Andrea Berg | Sommer-Open Airs 2026

An unforgettable summer party, pure excitement, and an evening full of super hits: the exceptional artist Andrea Berg is coming to the Summer Open Air at the Losheim Beach on August 13, 2026. Tickets will be available starting November 28 at 10 a.m. on Eventim.de, ticketregional.de, and at all major ticket outlets.

All fans can already look forward to a spectacular stage show by the most successful singer in German chart history. “I can hardly wait to celebrate life with you all. We’re going to really let loose together—stay tuned,” says Andrea Berg, looking forward to her Summer Open Air concert in Losheim with great anticipation.

Andrea Berg is the quintessential exceptional artist of German music. Born in Krefeld, she began her unique career in 1992 with the album “Du bist frei.” Today, she can celebrate having sold more than 16 million records—and numerous sensational records: 14 number-one albums, well over 1,000 weeks on the German album charts, including 350 weeks alone with her “Best Of” (in Austria, the album has spent an incredible 670 weeks on the charts). According to GEMA, “Du hast mich tausendmal belogen” has been in the top 10 of the year’s most successful live tracks for years and was also consistently the best-selling Schlager single in German download stores for several years. In total, Andrea Berg has received over 100 gold and platinum awards, eight ECHOs, eight Golden Tuning Forks, and numerous other media awards (Bambi, “Eins der Besten,” Golden Hen, Bild-Osgar, Crown of Folk Music).

Over 30 years at the top of the German Schlager scene, sold-out tours, successes, and hits like no other artist—celebrated by fans across generations: What is Andrea Berg’s secret to success? What do her fans love about her?
It’s her love, her sincerity, her warmth, and her authenticity. “People sense that,” says Andrea, adding: “The most important thing is to have the freedom to be yourself. I don’t think you can make music with this kind of intensity and consistency if you’re constantly having to wonder who you really are and what role you want to play.”