When does the concert start?

The concert starts on Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 20:00 in the Bürgerhaus Pullach, Great Hall.

How long does the concert last?

Plan for about two hours including applause. An official end around 22:00 is realistic.

How much does a ticket cost?

Single tickets cost 22 euros, reduced 15 euros. Ticket sales start according to the program booklet on 17.02.

Are there numbered seats?

The Bürgerhaus works with seating categories according to the hall plan. Details and availability are provided in the Bürgerhaus' advance sale.

What is the accessibility like on site?

The parterre area of the Great Hall is accessible without stairs. An accessible toilet is located on the 1st basement level, accessible by elevator.

Where can I park and how do I get there?

There is an underground garage with around 130 parking spaces directly at the Bürgerhaus. Public transport connections via S-Bahn and bus; details are provided on the access page of the Bürgerhaus.

Nils Wogram & Bojan Z live in Pullach

Name: Nils Wogram & Bojan Z // Housewarming
Start: 2026-05-21T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-22T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Bürgerhaus Pullach, Großer Saal

House warmth meets high caliber: Nils Wogram & Bojan Z ignite jazz magic in Pullach

On Thursday, May 21, 2026, trombonist Nils Wogram and pianist/Fender Rhodes visionary Bojan Z will transform the Great Hall of the Bürgerhaus Pullach into a vibrant sound laboratory. The duo plays the moment: two exceptional artists blending into a dense concert experience without safety nets – immediate, poetic, electrifying.

Sound in the now – improvisation as a novel

The live atmosphere thrives on spontaneous orchestration and fine synchronization. Wogram's wide tones, precise articulation craft, and dynamic sound palette respond to Bojan Z's colorful play between Balkan groove, Stride hints, and shimmering Rhodes textures. From miniatures, arcs emerge – episodes that condense into a musical novel.

Masters of their craft – with history and format

Nils Wogram, one of Europe’s defining jazz trombonists and head of NWOG Records, studied among others at the New School in New York, released over 30 albums, and teaches in Lucerne. His latest nostalgia statement 'The Walk' confirms his sound aesthetics between warmth, drive, and modern sound direction. Bojan Z – born Bojan Zulfikarpašić in Belgrade, now residing in Paris – combines virtuosity with narrative clarity. Awards such as the French honor 'Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres', the 'Prix Django Reinhardt', and 'Victoires du Jazz – Artist of the Year' testify to his authority.

Between intimacy and ecstasy – this is how Housewarming sounds

Fine phrasing, radiant harmonies, and the buoyant Rhodes create vibrant sound colors. The Great Hall with clear acoustics makes details audible: breath, valves, pedal noises – every nuance contributes to the stage performance. Light and space open perspectives, and the audience feels: Here, music is in the making.

Audience mood: dense, curious, close

The audience mood in Pullach is considered attentive and warm. The duo utilizes this focus: themes emerge, are deconstructed, and come together anew. A sound that reaches both heads and hearts – with groove, refinement, and courage to take risks.

Voices of the fans

The reactions on the internet are clear: Nils Wogram delights his fans. An Instagram visitor raves: 'This sound fills the room – pure goosebumps!'

Conclusion: An evening that stays

Expect a concert experience with depth, charm, and radiance – a housewarming in the best sense: music that opens spaces and resonates long after. Secure your seats now and experience great jazz art up close.