Source: Organizer

Saturday, 10/24/2026
at 8:00 PM



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With the Ali Neander Organ Quartet, a band takes the stage that effortlessly transcends stylistic boundaries. Guitarist Ali Neander, founding member of the legendary Rodgau Monotones and one of the most renowned German rock, blues, and fusion guitarists for decades, has created a formation with this quartet that combines jazz, soul, funk, blues, and fusion into a unique sound. Neander is also well known for his collaborations with artists like Hellmut Hattler, Edo Zanki, and Moses Pelham.
The current quartet connects generations and musical worlds. Together with organist Robert Schippers, drummer Ralf Gustke, and singer Caro Trischler, atmospheric ballads, grooving funk numbers, virtuosic instrumental pieces, and surprising interpretations of well-known songs come to life.
The concert evening kicks off with a musician that the audience in the Schwalm has known and appreciated for many years: Fredy Haas. He was the frontman and singer of the legendary "Roverbeats" and later performed on stage with bands like "The Sinclairs" and "Midnight to six men." The Roverbeats were among those bands that gained attention far beyond their local scene in the 1980s and were later celebrated by the press as "legends of the Schwalm." Love and music brought him to Marburg – and it has remained his home to this day. As a singer, guitarist, and songwriter, he still stands on stage with the same passion. Today, he is on the road, among others, with Andreas Rein as "English Tourists." In 2025, their joint vinyl album "What is Life" was released – almost live recorded, immediate, and handmade.
On October 24, Fredy Haas will musically return to the Schwalm – with voice and guitar. That evening, he looks forward to familiar faces in the audience and takes us on a journey through his chic, unpolished musical world that has shaped him over the years.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

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