Müssen alle mit Festival

Müssen alle mit is the Saturday of pop and rock in Stade's Bürgerpark, a short walk from the station, with the Elbe and the Altes Land beside it and Hamburg about 45 kilometres off. On the town hall's page the day starts at 13:00. STADE Marketing und Tourismus GmbH presents it, with Von Welten. The manager is Dr Andreas Schäfer. The company sits at Hansestraße 16, 21682 Stade, register HRB 100476 in Tostedt. The phone on the imprint is 04141 776980. nord24's note for that Saturday puts the grounds at Am Güterbahnhof 2B, 21680 Stade: two postcodes, both addresses stay. The English page says ByteFM, Diffus, Tageblatt and CityMap present it. The homepage lists Sparkasse Stade-Altes Land and Stadtwerke Stade, and a longer row of local firms.

The name starts on 3 August 2013. The Hamburg label Tapete Records builds it. Jan Martens, in éclat, counts about 2,000 in the clearing of the park. It rains. Tusq opens, he writes. The Kreiszeitung note writes Tust. Die Liga der gewöhnlichen Gentlemen plays soul pop and its singer, Carsten Friedrichs, hosts the rest of the day. Naked Lunch loses a third of its time to technical faults. Turbostaat opens eyes for anyone who did not come from Husum. Kettcar eats the crowd from the first second, on its first time in Stade. Martens writes that Marcus Wiebusch says he had once driven past Jork. The set favours the first two albums and drops little from Zwischen den Runden. The food, that day, is thin.

Helen, in Testspiel, calls 2018 the sixth. Thea Drexhage counts 47,000 inhabitants. Helen says they do not reach 50,000. One stage, blankets on the grass, free water, food stalls. Turbostaat falls ill two days before. Kettcar steps into the gap. Biggy Pop works the door, in a halfpipe of the skate park, and counts about 2,000 again. The bar is Knust's, the catering is the Wilhelmsburger Kaffeeklappe, the backline is Rückkopplung, on St. Pauli. Each S-Bahn from Hamburg changes the pace. Ove and Sönke, of Torpus & The Art Directors, sing to the children behind the grounds. Thea writes OVE.

Rocko Schamoni greets his Kaffeekränzchen. The orchestra, he says, is too big for Stade and he patches it in by Skype from a hall in Neumünster. He sings Ist das wieder so'ne Phase? and the FSK song Was kostet die Welt? He stops at the iPad: the tempo is wrong. The crowd stays still. He lets out Crazy crazy Stade. Die Nerven, from Stuttgart, plays Barfuß durch die Scherben and Angst. Max Rieger repeats Finde niemals zu dir selbst. Drummer Kevin Kuhn stands up and points at whoever is looking without appetite. Bassist Julian Knoth looks at the people. Reimer Bustorff, of Kettcar, hopes they have proved worthy of the slot. The closer Helen names is Landungsbrücken raus, and the room sings. Thea writes a line that runs from the dikes to the Landunsbrücken, with that extra s. On Sommer '89, Biggy hears Markus Wiebusch say that the humanitarian is not negotiable. Martens had written Marcus.

The Notwist takes the stretch before the closer, six players, keyboard, xylophone, turntable, vibraphone. On Pick Up The Phone the voice of Markus Acher comes in. Thea writes that the PA drops right on Pilot. Helen writes sound trouble on the three songs at the end, and that the cheer returns when the sound comes back, with no grudge. The closer's name is written three ways: 2Raumwohnung in Thea's headline, 2raumwohnung in her gallery, Zweiraumwohnung in Biggy. Thea stays: electronic pop, fog, lights, and people dancing at temperatures under 36 degrees, which is the figure she puts. Biggy does not stay. He takes the S-Bahn near 23:00. Thea counts helium balloons rising toward the Elbe and the North Sea, after the stage had asked people to put rubbish in its place, and she asks them to think it over.

Saturday 22 August 2026 is already photographed. T. Meyer, in the Tageblatt, shows the crowd singing with Juli the line in the caption: Ja, ich weiß, es war 'ne geile Zeit. The opening of that photo piece names a handstand with a reward, a first Mutti-Konzert and Juli's tie to Stade, without unfolding them in the text that stays in view. The tourism page announces seven names, with Tiny Wolves opening and Juli at the front. nord24 announces eight and includes the Stader Hafensänger. The town hall's page dates 22 August 2026, puts 62 euros and, on the same page, talks about the bill as if it were 2025's, and writes TIny Wolves with a capital i. Those lists are the announcement. What was heard, on the Saturdays already closed, is Pilot, Landungsbrücken raus and that line with Juli.