Max Giesinger will be on an open-air tour in the summer of 2026 and will return to the Baltic health spa town of Zingst following the success of his 2022 concert.
On what is, for now, his final tour, he’s returning to the places that have left a lasting impression on him over the past 10 years. Of course, Zingst is a must-visit: he’s bringing his new album, “Glück auf den Strassen,” along with him. At the same time, 2026 marks the 10th anniversary of his single “80 Millionen” and his album “Der Junge, der rennt,” which helped him achieve his breakthrough—so a wonderful summer evening full of emotion is in store on July 25.
Max Giesinger will be on an open-air tour in the summer of 2026 and, following the success of his 2022 concert, will return to the Baltic health spa town of Zingst. On what is set to be his final tour for the time being, he’s returning to the places that have left a lasting impression on him over the past 10 years. Of course, Zingst is a must-visit: he’ll be bringing his new album “Glück auf den Strassen” with him.
About the Artist
Max Giesinger’s journey—from his debut “Laufen Lernen,” through “80 Millionen,” “Wenn sie tanzt,” “Legenden,” “Auf das, was da noch kommt,” and “Irgendwann ist jetzt,” all the way to “Menschen” and “Wimpernschlag,” his duet with Johannes Oerding, is truly remarkable. The title of his second album, “Der Junge, der rennt,” has long served as a guiding principle for the past decade of the musician’s life: Over 800 concerts performed so far, spending more time on the road than at home, serving as a coach on “The Voice Kids” and “Sing meinen Song,” then heading into the studio to record new songs, and back out onto the stages in ever-larger venues and arenas—there was always only one direction: full speed ahead. Now, for the first time, Max Giesinger is taking the time to reflect on his meteoric career and ask himself how it all came to be.
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