“Unstoppable and crazy”
Helene Fischer makes an announcement to fans
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For her 20th stage anniversary, Helene Fischer wants to offer her fans a touring spectacle on a 360-degree stage. And we want as many of them as possible to see it. The pop star has announced three additional concerts for the summer of 2026.
Many of her fans can't get enough of her. How good that Helene Fischer is now planning three more concerts on her big “360° Stadium Tour”. In a post on Instagram, the singer is happy: “Dear ones, I have great news for you! With all my heart and full of anticipation, I can announce something special to you today: additional tour dates in 2026!”
In the post, Fischer not only says when and where the additional concerts will take place, she also praises her fans. “Your indescribable energy and love inspired me so much that we decided to add a few more cities. Thank you for being so unstoppable and crazy,” it says.
“Unforgettable night full of emotions”
On June 10, 2026, we will now be going to the Rudolf Harbig Stadium in Dresden, where Fischer wants to “celebrate the summer together”. On July 7th she would like to spend “an unforgettable night full of emotions with you” at the Heinz von Heiden Arena in Hanover and an additional show is planned for July 3rd at Hamburg’s Volksparkstadion. She is looking forward “to all the moments that we will create together in 2026.”
According to a link on their homepage, the new tickets for Dresden, Hamburg and Hanover will be available from November 12th at helene-fischer.de. There are currently twelve tour dates listed – in addition to the cities already mentioned, also in Berlin, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Cologne, Vienna, Zurich and Munich. Fischer will perform in Hamburg on two consecutive evenings (July 3rd and 4th, 2026).
First music concert in Allianz Arena
The pop queen has chosen a special location for the last concert of her stadium tour in 2026: She is the first musician ever to perform in Munich's Allianz Arena, which is normally reserved only for football. The concert is scheduled for July 17, 2026.
In the home of FC Bayern, she was able to fulfill her great wish of performing in the midst of the concert-goers and thus being as close as possible to all spectator areas, according to a statement. Accordingly, a 360-degree stage will be built in the center of the stadium, which will be connected to four satellite stages via catwalks.
