Ulla Meinecke (born 14 August 1953 in Usingen, Hessen) is a German singer-songwriter who was among the leading figures of German-language pop in the 1980s. She writes all her own lyrics - sharp, ironic observations on everyday life and love - and broke through nationally with the 1983 hit 'Die Tänzerin', which earned her album 'Wenn schon nicht für immer, dann wenigstens für ewig' a platinum certification and won her the Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis in 1984. Beyond performing, she has published books, written lyrics for other artists, and appeared in theatre productions.
Ulla Meinecke performed a sold-out concert in Kelkheim on 30 January 2026 as part of her 'Bessere Zeiten!' tour.
Her 'Bessere Zeiten!' Tour 25/26 runs from early 2026 through at least October 2027, with 16+ dates across Germany.
A February 2025 concert at Haus Ringerbrüggen sold out as part of her 'Songs & Geschichten' tour.
In 2024, Meinecke combined her touring with concert readings from a new book, mixing literary passages with musical performances.
A concert featuring the duo Ulla Meinecke and Reinmar Henschke. Two artists performing together at the ANKER venue.
Concert by German artist Ulla Meinecke in Leverkusen.
Ulla Meinecke presents a new programme of love songs, sung poetry, and irony, featuring her greatest hits.
Concert by German singer-songwriter Ulla Meinecke in Berlin.
A concert by German artist Ulla Meinecke. An encounter with the work of one of the icons of the German music scene.
A concert by German artist Ulla Meinecke at Berlin's historic town hall venue.
Concert by German singer-songwriter Ulla Meinecke.
Concert by German artist Ulla Meinecke. The event takes place on 12 February 2027 at 20:00.
