When does the concert start and when is entry

Start is at 20:00. The Kulturforum opens 1 hour before the event starts, hall entry usually 30 minutes prior.

Where can I get tickets

Tickets are available online through the ticket section of the Kulturforum as well as at the Tourist Info Traunstein and the Traunsteiner Tagblatt.

Is there information on ticket prices

Specific prices for the date have not yet been published. Please check the ticket shop and advance sales outlets.

What is the access and parking situation

In walking distance are the underground parking Rathaus, underground parking Bahnhof, and parking spaces at Karl-Theodor-Platz. Traunstein train station is about 400 meters away.

Is the location accessible

Yes. An elevator connects all levels, there is an accessible toilet and reservable spaces for wheelchair users. Accompanying persons receive discounts with a corresponding ID.

Is there a cloakroom and box office

A spacious cloakroom in the basement is available free of charge. The box office opens 1 hour before the start.

West Africa's rhythm meets Bavaria: Ibou Kalaama ignites Traunstein live, touching, exhilarating, and magnificent

Name: Ibou Kalaama with Wolfgang Woody Klausner
Start: 2026-02-19T21:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-02-19T23:00:00+00:00
Location: Kulturforum Klosterkirche Traunstein, Ludwigstraße 10+12, 83278 Traunstein

West African grooves meet Bavarian sound culture: An evening with Ibou Kalaama & Wolfgang 'Woody' Klausner

On Thursday, February 19, 2026, Senegalese singer and percussionist Ibou Kalaama and Chiemgau drummer Wolfgang 'Woody' Klausner will unfold an intense concert experience in the Klosterkirche of the Kulturforum Traunstein. A dialogue full of dynamics, warmth, and spontaneity arises between kalabash, djembe, finely nuanced drum set, and voice.

Pulse of the night: Rhythm that carries

The live atmosphere in the former monastery church condenses every impulse: dry kalabash grooves, breathing djembe overtones, the buoyant time feel of Woody Klausner's set. Acoustic and orchestration organically intertwine – from the whispered intro to the collective build-up that engages the audience.

Sound colors and stories

Kalaama's melodies are rooted in Senegalese traditions; his timbre paints images from Dakar to Chiemgau. Klausner's stage performance sets contrasts: precise synchronization, tasteful cymbal colors, and dramaturgically placed breaks. World, folk, and jazz blend into a harmonious sound.

Craftsmanship and passion

Experience meets expertise: Ibou belongs to the school of West African master percussionists and has long embodied the bridge between continents. Klausner brings studio and magazine practice to the stage – timing, conducting from the drum chair, and sensitive dynamic management ensure structure and flow.

Venue with soul: The Klosterkirche

The hall offers clear sightlines, modern lighting technology, and balanced sound. The capacity is around 300 seats depending on the seating arrangement; entry begins one hour before the concert starts, with hall entry usually 30 minutes before. Cloakroom, elevator, and accessible pathways ease the evening.

Conclusion

Expect a vibrant, approachable concert experience: percussive storytelling, deep singing, and a groove that makes the space vibrate. Secure your tickets now and experience the energy live.