Gregor Meyle & Band Unplugged

In the organizer's words:

Many people know Gregor Meyle from numerous TV formats such as "Sing meinen Song - das Tauschkonzert", "Meylensteine" and currently "Your Songs", for which even show stars such as Robbie Williams traveled to take a seat between Meyle and Jeanette Biedermann on the ARD couch. TV viewers love the song poet with his hat, glasses and guitar. But if you haven't yet experienced a Gregor Meyle concert, you should do so as soon as possible in 2024. Because an unplugged tour by Meyle is always a live event in a class of its own.

Together with his Champions League band, he is on stage for over two hours, presenting great emotions and a crossover of numerous musical styles. In addition to his hits such as "There's no one like you", he brings new songs with him every year. In 2023, these will mainly be tracks from the newly released album "Gleichgewicht", in which he sings about the balance that a traveling musician must and wants to find between touring, songwriting and time for the family. Challenges that come with life as a family man and father, but which also make up the spice of life. And of course, in the best song poet style, he also tells many stories: unmistakable and authentic - simply genuine Gregor Meyle.

About Gregor Meyle

Many people have only known the charming musician with the hat, beard and glasses since the first season of "Sing meinen Song - Das Tauschkonzert", but he has built up a loyal fan base through hundreds of live performances in clubs, town halls and on large open-air stages. He also made it to the final show as a dragon on "The Masked Singer". He received gold awards for his studio albums "New York-Stintino" and "Meile für Meyle" on his own label Meylemusic. With "Meylensteine", he was given his own successful TV show on Vox, and he now has more than a quarter of a million enthusiastic concertgoers, an Echo and a German Television Award to his name. He is currently presenting stars and their personal musical stories with his colleague Jeanette Biedermann in the ARD format "Your Songs".