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Atze Schröder
Perm, leather jacket, Ruhr area – and a hall that can’t contain itself with laughter. Atze Schröder is one of Germany’s best-known and most popular comedy figures. Since the nineties, he has been filling large halls, is known from television and has created something with his fictional character that will last for decades. His humor…
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Helge Schneider
An original like no other. Helge Schneider is a musician, comedian, actor and director – and completely unpredictable on stage. “Katzeklo” made him known to an audience of millions in 1993, and his feature films have long since achieved cult status. Anyone who reduces him to that misses the point: Helge Schneider is a trained…
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Till Brönner
Germany’s best-known jazz musician – and a trumpet sound that you can recognize among a thousand. Since the nineties, Till Brönner has been releasing albums that are sold far beyond the jazz audience, has received international awards and worked with artists from all over the world. His playing is soft, melodic and elegant – jazz…
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Timon Krause
He reads thoughts – and the audience can’t help but be amazed. Timon Krause is one of the internationally awarded mentalists of his generation. The Dutchman with German roots performs throughout Europe, has received several international awards and is known from television. His approach is refreshingly different: not an esoteric accessory, but an open, witty…
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Nico Santos
This voice hits trebles that no one else sings – and you can recognize it after two seconds. “Rooftop” stayed in the charts for over a year and is one of the most streamed German pop songs ever. “Play with Fire”, “Better” and “Would I Lie to You” together with David Guetta followed and made…
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Paul Potts
The most beautiful story television has ever told – and behind it a singer who silences every hall. In 2007, a mobile phone salesman from South Wales appeared on a British casting show, sang an aria from Puccini’s “Turandot” and won the show. The video recording has been viewed hundreds of millions of times worldwide…
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José Carreras
One of the most important tenors in the world. José Carreras sang at all the major opera houses from La Scala to the Metropolitan Opera – and from 1990 onwards became a world star beyond classical music as one of the Three Tenors. The joint concerts with Plácido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti, starting on the…
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Julio Iglesias Jr.
Charm, voice and a name that opens doors. Julio Iglesias Jr. stands for a Mediterranean attitude to life and an appearance that elegantly carries an evening. Born in Madrid, raised between Spain and the United States, he has been releasing his own albums since the mid-nineties. His music moves between Latin pop, ballads and standards,…
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Harlem Gospel Choir
Goosebumps from the first note. The Harlem Gospel Choir brings the music of New York’s African-American churches to the stage – and sweeps away every audience, believers or not. Founded in 1986, the choir has since performed in over forty countries and has worked with U2 and Diana Ross, among others. The repertoire ranges from…
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