Udo-Lindenberg-Fantour Berlin

Name: Udo-Lindenberg-Fantour Berlin
Start: 2027-04-10T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2027-04-10T12:30:00+02:00
Location: Tränenpalast

Sat, 10 Apr 2027 · 10:00

Tränenpalast, Berlin, Germany

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Udo-Lindenberg-Fantour Berlin — Tränenpalast, Berlin

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Udo Lindenberg brings his Fantour to Berlin on 10 April 2027 (Saturday) at Tränenpalast. The historic hall at Friedrichstraße station, built in 1962, witnessed farewells between East and West Germans during the division of the country. Today it welcomes rock and pop-rock fans. This is one of eight German dates on the artist's tour, spanning cities from Bielefeld to Aachen. Tränenpalast merges its layered past with a vibrant concert venue, creating a distinctive setting for this performance.

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About: Udo Lindenberg

A living legend of German rock, Lindenberg has spent over five decades writing songs that cut straight to the point - and his 2023 chart-record "Komet" showed he can still reach entirely new audiences. At 80, he remains active as both a performer and a painter, with a major retrospective exhibition running in Hamburg through autumn 2026.

Tracks

Komet2023 duet with Apache 207; 21 weeks at #1 in Germany - the longest-running chart-topper in German history

Cellofan favourite from the MTV Unplugged era, featuring Clueso

Sonderzug nach Pankow1983 political anthem addressed to East German leader Erich Honecker; one of his most iconic songs

Durch die schweren Zeitensignature ballad, a staple of his live shows

MTV Unplugged: Live aus dem Hotel Atlantic2011 live album, eight weeks at #1 in Germany; brought Lindenberg to a new generation

About the venue: Tränenpalast

The Tränenpalast ("Palace of Tears") is a historic border crossing hall at Berlin's Friedrichstraße station, built in 1962. During the division of Germany, it served as the departure point where East and West Germans said their goodbyes — giving the building its emotional nickname. Today it houses a permanent exhibition on everyday life during the German division, run by the Haus der Geschichte foundation, and also hosts cultural events and concerts.

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