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Sting is back on the road: on his “Sting 3.0 Tour” the former Police frontman plays eight open-air shows in Germany in June 2027 – at special venues from Berlin's Spandau Citadel to the shores of Lake Constance. Here are all the dates, where ticket sales stand and tips on travel and where to stay.
All dates at a glance
- Sat, 12 June 2027 – Magdeburg, Event Plaza
- Sun, 13 June 2027 – Berlin, Spandau Citadel
- Thu, 17 June 2027 – Rastatt, Residence Palace courtyard
- Sun, 20 June 2027 – Hemer, Sauerlandpark (the only show in North Rhine-Westphalia)
- Tue, 22 June 2027 – Wiesbaden, BRITA-Arena
- Sat, 26 June 2027 – Fulda, Cathedral Square
- Sun, 27 June 2027 – Konstanz, Klein Venedig
- Tue, 29 June 2027 – Heidenheim, Brenzpark
According to the promoter, all shows start at 8 pm; exact door times are printed on your ticket.
Tickets
The promoter is Live Nation. General sale started on 23 October 2026, mainly via Ticketmaster; further official outlets may be added depending on the venue.
Our advice: Only buy from official sellers. Open-air shows at small, special venues often sell out fast – and fake tickets from classifieds or social media are sadly common.
The venues: travel & where to stay
Magdeburg – Event Plaza
Magdeburg Hauptbahnhof is well served by IC and regional trains. The promoter will publish the exact location of the Event Plaza and travel tips before the show – check your ticket. Where to stay: around the main station or in the old town near the cathedral.
Berlin – Spandau Citadel
This Renaissance fortress is one of Berlin's most atmospheric open-air stages. Getting there: U7 to “Zitadelle”, then just a few minutes on foot. Where to stay: Spandau old town or – with more choice – Charlottenburg, also on the U7.
Rastatt – Residence Palace
The baroque courtyard of Rastatt Palace makes an elegant backdrop. From Rastatt station it's about a 15-minute walk. Where to stay: in Rastatt itself or nearby Baden-Baden or Karlsruhe, both with good rail links.
Hemer – Sauerlandpark
Sauerlandpark is Sting's only date in North Rhine-Westphalia. Hemer has no passenger railway station: the easiest option is the train to Iserlohn and a bus from there. Check the promoter's travel information – big open-air shows often have special buses and signposted parking. Where to stay: Hemer, Iserlohn or Menden.
Wiesbaden – BRITA-Arena
The arena is just a few minutes' walk from Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof – perfect for a car-free trip. Where to stay: in the city centre around Wilhelmstraße or near the main station.
Fulda – Cathedral Square
With the baroque cathedral as a backdrop, this show will be special. Fulda is an ICE stop, and the walk from the station to Domplatz takes about 15 minutes. Where to stay: in the old town within walking distance of the cathedral.
Konstanz – Klein Venedig
A gig with a lake view: the Klein Venedig grounds sit right on the shore of Lake Constance, just a few minutes' walk from Konstanz station. Where to stay: in the old town or by the harbour – book early, Konstanz is a popular summer destination.
Heidenheim – Brenzpark
Brenzpark is a large landscaped park on the River Brenz. From Heidenheim station it's roughly a 20-minute walk depending on the entrance, or take a city bus. Where to stay: in the town centre below Hellenstein Castle.
Good to know for open-air shows
- Weather: Open-air concerts usually go ahead in any weather – pack a rain poncho rather than an umbrella.
- Bags: Many open-air shows only allow small bags. The promoter publishes the exact rules in advance.
- Getting home: After 10 pm, fewer trains run from smaller towns – check your connection in advance or stay nearby.
- Arrive early: Security checks take time, especially at historic venues with few entrances.
For more big-concert tips, see our guide to Europe's biggest concert arenas and stadiums.
Note: Dates, prices and travel information are taken from event listings and media reports (as of October 2026) and may change. Please check the promoter's latest information before you travel.
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