When does the concert Orange - Color of Hope take place?

The concert takes place on Friday, November 27, 2026. It starts at 7:00 PM, with entry from 6:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The event venue is Club LaVida at Georgenstraße 54, 92224 Amberg.

How much is the admission?

Admission costs 10 euros. There is free seating and no designated discounts.

Who is shaping the concert evening?

Laura Mann shapes the evening with singing and word together with Oliver Lederer on piano.

What is the concert about?

The program deals with violence against women, its different forms, and the possibilities of shared responsibility.

How long does the event last?

According to the event announcement, the event is planned from 7:00 PM to about 9:30 PM.

Laura Mann and Oliver Lederer turn Amberg into an evening full of hope

Name: Concert Orange - Color of Hope. A musical plea against violence towards women.
Start: 2026-11-27T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-27T21:30:00+01:00
Location: Club LaVida

Orange – a concert evening that shows stance and gives hope

On Friday, November 27, 2026, Laura Mann and Oliver Lederer will combine music and word in an intense concert at Club LaVida in Amberg as part of the Orange Days. The specially conceived premiere focuses on violence against women, its various forms, and the shared responsibility for a future without violence.

Words and music with immediate effect

Laura Mann, singer and actress, will shape the evening together with pianist Oliver Lederer. Their stage performance combines musical expressiveness with spoken passages and creates a focused space for questions that are often suppressed in daily life: Where does violence begin? How do societal images of romance and relationships alter our perception? And how can we show stance in our own actions?

A musical plea in the spirit of the Orange Days

The Orange Days were initiated in 1981 as a call to combat discrimination and violence against women and girls. The concert takes up this tradition and translates it into an immediate concert experience. Piano, voice, and language enter precise synchronization: At times, the sound condenses into an awakening moment, while at other times, a quiet, contemplative atmosphere arises.

Close to the audience at Club LaVida

Club LaVida in the old town of Amberg offers the perfect setting for this special evening. The intimate concert venue focuses on the stage performance and makes subtleties audible. Between musical intensity, clear texts, and conscious pauses, a live atmosphere emerges that goes beyond mere entertainment.

An evening that raises awareness and gives a voice to affected women

The program aims to awaken, create awareness, and convey hope at the same time. It is about boundary violations, violence structures, and the question of how women and men can take responsibility together. The connection of musical design, social context, and personal address makes the evening a concert with a clear stance.

The audience can expect a moving interplay of singing, piano, and spoken word – intense, thoughtful, and hopeful. Anyone who wants to experience music as an expression of social responsibility should live this concert at Club LaVida.