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Make it big – the CLOCKCLOCK update for 2026: Summer shows, an Eastern Europe tour, and sold-out highlights from the “Dream Forever” tour!

You won’t be able to miss CLOCKCLOCK in 2026: For the upcoming festival season, the hit trio led by frontman Boki—which has become an absolute live sensation—is announcing a huge wave of outdoor shows. Before the summer events, the Eastern Europe tour is on the agenda: In April 2026, five shows in Hungary, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia are scheduled. And for the “Dream Forever” Tour 2026, which kicks off in February, six cities are already sold out—if that isn’t a reason to declare 2026 the Year of CLOCKCLOCK!
Emotional honesty meets rousing beats: CLOCKCLOCK will continue to forge their success with this formula in 2026!

After Boki appeared on the TV show “Sing meinen Song” in 2025—which reached a total of 10 million viewers—it was clear that the trio from Mannheim ranks among the greats of the German pop scene. Boki’s voice won everyone’s hearts in a flash and brought even more fans to CLOCKCLOCK’s already impressive fan club. Even the band’s first two headlining tours—which came three years after their formation, when they landed their first No. 1 on the German airplay charts with “Sorry” in 2021—were completely sold out. The trio’s hits—“Adore Ya,” “Someone Else,” “Over,” “Sorry”—held top positions for weeks, and CLOCKCLOCK can be proud of their four No. 1 hits.

With their debut album “Dreamers,” released in 2024, CLOCKCLOCK created a tribute to everyone who courageously forges their own path despite obstacles. The release was celebrated with two sold-out release shows in Mannheim and Hamburg. CLOCKCLOCK then announced their “Dream Forever” tour in February 2026, featuring sixteen shows in Germany and Austria. The trio already has reason to celebrate: Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, and Berlin are already sold out, and Stuttgart and Hanover are close behind.

In April, CLOCKCLOCK will head east: The band’s first Eastern European tour will take them to Budapest, Zagreb, Prague, Bratislava, and Warsaw. There, they’ll meet their fans for the first time between the Adriatic and the Baltic Seas—fans who, after getting a taste of what’s to come—such as at the Sziget Festival in 2024—have made it clear they can’t wait.

Starting in May 2026, the festival summer kicks off: Nearly fifteen open-air festivals are confirmed—including the Plaza Festival in Hanover, the Aida Festival Cruise, the Zelt-Musik-Festival in Freiburg, the Poolbar (AT), and the Seaside Festival (CH). And more dates are coming!

One thing is crystal clear: CLOCKCLOCK’s rise will continue in 2026—these chart-toppers are guaranteed to deliver hits and are a rousing live act of international caliber. To experience the trio up close one last time before they make the leap to the big venues, it’s time to secure your tickets for 2026!