The Girls' Night Out is a women's choir from Bamberg and one of the first ensembles that choir director Thomas Kaminski established with his modern pub choir concept. The idea behind it is simple: singing together without the rigid formality of choir practice, but with energy, good music, and a strong sense of community.
The choir brings together women who enjoy singing loudly once a week, unwinding, and creating something together. The repertoire consists primarily of pop and rock songs as well as well-known German-language titles – music that many know and that instantly resonates. The arrangements are created specifically for the choir: three-part, clearly structured, and designed so that even singers without extensive choir experience can quickly join in.
The rehearsals are much more than just a musical event. For many, Girls' Night Out has become a regular weekly meeting place – a place to see each other, laugh, sing, and clear their heads. This very combination of music and community defines the character of the
During the warmer months, the Girls' Night Out rehearses every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. under the Bamberg Lion Bridge. Anyone passing by is welcome to stop and listen. The rehearsal is deliberately held in the heart of the city – open, audible, and for all who are curious.
The Girls' Night Out thus represents a new kind of choral experience: uncomplicated, modern, and full of energy – carried by many voices that together create a sound that resonates far beyond the rehearsal itself.
The Girls' Night Out choir also performs regularly on stage. The singers are equally at home in bars, beer gardens, or at festivals – anywhere people gather to experience music together
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