Madsen, Welshly Arms and many more: The 33rd toa invites you to South Hesse from July 25th to 27th
The Trebur Open Air (toa) goes into the 33rd round - and brings festival flair to the South Hessian community July 25th to 27th, 2025 A weekend full of music, water fun and creative actions awaits visitors around the Fritz Becker-Bad-everything was borne by the volunteer commitment and a special atmosphere.
Headliners and highlights on stage
Musically, the TOA relies on a mixture of known names and exciting new discoveries this year. As a top act, Madsen with her new album "Tonight!" Back to Trebur. The rock band is one of the festival's crowds.
Other highlights are Blackout Problems , which recently caused a sensation Rock am Ring Welsshly Arms , whose hit "Legendary" became internationally known. In addition to these headliners, Juse Ju , Paulinko and Eala on the program-a versatile mix of hip-hop, indie, pop and alternative.
More than music: outdoor pool, poetry and location
The Trebur Open Air is much more than a pure music festival. In a proven tradition, the integrated outdoor pool with summer cooling and a popular competition attracts: the belly splash contest . schnapps density also ensures entertainment - here poetry and performance meet.
For the first time in the program, a location through Trebur with a subsequent special concert in the Laurentiuskirche -a cultural accent for everyone who wants to get to know the place better.
Ticket prices and information
The ToA offers fair prices, especially for young festival fans. The pre -sale is already running:
- 3-day ticket (regular): EUR 85.00
- 3-day youth ticket (12–15 years, with accompaniment): EUR 25.00
- 3-day combination ticket with camping & swimming: EUR 115.00
- 3-day youth combined ticket with camping & swimming: 50.00 EUR
Children up to and including 11 years have free admission. The popular "toa gardens" - their own camping area - are already sold out.
Organized on a voluntary basis - with a strong effect
Since 1993 the Trebur Open Air has been organized exclusively by volunteers . In over 30 years, the festival has developed into one of the most important non-profit festivals in Germany . Booking is convincing year after year with its sense of trends - well -known acts, exciting newcomers and local bands find their place on stage.
The festival is funded by the Hessian Ministry of Science and Art as well as the Sparkassen Culture Foundation Hessen Thuringia . Around 7,000 guests are expected this year.
Further information and tickets: www.treburopenair.de
(Gross-Gerau-Toa / Contribution picture: Sven Sindt)
