage promises an evening full of energy, surprising sound changes, and intense live moments on the Danube. Those who love classical music, electro, and special concert venues should not miss this experience. Here, musical history meets the present with a dance factor.