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Upcoming concerts in Luzern 2026

Upcoming concerts in Luzern 2026

Find concerts, live music, festivals and tour dates near Luzern: buy tickets for 2026/2027 shows.

Most famous venues for live shows in Luzern

  1. Kkl Luzern - Luzerner Saal
  2. Kkl Luzern - Konzertsaal
  3. Ohmstal Luzern
  4. Der Maihof

About Luzern

MUSIC

Lucerne is located beside the serene Lake Lucerne and is surrounded by majestic mountains. The city is home to the Lucerne Festival Orchestra, a highly regarded ensemble renowned for its captivating renditions of classical repertoire. The city's commitment to classical music education is exemplified by institutions like the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.

Beyond classical music, Lucerne's musical landscape also features genres like jazz, rock, and EDM genres, such as techno, dubstep, and house. The Lucerne Blues Festival, a significant event in the city, brings together blues musicians and enthusiasts.

CULTURE

The city's iconic Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), adorned with a medieval tower, is a symbol of Lucerne's historical charm. The Richard Wagner Museum, located on the shores of Lake Lucerne, pays tribute to the renowned composer, offering glimpses into his life and creative process. The Swiss Museum of Transport, an engaging institution, showcases Switzerland's transportation history through interactive exhibits.

HISTORY

The city's most famous landmark, the Kapellbrücke, is steeped in medieval folklore, while the Museggmauer, a well-preserved medieval city wall, stands as a testament to Lucerne's architectural heritage. The Lion Monument, a sculpture carved into a sandstone rock face, honors the Swiss Guards who lost their lives during the French Revolution.

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