"SchlagerErlebnis" - Kerstin Ott, Norman Langen, Anna Maria Zivkov, Julian David

Name: "SchlagerErlebnis" - Kerstin Ott, Norman Langen, Anna Maria Zivkov, Julian David
Start: 2026-09-05T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-05T19:30:00+02:00
Location: Stadthalle Cottbus

took place · 5 Sep 2026

Stadthalle Cottbus, Germany

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Kerstin Ott brings "SchlagerErlebnis" to Cottbus on Saturday, 5 September 2026 at Stadthalle Cottbus. This is one of eight German dates on her tour. Stadthalle is a large multifunctional congress and cultural centre in central Brandenburg, built in the 1970s, hosting concerts, theatre productions, and major public events. The evening also features Norman Langen, Anna Maria Zivkov, and Julian David on stage. Tickets are available at 69.90 euros.

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About: Kerstin Ott

One of Germany's most recognisable schlager voices, Kerstin Ott built her career on personal, straight-talking songwriting - from the diamond-certified club anthem "Die immer lacht" to her 2024 fifth album "Für immer für dich", which blends acoustic storytelling with dancefloor beats.

1.5M

Records sold (total across all albums)

136M+

YouTube views for "Die immer lacht"

78.5M+

Total YouTube channel views

Peak chart position in Germany and Austria for "Die immer lacht"

What's new

2026-04
Kerstin Ott released "Rosalinde" on 17 April 2026, a cover of a song from the musical "Romeo & Julia - Liebe ist alles" by Peter Plate and Ulf Leo Sommer, reinterpreted in her pop-schlager style.
2026-04
In a podcast interview, Ott publicly discussed a breast reduction surgery she had undergone, citing a family history of cancer and personal wellbeing as her reasons.
2025-01
Ott released the single "Irgendwann vielleicht" in January 2025, accompanied by a dance remix.

Tour

LemgoLähdenBad KrozingenEisenhüttenstadtWiesmoorSteinbachGörlitzLübeckLüneburgBad SalzuflenOsnabrückOsterholz-ScharmbeckHolzmindenCelleHalleBraunschweig

Tracks

Die immer lacht2016 breakthrough hit, diamond-certified in Germany, over 136M YouTube views, named GfK Entertainment's most successful song of 2016

Scheissmelodie2016 follow-up single, gold-certified summer hit

RegenbogenfarbenLGBTQ+ anthem, one of her most streamed tracks

Für immer für dichTitle track of her 2024 fifth studio album, blending acoustic and club-beat styles

Rosalinde2026 single, cover from the musical "Romeo & Julia - Liebe ist alles"

About: Norman Langen

A fixture of the German Schlager scene since his 2011 DSDS breakthrough, Norman Langen brings melodic pop-Schlager to stages across Germany - from open-air festivals to concert halls. His new album 'Liebe schafft das schon' is set for January 2027.

Tour

NeuruppinLemgoAhmsen-LähdenWiesmoorSteinbachMülheim an der RuhrEisenhüttenstadtDuisburgBocholtVachaDüsseldorfCottbusLübeckLüneburgOsnabrückKoblenz

Tracks

Pures Gold2011 debut single and album title track; entered German charts at #11

Von Frau zu Frauone of his best-known Schlager hits

Baila mi Amorfrom the 2019 album 'Dieses Gefühl'; pioneered his Reggaeton-Schlager style

Satellit2026 single, first release on new label LUCILE; included on the 2027 album

Die Liebe schafft das schonJune 2026 single, second preview track from the upcoming album 'Liebe schafft das schon'

About the venue: Stadthalle Cottbus

Stadthalle Cottbus is a large multi-purpose event and congress hall in the centre of Cottbus, Brandenburg. Built in the 1970s, it hosts concerts, theatre performances, trade fairs, conferences, and major public events. With a main hall capacity of several hundred to over a thousand guests, it is one of the most important event venues in the Lausitz region.

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"SchlagerErlebnis" - Kerstin Ott, Norman Langen, Anna Maria Zivkov, Julian David

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