Helene Fischer opens 360° stadium tour in Dresden
The German pop star Helene Fischer began her 20‑year anniversary “360° Stadium Tour” on 10 June 2026 at Dresden’s Rudolf‑Harbig‑Stadium. Around 35 000 fans attended the opening night, where she performed hits such as “Atemlos durch die Nacht”, “Herzbeben” and “Null auf 100”. The production features a 90‑metre‑long by 25‑metre‑high stage that wraps around the arena, allowing the singer to move among the audience on multiple walkways and aerial rigs.
The event coincided with a weather alert from the German Weather Service warning of possible thunderstorms, strong gusts and hail in the area on the evening of the concert. Organisers confirmed that the show will proceed regardless of rain, though severe conditions could cause interruptions.
Additional details released for ticket‑holders include visitor and service information for the two‑day concert series, with guidance on parking, accessibility and age‑related entry rules. During the opening performance, Fischer shared a romantic moment onstage with her partner Thomas Seitel, who took part in an aerial routine.
The tour will travel to major venues across Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Netherlands through mid‑July, marking a major comeback after a three‑year break.