Who is on the 2026 line-up

Town Hall Square with El Flecha Negra and Unojah; Schrannenplatz with Al Jones Trio; Kraisy Fountain with The Jumpin' Rockets; Pfarrplatz with Kobaya Beach; Schermhof with Black Patti.

When are entry and performance times

Entry starts at 6 PM, concert begins at 7:30 PM and program ends around 11:55 PM according to the official event page.

How and where do I get tickets

Tickets are available online and at all Munich Ticket pre-sale locations; purchases are also possible on the day of the event. There is no cash evening box office.

Are there camping options

No, it is a city festival in the Old Town without official camping. Staying in hotels or guesthouses in the area is recommended.

How to get there by public transport and where to park

Take the S-Bahn to Dachau Station, then city buses towards the Old Town. Parking garages and spaces are located on the outskirts of the Old Town; early arrival is recommended.

Does the festival take place in the rain

Yes, the event takes place in any weather. Weatherproof clothing and non-slip shoes are recommended.

A City Becomes a Stage: Jazz in Every Alley Ignites Dachau's Summer

Name: Dachau Music Summer – Jazz in Every Alley
Start: 2026-06-05T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-06T01:55:00+02:00
Location: Altstadt Dachau

Jazz in Every Alley 2026: One Night, Five Venues, Six Bands – the Old Town Grooves

As dusk falls over the Dachau Old Town, the historic district transforms into a vibrant open-air labyrinth of sound and encounters. The music summer classic Jazz in Every Alley opens on Friday, June 5, 2026, with a multi-day feeling in just one evening: stroll, linger, dance – pure festival atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Six Bands, Five Venues: The Line-up as a City Walk

On the main stage at the Town Hall Square, El Flecha Negra brings Latin fire and Unojah sets the tone with global pop. The Schrannenplatz belongs to the Al Jones Trio and its earthy blues, while rockabilly energy ignites with The Jumpin' Rockets at the Kraisy Fountain. The Pfarrplatz shimmers in bossa nova colors with Kobaya Beach, while Black Patti dives deep into blues & roots at the Schermhof. This creates a musical tour through styles, moods, and scenic images.

Festival Organization: Entry, Times, Tickets

Entry starts at 6 PM, concert begins at 7:30 PM; the Old Town pulses until 11:55 PM. Important for the festival community: no cash evening box office. Tickets are available online as well as at all Munich Ticket pre-sale locations – even on the day of the event. The event takes place in any weather; pack a rain jacket and choose shoes for cobblestones.

City Festival Feeling: Culinary Delights, Paths, Community Spirit

Between the main stage and side spots, these moments arise that make festivals unforgettable: sounds from open windows, laughter from the alleys, clinking glasses from the beer gardens. Those who plan the route experience a flowing multi-day experience in miniature format: short paths, many impressions, spontaneous encounters – real community feeling.

Accessibility, Arrival, Parking

The Old Town is accessible via the S-Bahn to Dachau Station and city bus lines; parking garages and spaces are located on the outskirts of the Old Town. Early arrival eases the handling of entry and seat changes. For specific needs, the barrier-free service from Munich Ticket is recommended.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions in the festival community are clear: Jazz in Every Alley excites its fans.

Instagram: 'Finally, festival atmosphere in the Old Town – dancing from place to place!'
Facebook: 'One evening, five stages, our festival family right in the middle of Dachau – we are in!'
YouTube: 'Open-air acoustics between facades and fountains – goosebump moments!'

Conclusion

An evening full of groove, enjoyment, and community: Jazz in Every Alley connects strong artist line-ups with the unique backdrop of Dachau's Old Town. If you want to experience festival magic in compact form, book tickets now, pack light for changeable weather, and let yourself be carried through alleys, squares, and soundscapes.