Stuttgart is set to celebrate the Champions League with style, headlined by two performances from rapper Reezy at the Porsche Arena. As the Frankfurt-born artist raps, “Who would have thought the boy from the suburbs would make it to the Champions League?” And Stuttgart agrees—Reezy’s performances this Friday and Saturday promise an electric atmosphere, with limited tickets still available. With hits like “Big Boy Maybach,” the city is transforming into “Reezy Town.” Both shows start at 8 p.m., drawing fans from across the region.

But Reezy isn’t the only highlight in Stuttgart this weekend. The city will also host an array of exciting events, from live concerts to thrilling sports matches.

Luka Bloom Lights Up the Laboratorium

Renowned Irish singer-songwriter Luka Bloom will grace the stage at Stuttgart’s Laboratorium on Saturday. Known for his soulful storytelling, Luka’s performance promises an intimate and magical evening. The show starts at 8:30 p.m.

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Bingo Drag Party at the Old Castle

For those seeking a more colorful and vibrant event, the Bingo Drag Party is set to light up Stuttgart’s Old Castle on Saturday. Drag queens Didi Divalicious and Veronica Mont Royal will bring their lively celebration to the historic Dürnitz Castle stage. The festivities kick off at 6 p.m., inviting everyone to join in.

Indoor Sports: Allianz MTV Stuttgart and TVB Stuttgart in Action

Sports fans won’t be disappointed this weekend. Allianz MTV Stuttgart begins its volleyball Bundesliga campaign with a match against Schwarz Weiß Erfurt, following their recent Supercup victory. The game starts at 7 p.m. on Saturday at Scharrena, continuing the team’s quest for more glory.

Meanwhile, handball team TVB Stuttgart faces off against HSG Wetzlar in a crucial Bundesliga match on Sunday. After a tough loss on Wednesday, the home crowd will be key to rallying the team. The match kicks off at 4:30 p.m. in the Porsche Arena.

Reflecting on Hanau: “And Now Hanau” at Theaterhaus

On a more serious note, the Theaterhaus am Pragsattel continues to reflect on the tragic 2020 Hanau attacks with the thought-provoking play “And Now Hanau.” This powerful production explores the societal response to the racially motivated murders. The next performance takes place on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Gunslinger Meets Classical: Revolverheld’s Johannes Strate and Pianist Sebastian Knauer

Rounding out the weekend is a unique collaboration between Revolverheld’s Johannes Strate and classical pianist Sebastian Knauer. The duo will perform together at Hegelsaal in the Liederhalle on Sunday at 8 p.m., blending modern rock with classical elegance in an unforgettable show.