German pop sensation Mark Forster has announced his highly anticipated return to the stage with a series of summer concerts in 2026, including three performances scheduled for Lower Saxony. The 42-year-old artist, who has sold more than four million records throughout his career, will bring his new tour to outdoor venues across Germany next summer.
Forster made the announcement on his Instagram account, sharing the tour dates with his followers and adding a simple but enthusiastic message: "Summer 26 will be our year." The tour marks his return to live performances after numerous previous tours that have established him as one of Germany's most successful pop stars of the past decade.
The Lower Saxony leg of the tour will kick off in East Frisia on June 20, 2026, when Forster performs at the Aurich-Tannenhausen multipurpose venue. One week later, on June 27, he will take the stage at the Gilde Park Stage in Hannover. The final Lower Saxony performance is scheduled for August 23 in Braunschweig at the BraWo Stage.
Fans can expect a carefully curated setlist that promises to blend Forster's biggest hits with fresh material. The summer shows will likely feature crowd favorites such as "Übermorgen" and "Chöre," alongside newer songs that showcase a more modern and personal sound. His recent singles "Zeitmaschine" and "Rettest Du Mich" offer a preview of what audiences can anticipate from the upcoming performances.
Ticket sales for the tour began with an exclusive presale through Eventim on Tuesday, October 14, followed by general ticket sales starting Friday, October 17, available at all major ticket outlets. In addition to the three Lower Saxony concerts, Forster will also perform in Kassel on June 19, 2026, as part of his summer tour schedule.
