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Die Toten Hosen start in 2026: Is the last big tour coming?
Die Toten Hosen have announced a tour called "Drink up! We have to go" in 2026, including additional concerts in Bayreuth. Advance sales start on May 14th.
Die Toten Hosen start in 2026: Is the last big tour coming?
Great excitement in the music scene: Die Toten Hosen have announced a big event for 2026 with their tour “Drink up! We have to go”. Loud music2web The concert dates have been set, including several appearances in North Rhine-Westphalia. However, the band emphasizes that they do not see the tour as a farewell tour, despite the speculative questions surrounding the topic of farewell.
Advance sales for the highly sought-after tickets start on May 14, 2025 at 6 p.m. Fans can look forward to at least 50 concerts in which the band will present both old and new pieces to their best hits. Due to high demand, additional concerts have already been planned in Cologne, Munich, Frankfurt, Nohfelden and Esch/Alzette.
Concert dates in North Rhine-Westphalia
In Düsseldorf, the Toten Hosen will perform on two evenings, on July 3rd and 4th, 2026, in the Merkur Spiel-Arena. The RheinEnergie Stadium in Cologne will also be the venue for the tour on July 18, 2026. In an Instagram video, frontman Campino made it clear that the band is keen to perform live again, even if the exact nature of the tour is not clearly communicated. The response from fans on social media shows a mixed picture: While many are looking forward to the return, there are also concerns about the band's possible departure.
In order to give all fans access, the band offers social tickets for 19.90 euros. This is a step to enable people who are dependent on government aid to attend the concerts - a good way to appeal to a broad fan community.
The electric mood of the events industry
The Toten Hosen not only get the fans excited, but also bring a breath of fresh air into the booming event industry, confirmed by BDKV market research. According to a study, sales in the industry increased by 31% between 2013 and 2017. The events industry has established itself as a leader in the German entertainment landscape, so it will be exciting to see how the Tour der Hosen could continue to influence the numbers. The study shows that live concerts are very popular with consumers, which gives musicians additional security when planning their performances.
With their tour, Die Toten Hosen have not only promised a musical highlight for 2026, but also show that they continue to be an important part of the German music landscape - regardless of how the discussions surrounding possible farewells go.