This is what Helene Fischer says before the 2026 tour

She wants to celebrate her 20 years on stage in the anniversary year with the supporters who have been accompanying her for years. On July 11, 2026, she will perform at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna.

Fischer wants to perform in front of around 750,000

"It will truly be a huge celebration," said the 41-year-old, who is officially returning from her baby break after the birth of her second daughter with the concerts. "We want to celebrate the biggest party." In total, she plans to perform in front of around 750,000 fans in June and July. According to concert promoter Marek Lieberberg, 600,000 tickets have already been sold.

At the performances, there will be a 360-degree stage and catwalks in the middle of the stadiums. "I just wanted to be right in the middle," said Fischer. And she wants to "make the experience as intimate as possible in a stadium." A new album is not planned; however, Fischer did not rule out that there could still be new music to hear at the concerts.

"Organize and plan much more"

As a mother of two children, she now has to "of course organize and plan much more," she said - "like every woman, like every mother." "I'm not the first artist to start a tour as a mother." But the responsibility is different today. She is now "responsible not only for herself but also for two beings."

That's also why she takes a lot of time for her projects and is "not super active on social media." "I have realized that it's not my strength."

She has noticed, "that I always have to withdraw a little to be creative," she said. "That's why there are always only small packages from me." And next year, there will be a particularly big package.

(APA/Red)

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