It all kicks off on Tuesday, March 3, with pop singer Ben Zucker gathering his fans at the Porsche-Arena. On Friday, March 6, things are likely to get a lot louder with Heaven Shall Burn. The metal band will be playing at the Porsche-Arena. The Musikparade 2026, on the other hand, strikes a completely different note, coming to the Porsche-Arena twice on Saturday, March 7.

A total of four times, the horse show Cavalluna – Tor zur Anderswelt (Cavalluna – Gateway to Another World) will transport visitors to a strange world at the Schleyer-Halle on Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8. The Rock Symphony Orchestra can reinterpret 300 different rock songs in a completely new way. On Monday, March 9, a rock band, together with a choir and an orchestra, will create a completely new sound for well-known songs at the Porsche-Arena. Avatar: The Lord of the Elements in Concert is the musical result of the TV series that started 20 years ago and became a global success. On Tuesday, March 10, the best songs from the three seasons will be played at the Porsche-Arena. On Wednesday, March 11, a violin virtuoso of classical music will show off his skills: André Rieu is coming to the Schleyer-Halle with his Johann Strauss Orchestra. On Thursday, March 12, Bushido will give what is likely to be his very last concert at the Schleyer-Halle. 

There will also be sporting action in the two arenas at the beginning of March: on Thursday, March 5, the TVB Stuttgart handball team will not only be looking to keep up with record champions THW Kiel, but also to pick up two points for a victory in the Porsche-Arena. On Saturday and Sunday, March 14 and 15, the Haushahn Final4 of the HBF Cup of the Women's Handball Bundesliga will also take place in the Porsche-Arena. Here, Thüringer HC, HSG Bensheim/Auerbach, HSG Blomberg/Lippe, and Borussia Dortmund will battle it out to determine the winning team. 

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Photo: Anne Schulz