Name: Der Nino aus Wien & Milan Begovic: Songs in the Mirror(image)
Start: 2026-04-20T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-21T01:00:00+02:00
Location: Münchner Lustspielhaus

An evening between Viennese melancholy and clear piano magic at Lustspielhaus

Der Nino aus Wien will present his program Songs in the Mirror(image) on April 20, 2026 together with Milan Begovic at the Lustspielhaus in Munich. The date is announced as the Munich premiere and promises a concert experience that sheds new light on the typical Nino sound: poetic, laconic, close to the images of everyday life and carried by an intimate live atmosphere.

A new perspective on a familiar work

The official announcement paints a clear picture: perhaps the most poetic songwriter of his generation is performing here in a new way for him, accompanied on the piano by Milan Begovic. The guitar stays home, instead, Schubert echoes and a newly illuminated original work take center stage. This is where the tension of the evening arises: from reduction, precision and that audience atmosphere that only comes when every detail becomes audible.

Between song, literature and fine orchestration

Der Nino aus Wien has been a mainstay of the Austrian music scene for over fifteen years. His songs carry influences from the Beatles and Syd Barrett, but also bear the hallmark of Austrian song tradition with references to André Heller, Helmut Qualtinger, and Wolfgang Ambros. The official website documents numerous albums, including Finally Viennese Songs, Ice Time, Ocher Moon, Awake and Adria. With Wild Time, he recently showed how compactly told stories and diverse musical facets come together.

Milan Begovic as a sonic partner

Milan Begovic brings extensive stage and concert experience, from performances in renowned venues to his collaboration with Der Nino aus Wien, which has been ongoing since 2025. This very constellation makes the Munich guest appearance exciting: a singer known for fine observations meets a pianist who gives the material space, color, and rhythmic precision. This creates a concert experience with chamber music tension and great emotional closeness.

The Lustspielhaus as a stage for intimacy and acoustics

The Lustspielhaus in Munich is located at Occamstraße 8 in 80802 Munich, not far from the Münchner Freiheit stop. According to Munich Ticket, it is accessible via the U3 and U6 lines as well as bus lines 53, 54, 123, 140, and 141. Also mentioned are parking options in the Schwabing parking garage and in the underground garage in the Feilitzschhöfen. There are wheelchair accessible seats available through the ticket office; a mobile ramp is ready at the entrance, but a wheelchair-friendly toilet is not available. This speaks to an evening where the stage feels close, and every note resonates directly in the hall.

What makes this evening special

The combination of literary song art, clear piano playing, and a traditional Munich venue promises an atmosphere that is both focused and touching. Those wanting to experience Der Nino aus Wien live will not get a grand pop spectacle here, but a fine, intense concert with many nuances, strong images, and a voice that not only sings stories but paints them.

Conclusion: The audience can expect an elegant, profound concert evening at the Lustspielhaus between Austropop, song art, and poetic reduction. Anyone who loves strong lyrics, approachable sound, and special live moments should not miss this guest performance.