Ofenbach

In the organizer's words:

Ofenbach announce exclusive German shows for February 2026

With over 4.5 billion streams worldwide and two diamond, 26 platinum and 22 gold awards, French duo Ofenbach are one of the most successful music acts in Europe. Behind the name are Dorian Lo and César de Rummel, two childhood friends from Paris who have created a unique sound with their unmistakable mix of deep house, pop and rock that has conquered international clubs and radios alike. Tracks such as "Be Mine", "Katchi" and "Wasted Love" have become global hits, their music is catchy, danceable and at the same time song-oriented - a rare balance in the electronic scene. Ofenbach not only focus on studio work, but are also known for their energetic live shows. They have played over 400 concerts in more than 50 countries to date, including appearances on the major festival stages in Europe, Asia and Latin America. In 2026, Ofenbach will be touring with their show "Clone Live: Prelude" and presenting their most ambitious live show to date: the concept combines the intimacy of selected club venues with a lavishly produced performance full of energy, visual effects and new musical arrangements. In addition to their well-known hits, fans can also look forward to previously unreleased material. Their debut album "I", which was released in 2022, was the most exported French album of 2023 and 2024 and reached number one in the export charts - clear proof of the duo's worldwide success. Dorian and César are also in demand internationally away from the stage, having collaborated with artists such as Ella Henderson, Robin Schulz and Nick Waterhouse while always maintaining their own style.

In February 2026, Ofenbach will be coming to Germany for two exclusive concerts in Hamburg and Munich. Those who experience the duo live will get more than just a DJ set: a well thought-out show that combines electronic music with real emotion, live energy and visual depth. These evenings are a must for anyone who loves club culture and is looking for the really big sound at the same time.