Big city festival in Wiesbaden: Alexander Eder rocks for free for everyone!

Big city festival in Wiesbaden: Alexander Eder rocks for free for everyone!

Something is happening in the music world in Wiesbaden! Preparations for the 2025 city festival are in full swing, and the highlight of the festival has already been determined: the Austrian singer-songwriter Alexander Eder will perform live. The concert takes place as part of the city festival, which is celebrated from September 26th to 28th, and the best thing about it: entry is free! This is made possible by the generous sponsors of the event, especially Nassauische Sparkasse (Naspa), SV Sparkassenversicherung, Helaba and the Deutsche Leasing Group.

While last year's concert could only be saved through the quick action of these partners, it has now become clear once again how important commitment to cultural participation is. Last year the city festival concert was on the verge of being canceled, but a lucky collaboration between the sponsors provided a saving solution. Now the concert is not only being held again, but also promises to be an emotional highlight in the festival program. Naspa boss Marcus Nähser is pleased about the support and sees the event as a sign of social cohesion through music.

Artists and program

But who is Alexander Eder actually? The talented musician became known through his participation in “The Voice of Germany” in 2018 and has since released more than a dozen singles and two albums. His third album entitled “Across the Bank” will be released in September 2025, which increases the anticipation for his concert in Wiesbaden. His energetic performance and emotional songs have already thrilled many fans.

The organization of the concert is in the hands of Palace promotion. A specific performance date has not yet been set, but one thing is certain: Eder will conquer the hearts of his listeners. It is still a non-binding promise, but the anticipation is already palpable.

Social responsibility through music

The importance of such cultural events should not be underestimated. The city festival embodies the commitment of the regional savings banks to social cohesion. Marcus Nähser emphasizes the important role of music: it promotes participation for everyone and opens doors to shared experience. A further look outside the box shows that this is not only relevant in Wiesbaden. For example, the city of Hanover pursues similar goals as a UNESCO City of Music by promoting social cohesion through music. The programs there emphasize the importance of diversity and solidarity and focus on broad participation by all music players.

So it becomes clear that music is a universal medium that connects people. And in Wiesbaden everyone should take the opportunity to experience this community experience at the 2025 city festival. Don't miss Alexander Eder's concert and be part of a cultural celebration!