The Schlager pilots start with Schlagernacht” in Deggendorf!

The Schlager pilots start with Schlagernacht” in Deggendorf!

The Schlager pilots set sail – with their new show “Schlagernacht” they bring a breath of fresh air into the musical landscape. On May 23, 2026, the motto in the Deggendorf town hall is “cast off!” And everyone who likes classic hits should mark this date in red on their calendar. Tickets are already available at a price of around 98 euros and can be purchased at common ticket offices. Anyone interested should hurry up, because demand is increasing and an additional show cannot be ruled out [news.de].

The band itself - the trio consists of Frank Cordes, Kevin Marx and Stefan Peters - is dedicated to classic pop music. With their debut album “Let’s Fly” they bring the nostalgic sounds back to the stages and living rooms. They rely on traditional influences and boycott modern hit elements, which is very well received by the fans. Hits like “The Golden Stars of Bali” and “Let me be the captain of your heart” promise a rousing experience that everyone can sing along to. Stefan Peters in particular, who has over 30 years of stage experience and has won awards such as gold records, brings a lot of know-how to the group.

The return of hit culture

Schlager has a long and eventful history that dates back to the 19th century. Originally coined as a term for particularly successful songs, Schlager has developed into one of the most popular music genres in Germany. Today he is not only heard at parties and après-ski, Oktoberfest would also be unimaginable without him. The catchy melodies, the danceable rhythms and the emotional lyrics attract a wide audience, young and old are enthusiastic. These characteristics are what make the hit timeless, as superprof.de describes.

Especially in the 1960s and 70s, the hit experienced its golden era, with unforgettable artists like Peter Alexander and Roland Kaiser. But the 80s and 90s brought with them new musical trends that put the genre under pressure. In the last two decades, however, the hit has made a comeback - artists like Helene Fischer and Andrea Berg are fueling the genre with new hits. Today, hit events and festivals are more popular than ever and are an integral part of the music scene.

The hit pilots in focus

The hit pilots are benefiting from this upswing and are ideally positioned to continue to be involved in this dynamic scene. They are not only musicians, but also entertainers - Kevin Marx delights the audience with his voice, while Frank Cordes brings his creative touch as a singer, songwriter and producer. Their music represents joy of life and hope, and the listeners feel that at every performance. Current information about the tour and the band can be found on their website and on their Instagram channel.

For all hit lovers, “Schlagernacht” is more than just a concert – it will be an unforgettable evening full of emotions, music and community. Pack your dancing shoes, because the hit is coming to life again - there's definitely something going on! So, mark May 23rd, 2026 in Deggendorf and be there!