Nils Wülker live in Oberhausen

Experience Nils Wülker live on November 15th

Nils Wülker is a German trumpet player and composer known for his distinctive blend of jazz, electronic music, and classical elements. His compositions frequently incorporate atmospheric soundscapes and complex harmonic structures, often featuring extended techniques on the trumpet alongside electronic processing and orchestral arrangements. He has released several critically acclaimed albums, establishing himself as a prominent figure in contemporary German jazz.

The concert on November 15, 2026 will be held at Ebertbad in Oberhausen. Originally constructed in 1928 as a public bathhouse in the Art Deco style, Ebertbad served as a significant recreational facility for the city’s residents for much of the 20th century. It fell into disuse following changes in bathing habits and was subsequently repurposed as a cultural venue.

Today, Ebertbad is recognized for its unique architectural features – including original tiling and vaulted ceilings – which contribute to its distinctive acoustics. The space now hosts a variety of events, including concerts, exhibitions, and performances, becoming known as an unconventional location favored for its atmosphere and historical significance within Oberhausen's industrial heritage landscape. The building underwent extensive renovation in the early 2000s to adapt it for its new role.