When does 4 Songs for a Hallelujah take place?

The event takes place on Sunday, October 25, 2026. It starts at 5:00 PM, with doors opening at 4:15 PM.

Where does the Music Bingo take place?

The venue is the cultural factory KUFA at Ohmstraße 3, 96050 Bamberg.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets are available from 12 euros. Depending on the category, the price may be higher; additionally, a processing fee may apply.

How does the Music Bingo work?

From 32 well-known songs, guests choose 16 tracks for their own 4×4 bingo card. If four played songs in a row are recognized, there is a prize.

What instruments do David Saam and Tom Stapelfeld play?

David Saam and Tom Stapelfeld perform the songs live with accordion and drums.

How long does the event last?

The published event period ranges from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

David Saam and Tom Stapelfeld Turn Bamberg into a Crazy Music Bingo Stage

Name: David Saam and Tom Stapelfeld present "4 Songs for a Hallelujah"
Start: 2026-10-25T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-25T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Kulturfabrik KUFA

Music Bingo with Accordion, Drums, and Franconian Surprise Sound

David Saam and Tom Stapelfeld will turn the cultural factory KUFA in Bamberg into a musical game arena on October 25, 2026. At "4 Songs for a Hallelujah," a live concert meets music bingo, audience interaction, and a healthy dose of Franconian humor.

32 Songs, 16 Crosses and Endless Fun

From a list of 32 familiar tracks from rock, pop, and other musical worlds, each guest creates a bingo card with 16 songs. Then the excitement begins: David Saam and Tom Stapelfeld select 16 pieces and perform them live with accordion and drums.

When Metal Becomes Tango and Pop Becomes Punk

The unique stage performance thrives on surprising arrangements. A metal anthem may appear in a tango rhythm, a tender hit gains punk energy, and an indie hit transforms into a waltz. The orchestration remains deliberately minimal, but this interplay of accordion, drums, timing, and spontaneous audience reactions creates an unmistakable live atmosphere.

Concert Experience with a Winning Moment

Anyone who recognizes four played songs in a row on their card shouts Hallelujah and can look forward to a prize. This way, concert, game show, and shared musical experience merge into an evening where every beat holds the next surprise.

Franconian Musicians with Their Own Sound Cosmos

David Saam is known for events like Kneipensingen für alle, Boxgalopp, and Kellerkommando. Tom Stapelfeld is associated with projects like Charlotte and the Brunzhummlblöda Blunzn Boys. Together, they focus on musical versatility, pointed conducting, and a sound that oscillates between folk music, pop, rock, and comedy. E-Werk Erlangen described the concept as "intensive serotonin therapy by gold standard with the Franconian entertainment gods."

Conclusion: A Concert Evening that Keeps Everyone Moving

"4 Songs for a Hallelujah" promises live music with high recognition value, surprising style changes, and genuine audience participation. Those who want to rediscover familiar songs, cheer along, and experience an unusual concert evening in Bamberg should not miss this music bingo.