Bausa rocks Olpe: Biggesee Open Air 2026 with Sido and more!

Bausa rocks Olpe: Biggesee Open Air 2026 with Sido and more!

Bausa, the Saarbrücken native and star of the German hip-hop scene, is going on a big tour in 2026. The event, called “Biggesee Open Air 2026”, will take place on June 6th at 4:00 p.m. in Olpe-Sondern at the picturesque Biggesee. In addition to him, well-known artists such as Sido, Tom Gregory and Milleniumkid will also rock the stage. Given his success, particularly with chart hits like “What You Call Love,” Bausa is more than ready for this challenge, both musically and in terms of audience interaction.

The ticket prices for the event are around 84 euros and can already be purchased at common ticket offices. However, it should be noted that the list of concert dates is incomplete and short-term changes, such as cancellations or additional dates, are not excluded [news.de].

Bausa: A musical success story

Bausa, real name Julian Otto, has had a remarkable rise since his debut in 2010. He shapes the German music scene with his unique styles, including trap and cloud rap. His album “Dreifarbenhaus” reached number 10 in the German album charts and his hit “Was du Liebe nennst” stayed at number 1 in the singles charts for eight weeks. These successes are not only notable in Germany, it is also very popular in Austria and Switzerland. One of his strengths is composing catchy songs, which he produces in his studio in Bietigheim-Bissingen, as Wikipedia) points out.

His musical versatility is evident not only in his changes of genre, but also in his use of different instruments such as guitar and piano. Bausa's albums "Fieber" (2019) and "100 Pro" (2021) have further kept him in the international spotlight and expanded his fan base.

Market development and opportunities for live music

But how does the live music market work in Germany and what are the challenges? According to a recent report from mintel.com, ticket prices for concerts and festivals have risen sharply in recent years, which poses problems for smaller artists. However, an additional 70% of younger Millennials and Gen Z have said they will spend more money on live events in the next 12 months. It remains to be seen whether Bausa's open-air concert in Olpe can benefit from these trends.

With a market size of 4.6 billion euros in 2023, the concert and festival market in Germany shows remarkable growth of 5.3% between 2022 and 2023. But the uncertainties in consumer behavior could have an impact on the success of events. Nevertheless, falling inflation rates offer new space for creative upselling models, such as VIP offers and festival glamping, which enhance the concert experience.

Bausa, who is already very popular with his hits and a large fan base, could have just the right instinct to make the Biggesee Open Air an unforgettable event. The anticipation for his tour is inevitable and the fans can't wait to see him live!