ClockClock

Make it big - here's the CLOCKCLOCK update for 2026: summer shows, an East European tour, and sold-out highlights from the "Dream Forever" tour!

There's no avoiding CLOCKCLOCK in 2026: for the upcoming festival season, the hit trio fronted by Boki - who have grown into one of the most compelling live acts around - are announcing a major run of outdoor dates. Before the summer events comes the East European tour: in April 2026, five shows are lined up in Hungary, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia. And for the "Dream Forever" tour launching in February 2026, six cities have already sold out - if that's not reason enough to call 2026 the year of CLOCKCLOCK, what is?

Emotional honesty meets driving beats - that's the formula powering CLOCKCLOCK's success again in 2026.

When Boki appeared on the TV show "Sing meinen Song" in 2025 - reaching a total audience of 10 million - it confirmed what many already suspected: the trio from Mannheim belongs among the biggest names in German pop. Boki's voice won over audiences instantly and brought a fresh wave of fans to an already sizeable CLOCKCLOCK fanbase. The band's first two headline tours sold out completely, and just three years after forming they hit number one on the German airplay charts with "Sorry" in 2021. Their hits - "Adore Ya", "Someone Else", "Over", "Sorry" - spent weeks at the top, giving CLOCKCLOCK four chart-toppers to their name.

The debut album "Dreamers", released in 2024, is a tribute to everyone who keeps going despite the odds. Its release was celebrated with two sold-out shows in Mannheim and Hamburg. The "Dream Forever" tour in February 2026 spans sixteen dates across Germany and Austria. The trio can already celebrate: Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, and Berlin are sold out, with Stuttgart and Hannover close behind.

In April, CLOCKCLOCK head east.