When does the concert start?

The concert starts on June 19, 2026, at 20:00.

How long does the evening last?

The event time is indicated as 20:00 to 22:15.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular ticket price is 26 euros per person.

Where does the concert take place?

In the anteroom of the Sophien cave at Burg Rabenstein in Ahorntal.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

No, neither the path to the cave nor the cave itself are wheelchair accessible.

What should I bring to the cave concert?

Sturdy footwear and warm clothing are recommended, as it is cool in the cave.

Andy Lang enchants the Sophien cave with Celtic harp and nightly song poetry

Name: Cave Concert: Celtic Spirits & Songs by Andy Lang
Start: 2026-06-19T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-20T00:15:00+02:00
Location: Sophienhöhle, Höhlenvorraum

Andy Lang takes Ahorntal into the magical sound world of the Sophien cave

When Andy Lang performs in the Sophien cave on June 19, 2026, Celtic harp meets one of the most impressive concert venues in the region. The harpist, singer, and song poet brings an intimate live atmosphere to the cave’s anteroom at Burg Rabenstein, where sound, space, and candlelight merge into a unique concert experience.

Celtic harp, bass voice, and song poetry

Andy Lang is regarded as an artist who does not rely on effects but on depth, resonance, and immediate audience mood. His music combines delicate harp playing with a sonorous voice and elegant songwriting. On his official website, he describes his art as handcrafted Celtic folk from the heart, which unfolds its full effect in churches, castles, natural stages, and stalactite caves.

A concert venue with atmosphere and character

The Sophien cave is one of the most spectacular concert backdrops in the Franconian Switzerland. According to Burg Rabenstein, the anteroom of the cave is set in a unique, candle-lit ambiance; however, the location is not wheelchair accessible. The path from the parking lots leads through the forest and takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Sturdy footwear and warm clothing are recommended for the visit, as the temperature in the cave is around 9 degrees year-round.

Mature artist personality with a regional profile

Andy Lang looks back on more than 1500 concerts in Germany and Europe. The district of Bayreuth awarded him the main cultural prize in 2007, and he already celebrated his 1000th concert at Luisenburg. Since 2005, he has been performing as a freelance artist with concerts and readings and has established himself in the Franconian music scene as a shaping voice for Celtic-inspired concert evenings.

This is what an evening for the senses sounds like

The cave concert promises no loud show but a dense, emotional live experience. The special acoustics, the natural rock backdrop, and the reduced stage performance create a space in which every melody resonates. Those who experience Andy Lang live do not receive an interchangeable standard concert but an evening filled with longing, silence, and musical expanse.

Conclusion

With Celtic Spirits & Songs, the audience in Ahorntal can expect an extraordinary concert evening in a place where music is almost physically tangible. Anyone looking for Celtic sounds, an intimate atmosphere, and a concert with a special character should not miss this date and experience Andy Lang live in the Sophien cave.