Phase 2 from €35; Phase 3 from €40. Sparschiene and Phase 1 sold out. Advance tickets through Tickethead.
Techno and trance on the tracks: Verum Gaudium turns a tram into a moving dancefloor around Vienna’s Ringstrasse. Echter Consti, Guylit and more DJs take to the decks. There is a bar on board and a toilet break roughly every 45 minutes. Meet at the Otto Wagner Pavilion on Karlsplatz from 6:15 pm; the tram departs promptly at 7 pm. You cannot normally board or leave while the tram is moving.
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DDSG Ship Station Vienna / Reichsbrücke, 1020
This evening Danube cruise combines Viennese music, a buffet and live entertainment on board. Boarding starts at 6:15 pm, the cruise runs from 7 to 10 pm in all weather, and different ships and music acts are used on the remaining dates.
The Wiener Musi-Tage focus on making music together. On 17 and 18 October, the Wiener Volksliedwerk offers four courses covering zither, strings, contraguitar, singing, accordion and other instruments. The open music evening “Gemma Lepschi” starts the programme on 16 October and welcomes performers and listeners. The workshops require email registration; the listed mid-September deadline has already passed.
Bravo combines an Artelier Fünf art presentation with an extended DJ event at Funkhaus. The announced line-up includes Ben Gomori, Ariane V, Scheibosan, HIFF, Becks, Josua and Felix. Doors open at 4 pm on Saturday and the event continues into Sunday. Admission is for ages 18 and over.
