Herbert Grönemeyer rocks 2026: Unplugged tour starts in February!

Herbert Grönemeyer rocks 2026: Unplugged tour starts in February!

Herbert Grönemeyer, the popular German musician, surprises his fans by announcing that he will continue his moving concert series “mittendrin – acoustic” in 2026. How Radio Hagen reported, the tour will start on February 7, 2024 in the ZAG Arena in Hanover and will continue through a total of eight cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

The tour's stops include Berlin on February 9th, Hamburg on February 10th and Vienna on February 19th. The organizer Hannover Concerts ensures that fans can look forward to an unforgettable experience. The Unplugged concerts in Dortmund and Berlin last September were a complete success, with a total of 90,000 visitors. Grönemeyer's first unplugged record 30 years ago has secured a permanent place in music history, and the current unplugged album "Von alles anders", which was released in mid-October, offers a promising foretaste of the upcoming live performances.

Musical highlight

The programming will not only include rock classics such as “Alkohol”, “Vollmond” and “Bochum”, but will also create a particularly intimate atmosphere. The concerts take place on a specially designed center stage, which allows you to get closer to the audience. After the sold-out shows in September, the anticipation for the acoustic tour is immense.

Success story in football: Justin Herbert

Things are also exciting in the world of sports. Justin Herbert, the Los Angeles Chargers' rising quarterback, remains a hot topic. After a positive start to the season, he has broken numerous records in his career, including most completions by a quarterback in the first six seasons, making him the highest-paid player in the NFL at the moment. Just this past weekend, he led his team to a 37-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings, completing 18 of 25 passes for 227 yards, three touchdowns and one interception, while also rushing for 62 yards on seven carries ESPN reported.

Herbert has also performed well this season under new coach Jim Harbaugh, posting a passer rating of over 90 in the first ten games. These successes now lead him and the Chargers to the upcoming challenge against the Tennessee Titans next week.

The parallel successes of Grönemeyer in music and Herbert in football show that great talent and hard work are rewarded in both worlds. Whether on stage or on the field – these two personalities combine passion and dedication in their work.