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Two days, four bands, one mountain

People listen to a concert on the mountain under the open sky and gaze at the impressive Alpine panorama behind the stage. People listen to a concert on the mountain under the open sky and gaze at the impressive Alpine panorama behind the stage.

Wank unplugged

Two days and four bands in a breathtaking scenery!


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There will also be live music at its finest on the panoramic mountain in 2026. Mark the date in your calendar now:

July 10 and 11, 2026

Early lineup:

  • Max von Milland und Die Brennenden Herzen
  • Bac
  • Falschgeld
  • Luegstoa C

 

Ticket Prices at a Glance
Experience unforgettable moments – secure your ticket now:

Adults: € 60.00

Children (ages 6–18): € 49.50

Season Pass Holders: € 35.00

 

Buy tickets now!
10.07.2026 | 4.00 – 5.30 p.m.

Falschgeld

"The most outrageously rowdy young troublemaker!"

Falschgeld are young, from Munich, and play gritty indie pop-rock with German lyrics — stylistically somewhere between TonSteineScherben and early Strokes, Wanda and AnnenMayKantereit.

After their attention-grabbing debut album Menschen wie wir (produced by Franz Ferdinand guitarist Nick McCarthy), the band is currently working with renowned producer Moses Schneider (AnnenMayKantereit, Beatsteaks, K.I.Z, Tocotronic...) on their second full-length album Flügge werden. The album explores the theme of growing up in turbulent times while the world seems to fall apart. It’s a blend of zeitgeist and coming-of-age, wrapped in refreshingly honest indie pop-rock — no frills, but with a high fun factor.

10.07.2026 | 6.30 – 8.00 p.m.

bac

Unconventional, fresh, simple

At just 19 years old, newcomer bac (/biː eɪ ’siː/) is bringing fresh energy to the German music scene. His debut EP Manchmal so, Manchmal so blends pop and rap, lightness and depth – true to the motto: sometimes like this, sometimes like that. Growing up in Villach, shaped by piano, German rap, and creative offline moments, bac tells his story with charm and emotion.

Following viral hits like Rosaroter Tee, In Der Zeit Verlieren and first concerts in Berlin and Zurich, the EP showcases how versatile and authentic his sound has become. Whether melancholic, in love, or simply honest – bac stays true to himself and creates music that resonates and sticks. If you haven’t heard him yet, now’s the time. Because bac is here to stay.

11.07.2026 | 4.00 – 5.30 p.m. 

Luegstoa C

Seven young guys from the beautiful Inntal valley with music in their veins

Since 2018, the seven young lads have been playing together in the Bavarian dialect band "Luegstoa C". With self-written lyrics, powerful beats, and a bold brass section, they create a unique blend of techno, rock, pop, and hip-hop. Their songs fuse diverse genres, making people dance and walls sweat.

Maybe it’s their honesty towards music and the courage to try something new that makes these newcomers such a reliable source of good vibes.

11.07.2026 | 6.30 – 8.00 p.m.

Max von Milland & Die Brennenden Herzen

A musical journey around the world – with South Tyrol always in tow

If you could capture South Tyrol in songs, Max von Milland would come closest to its sound. His music embodies the essence of the region around Brixen – his hometown. The singer-songwriter weaves the language and spirit of South Tyrol into a unique style that is deeply rooted in his homeland, yet as cosmopolitan as Max himself. Because Max von Milland carries the world in his heart – and his homeland on his tongue.

After the successful HOI TOUR (2025) with sold-out shows in Bavaria, Austria, and South Tyrol, the Brixen-born musician is hitting the road again in 2026/2027 with new songs and a fresh band lineup.

Joining Max is his new live formation “Die Brennenden Herzen.” Emily Ferri (backing vocals, piano) and Simon Gamper (multi-instrumentalist) were already part of the trio version. New additions for the tour include Teresa Staffler (backing vocals, synthesizer) and Roby Nogler (drums).

Two young men in casual clothes and caps play guitar in front of an audience in the countryside.
Visitors to an event chat in front of an impressive mountain backdrop.
View of a cable car on a mountain with walking paths.
A musician plays guitar on a beautiful day in front of a large audience.
People are standing under parasols in front of a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains, chatting and having a drink.
The audience at an open-air concert sits or stands in the meadow, many holding their hands up.
A band of four men stands on a small wooden stage under the open sky and encourages the audience to sing along and dance.
Two musicians play outdoors in front of a cheerful audience that sings along, laughs, and claps.
Two women attend an open-air concert and stretch their arms toward the sky.
Four women stand arm in arm in front of a beautiful view of the mountains and listen to a concert.
Four young men play guitar, bass, and drums on a small wooden stage under the open sky while dancing.
People attending a concert stand in front of open garage doors, listen to a concert, and have a drink.
A young man with long curls and a cap plays the guitar and sings his heart out.
A man with a guitar sings from the heart and raises one hand in the air.
Aerial view of an event site next to the Sonnenalm on the Mount Wank with many guests.
Concert on the mountain with guests sitting on picnic blankets in the meadow.
2025

Impressions

That was Wank unplugged 2025 - with the great SIND, Ami Warning, FRINC & DIS-M!

See you next year!

Copyright: Bayerische Zugspitzbahn/Heinke Scheel 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The concert will take place outdoors. There are various standing areas on the designated event grounds around the Sonnenalm. We recommend bringing blankets so you can get comfortable on the grass. In case of bad weather, the concert will be moved to the snowcat garage at the Sonnenalm.

No, anyone with a valid Wank Unplugged ticket is admitted to the event.

The starting point for the event is the Wankbahn valley station. The address is: Wankbahnstraße 2, 82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Paid parking is available there.

Visitors to the concert can take the Wankbahn up the mountain until 5:45 p.m.

After the concert, you can take the Wankbahn down until 9:00 p.m.

The Sonnenalm am Wank will be serving food and drinks to guests. Refreshments and meals will be available on the event grounds, and before the concert, you’ll have the chance to stop by the Sonnenalm for a bite to eat.

Children under the age of 6 are not permitted to attend our events, even when accompanied by a parent or guardian. We appreciate your understanding.

Please send us an email at events@zugspitze.de