Versengold

Fifth edition of the hit series – 14 concerts in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria

With their album “Eingenordet,” released in 2026, VERSENGOLD reached the next milestone in their career and once again topped the German album charts. In 2027, the folk-rockers are returning to one of their most extraordinary concert formats: “Nacht der Balladen” is entering its fifth edition. The tour will take the band to 14 concert evenings in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria this spring.

The softer side of VERSENGOLD

Since its premiere in 2018, the “Nacht der Balladen” has become a staple highlight on the band’s and the audience’s calendars. Previous editions sold out well in advance—and for good reason: While regular VERSENGOLD shows thrive on rousing folk-rock energy, this special concert format highlights the band’s gentle, poetic, and contemplative sides.

The focus is on the stories behind the songs, the linguistic power of the lyrics and melodies, whose subtle nuances are sometimes lost in the frenzy of the big shows. The band doesn’t simply present quieter versions of familiar songs, but rather specially crafted arrangements that lend the repertoire new colors and perspectives.

Large ensemble, unique timbres

“The Night of Ballads” is carried by the poetic sophistication of singer and lyricist Malte Hoyer and the musical versatility of VERSENGOLD. For the tour, the band will once again be expanded to include a string quartet, a guest vocalist, and percussion. The additional voices and instruments lend the songs depth, warmth, and dynamism—ranging from deeply intimate moments to grand, emotional soundscapes.

The hand-picked venues are also part of the experience. Venues such as Hamburg’s Laeiszhalle, Berlin’s Admiralspalast, Munich’s Circus Krone-Bau, and Vienna’s Globe provide the perfect setting for concert evenings that combine intimacy with grandeur. At the heart of it all is always the special relationship between VERSENGOLD and their audience—transcending generations, immediate, and full of touching moments.