LOCATION: TUFA Trier, Small Hall
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ADMISSION: Pay what you like – Are you wondering how much to give? You can use €15 per adult as a guide. You decide for yourself how much to pay. Your contribution helps us to pay female artists and staff fairly and to ensure that concerts like these can continue to take place in the future.
Book your ticket and you’ll be added to our guest list. You can pay the amount of your choice in cash or digitally at the door.
Fancy a really good concert?, where children AND parents can have fun together and enjoy themselves? Then a warm welcome to our 'LAUSCHER AUF!' CONCERTS.
This is where bands that would otherwise be performing in the evening play in the afternoon a shortened session lasting no more than one hour – earlier, quieter and family-friendly, but still a proper concert.
Music for dancing, singing along, listening or daydreaming – for young and old alike – featuring artists who go beyond traditional children’s songs.
And if, every now and then, the music takes a back seat to playing and running about, there’s a Children’s play area.
You’re welcome to bring your own drinks and snacks for the children.
Good music. Early start. Not too loud. Children welcome.
FAQ on the ‘LAUSCHER AUF!’ format
We want to experience music together.
Parents and children can dance together.
And, of course, just listen.
Our concerts start earlier.
They last no more than an hour.
The music is a little quieter than at normal concerts.
There are balloons and colourful streamers.
This will make dancing a bit more colourful.
We don’t have a children’s programme.
You’ll see a band performing on stage.
Music is for children and adults alike.
In short:
Good music.
In the past.
Quieter.
For everyone.
For everyone.
We don’t have an age limit.
Babies can join in just as much as older children.
Parents and grandparents are, of course, also welcome.
Our concerts are quieter than normal concerts.
We do, however, have noise-cancelling headphones for babies and young children.
This means that sensitive ears can be protected even more effectively.
We also provide free earplugs.
Yes.
If the weather’s nice, you can play outside the TUFA.
You can do this before and after the concert.
There are large artificial flowers.
There are stilts.
And there are ball games.
That way, the time before the concert goes by more quickly.
And you don’t have to go home straight after the concert.
In the event of bad weather, there is a small play area in the concert hall.
Because sometimes playing games is simply more exciting than even the best band.
No problem.
We have a children’s toilet here.
There’s a small stool there.
There’s also a children’s toilet seat.
An accessible toilet is also available.
Just so we can get the most important question of the afternoon out of the way quickly.
Yes.
You’re welcome to bring your own food and drink.
That way, you’ll have exactly what you and your children like with you.
For adults, there is a Pay-What-You-Like Ticket.
This means:
You decide for yourself how much you want to pay for your ticket.
Children get a free ticket.
Please make sure to register your children as well.
That way, we know how many people are coming to the concert.
Before the concert, we’ll let you know if there are any tickets left at the box office.
LIN is a one-man band. Guitar, drums, synthesiser and a loop station are woven together here to create an impressive live show that has already captivated countless people. Whether on a festival stage or in a club, LIN has played hundreds of gigs in Germany, Austria, Italy and France over the past few years, filling the night with genre-defying, high-energy tracks. LIN’s rapidly growing fanbase also follows her for her clear political messages. In their lyrics, LIN depicts a world in which socially constructed norms are broken down and redefined. It is not uncommon for the audience at their shows to chant slogans such as „I am a feminist“ in unison, thereby sending a resounding message at a time when right-wing forces are growing ever stronger. Following the release of their debut album „Gradient“ in 2023, LIN released a new album, „Focus On The In_Between“, on 14 November 2025.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our partner, TUFA Trier, as well as to our funding partners, the City of Trier and the Sparkassen Foundation.
INFORMATION ON BARRIER FREEDOM - in simple language
You enter through the main entrance of the TUFA.
The entrance is at ground level.
You’ll arrive directly at the entrance to the Small Hall.
The door to the hall opens outwards.
On-site assistance
There is a member of staff on hand to help you in the entrance area.
You can ask them anything at any time.
She’ll be happy to help you.
If you need help, she’ll accompany you to the bar.
She’ll also accompany you into the hall.
Toilet
An accessible toilet is on the same level.
The toilet is just a few metres away from the hall.
Floor
There are tiles in the hallway.
The gaps between the tiles are small.
The hall has a smooth parquet floor.
Wheelchair and accompanying person
Do you need a space for your wheelchair in the hall?
In that case, our contact person will be happy to help you.
Your companion can also sit right next to you.
If you need some peace and quiet
The door to the hall will remain closed during the concert.
You can leave the hall at any time.
You can go outside if you need some peace and quiet.
Getting here
There is a bus stop near the municipal library.
There are also parking spaces for people with disabilities there.
The nearest car park is at the Viehmarkt.
YOU ARE CULTURE!
YOUR support is important so that we can continue to offer low-threshold, participative and accessible culture in your region in the future! We want to give you a good time and expand your heart with the common language of music. You can support us in many ways. You can find out exactly how here:
