When does the concert at the 21st IDO-Festival begin?

The concert begins on 29.09.2026 at 19:30 at the Evangelical Petrus Church in Düsseldorf-Unterrath.

What is the ticket price?

According to Reservix, tickets start at 18 Euros, reduced tickets cost 16 Euros. Young people aged 12 to 18 pay 12 Euros, children under 12 have free admission.

Who is performing that evening?

The program features the Oslo Brass Quintet and Hans-André Stamm.

Is there camping at the IDO-Festival?

No, it is a concert in a church and not a camping festival.

How is access to the Petrus Church arranged?

The festival mentions the Am Röttchen stop; parking options by car are also limited.

What makes the IDO-Festival special?

The IDO-Festival is considered the largest organ festival in Germany and combines classical organ music with modern, jazzy, and crossover formats.

A Radiant Festival Evening: IDO-Festival Brings Düsseldorf to Sound

Name: 21. IDO-Festival: In all its Glory
Start: 2026-09-29T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-29T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Ev. Petruskirche, Unterrath

21. IDO-Festival: In all its Glory – a radiant concert evening in Düsseldorf

With the 21st IDO-Festival, Düsseldorf will once again transform into a city full of sound colors, surprises, and musical discoveries in autumn 2026. On September 29, 2026, the Oslo Brass Quintet and Hans-André Stamm will meet at the Evangelical Petrus Church and take the audience on an impressive journey through Norway's sound landscapes.

A festival that rethinks the organ

The IDO-Festival is considered the largest organ festival in Germany and has long evolved from a classical concert series into a cross-genre neighborhood festival. According to the festival, visitors can experience around 50 events that open the organ to classical, modern, jazzy, and crossover formats. This exact mixture defines the character of the festival: tradition-conscious but never rigid; solemn but full of presence.

The Petrus Church as a resonance space

The Evangelical Petrus Church in Düsseldorf-Unterrath provides the fitting framework for this evening. In church spaces, brass instruments and organ unfold their special intensity, supported by fine acoustics and a concentrated atmosphere. The combination of Oslo Brass Quintet and Hans-André Stamm promises a program that oscillates between brilliance, depth, and fine interplay.

Program with radiance

The festival deliberately focuses on artistic dialogues that extricate the organ from its traditional context. This is where the strength of the IDO-Festival lies: it combines musical excellence with an open festival organization that brings together unusual line-ups, new perspectives, and a curious audience. For visitors, this creates a special multi-day experience that radiates far beyond a single concert date.

Tickets, arrival, and context

According to Reservix, tickets for the evening start at 18 Euros, reduced tickets are available from 16 Euros. For young people aged 12 to 18, the price is 12 Euros, and children under 12 receive free admission. The festival also points out that it can be cooler in some churches; therefore, appropriate clothing is recommended for the concert evening. For the Petrus Church, the festival mentions access via the Am Röttchen stop and limited parking options.

Conclusion: An evening for listeners with a spirit of discovery

Those who want to not only hear organ music but experience it in new sound dimensions will find an evening full of atmosphere, precision, and musical expansiveness at the 21st IDO-Festival. In all its glory, this concert will be an experience for all who seek a festival character even in sacred space. Experience it live now and feel the special power of this Düsseldorf organ festival.