Helene Fischer kicks off 360° stadium tour in Dresden before 35,000 fans

Helene Fischer opened her "360°" stadium tour at the Rudolf‑Harbig‑Stadion in Dresden on 10 June 2026. More than 35,000 spectators watched the singer celebrate the 20‑year anniversary of her debut album with a multi‑level stage that wraps around the arena, pyrotechnics, LED screens and aerial choreography.

The show featured Fischer’s classic hits such as “Atemlos durch die Nacht” and “Herzbeben”, alongside new songs “An meiner Seite” and “Warum”. A highlight was an emotional aerial duet with her husband, dancer‑acrobat Thomas Seitel, who was lowered onto the stage and shared a hand‑kiss before the pair glided above the crowd.

Fischer travelled with her family – husband and two young daughters – a decision she said makes the tour "more relaxed and easier". The German leg runs through July 17 2026, visiting Frankfurt, Cologne, Berlin, Stuttgart and Munich, with additional dates in Vienna, Zurich and Amsterdam.

Fans praised the production, calling it a "Super‑Bowl‑like" spectacle, while noting occasional sight‑line issues due to the 360° layout. Fischer expressed gratitude, saying, "I could only say that after 20 years I’m still here because of you, the fans."