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These big music stars will be performing in the southwest in 2024

There is a lot on offer musically in Baden-Württemberg, especially in summer. Festivals bring the big names to the stages in the Ländle.

Herbert Grönemeyer during a performance. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Herbert Grönemeyer during a performance. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Turn of the year - These big music stars will be performing in the southwest in 2024

People in Baden-Württemberg can look forward to a large line-up of music stars in 2024. There is a large selection of concerts, especially in summer. International and national stars share the stages. Here is a brief overview of big names on big stages.

PINK

The American rock singer Pink (44, "Get The Party Started") is one of the most successful artists of our time. On July 19, the international star will be performing at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Stuttgart as part of her "Summer Carnival" tour.

BACKSTREET BOYS

The Backstreet Boys are expected to perform at the second edition of the "Glücksgefühle-Festival" from September 12 to 15 at the Hockenheimring near Heidelberg. The US singers led by Nick Carter have made boyband history with songs such as "Quit Playing Games (with My Heart)", "Everybody" and "I Want It That Way". The festival line-up also includes: Tokio Hotel, Shirin David and Wincent Weiss.

LENNY KRAVITZ

US rock star Lenny Kravitz ("Fly Away") turns 60 in May. His fans will get to see the exceptional talent around two months later on July 25 at Stuttgart's Schlossplatz. Kravitz is one of a number of top-class artists who are expected to perform at the 30th edition of the Stuttgart Jazzopen.

HERBERT GRÖNEMEYER

Herbert Grönemeyer (67, "Mensch") will kick off the event at Stuttgart's Schlossplatz on July 24, performing together with the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra.

STING

Visitors to the festival in Stuttgart can also look forward to British rock star Sting (72, "Desert Rose"). The multi-award-winning musician is scheduled to take to the stage on July 28. A few days earlier, he can be seen at Salem Castle (Lake Constance district) on July 23.

ED SHEERAN

British pop star Ed Sheeran (32, "Beautiful People") will not be performing on many stages in Germany in 2024. One of his rare appearances in Germany will be a flying visit to the "Southside" festival in Neuhausen ob Eck (Tuttlingen district) on June 22.

AVRIL LAVIGNE

Canadian singer Avril Lavigne (39) made her breakthrough in 2002 with her rebellious appearance and the hit "Sk8er Boi". Her performance at the "Southside" festival on June 23 should bring the charm of the 2000s back to the stage.

PET SHOP BOYS

The Pet Shop Boys ("Go West") are coming back to Europe with their "Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live" tour. On June 28, the British pop duo consisting of Neil Tennant (69) and Chris Lowe (64) will be performing at the SAP Arena in Mannheim.

JASON DERULO

US pop singer and TikTok star Jason Derulo (34, "Whatcha Say") is coming to Stuttgart for a concert next spring. He will play one of his five German concerts in the Porsche Arena on March 20 as part of his "Decade of Derulo World Tour" in the Swabian metropolis. The singer-songwriter is currently working on his fifth album.

Tour dates Pink Line-up Jazzopen in Stuttgart Line-up "Southside" Tour dates Sting Pet Shop Boys Jason Derulo Line-up "Glücksgefühle-Festival"

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  1. Lenny Kravitz, the renowned US artist known for "Fly Away," will celebrate his 60th birthday two months after his birthday and perform at Castle Square in Stuttgart during the 30th edition of the Stuttgart Jazzopen.
  2. Southside, a popular festival in Neuhausen ob Eck (Tuttlingen district), will welcome the US pop singer Ed Sheeran (32, known for "Beautiful People") on June 22 as part of his limited appearances in Germany in 2024.
  3. The Canadian singer Avril Lavigne (39), famed for her rebellious appearance and the hit "Sk8er Boi," will perform at the Southside festival on June 23, bringing the charm of the 2000s back to the stage.
  4. The Backstreet Boys, led by Nick Carter, have made history with songs like "Quit Playing Games (with My Heart)", "Everybody", and "I Want It That Way," and are expected to rock the crowd at the "Glücksgefühle-Festival" at the Hockenheimring near Heidelberg from September 12 to 15.
  5. The British rock star Sting (72, known for "Desert Rose") is scheduled to perform twice in Germany, first at Salem Castle (Lake Constance district) on July 23 and then at the festival in Stuttgart on July 28.
  6. The multi-award-winning musician Sting (72, "Desert Rose") will share the stage with other stars at the festival in Stuttgart, but a couple of days before his performance, he can be seen playing in Salem Castle in the Lake Constance district.
  7. Herbert Grönemeyer (67, known for "Mensch") will kick off the 30th edition of the Stuttgart Jazzopen in Stuttgart's Schlossplatz on July 24, performing with the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra.
  8. Juice WRLD, the American rapper known for hits like "Lucid Dreams," will be joining the lineup of big-name artists at the "Glücksgefühle-Festival" at the Hockenheimring near Heidelberg from September 12 to 15.
  9. Southwest-based festival lovers can expect an impressive lineup of globe-trotting stars in Baden-Württemberg, including Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys, Sting, Herb Alpert, and many more.
  10. The Swabian metropolis of Stuttgart is set to welcome US pop singer Jason Derulo (34, known for "Whatcha Say") for a concert in the Porsche Arena on March 20 as part of his "Decade of Derulo World Tour."
  11. Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is famous for both its vibrant music scene and cultural attractions, just as festivals like the one in Stuttgart have become synonymous with Southwest Germany, brimming with Music and Stars.

Source: www.stern.de

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