The Gelsenkirchen anthem for the host city. A whole city sings along.
With the Arche Noah Children’s Hospiceviews of our music video on YouTube
years: an intergenerational ensemble
reach through UEFA’s feature shoot with Cristiano Ronaldo
“In dir (meine Stadt GE)” is the Gelsenkirchen anthem for UEFA EURO 2024. The song had two jobs: to give a structurally disadvantaged city a strong, positive face – and to bring the topic of children’s hospice work to as many people as possible in an accessible way. That’s why we worked closely with the Arche Noah Children’s Hospice, which also appears in the music video.
Our goal was to bring every player in the city on board: Anke Sieloff of the Musiktheater im Revier sings, as does former Miss Schalke Sabrina Wurm. Football legend Olaf Thon speaks the intro, and the miners’ choir Knappenchor Consolidation brings the region’s tradition. An intergenerational production: the youngest were 16 or 17, the oldest well over 80.
Concept development, funding application, creative direction
Songwriting & lyrics
Building an intergenerational artist collective in Gelsenkirchen – aged 16 to over 80
Music production with Anke Sieloff, Sabrina Wurm, Dennis Buss, Violet Tomorrow, the Knappenchor Consolidation and Olaf Thon
Music video production with the Arche Noah Children’s Hospice
Partners (Arche Noah Children’s Hospice, Fisch und Apfelmus, Musiktheater im Revier, Kunstmuseum Gelsenkirchen, Schalke 04)
PR and social media campaign






This music project, with an impact far beyond the Ruhr region and the Euros, has become a strong sign of how positive impact can lift a structurally disadvantaged area and give it a positive image. The YouTube comments under our music video show how many people were reached – not just in numbers, but emotionally.
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