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Take That are back: with their tenth studio album “Dreamers”, Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald head out on a big European tour in 2027 – including six open-air shows in Germany in summer, from the Loreley rock to Berlin's Waldbühne, plus Zurich and Vienna. Here are all dates, the state of ticket sales and tips for travel and hotels.
All dates in Germany
- Sat, 5 June 2027 – Bornich/St. Goarshausen, Loreley open-air stage
- Sun, 6 June 2027 – Mönchengladbach, SparkassenPark
- Thu, 10 June 2027 – Waghäusel, Eremitage
- Sat, 12 June 2027 – Berlin, Waldbühne
- Sat, 26 June 2027 – Bremen, Galopprennbahn (racecourse)
- Fri, 23 July 2027 – Tüßling, Schlosspark
Take That also play the NDR 2 Festival at the Expo Plaza in Hanover on Fri, 4 June 2027 – festival tickets apply.
In Switzerland and Austria
- Thu, 3 June 2027 – Zurich, Swiss National Museum (ZKB Unique Moments)
- Thu, 22 July 2027 – Vienna, Metastadt
Tickets
General sale for the German dates started on Eventim on 4 September 2026. Prices depend on venue and category – check the current price directly in the ticket shop. The band said more shows would follow; we'll add new dates as soon as they're official.
Our advice: buy from official sellers only. Fake tickets on classifieds and social media are sadly common for popular open-air shows.
The venues: getting there & where to stay
Loreley – open-air stage
The stage sits high above the Rhine on the Loreley plateau – one of Germany's most spectacular concert settings. Parking is limited; on concert days shuttle buses usually run up from the valley – details from the promoter. Where to stay: St. Goarshausen, St. Goar, Oberwesel or Boppard in the Middle Rhine Valley – or turn the show into a Rhine weekend.
Mönchengladbach – SparkassenPark
The SparkassenPark is in the Nordpark, right next to Borussia-Park stadium. On concert days shuttle buses usually run from Mönchengladbach Hauptbahnhof. Where to stay: Mönchengladbach itself or Düsseldorf, about 30 minutes away.
Waghäusel – Eremitage
The Eremitage is a baroque hunting lodge between Karlsruhe and Heidelberg that hosts open-air concerts every summer. Check the promoter's details for getting there and back. Where to stay: Waghäusel, Speyer or Heidelberg.
Berlin – Waldbühne
The Waldbühne next to the Olympic Park is one of Germany's most beautiful open-air stages. Take the S-Bahn to “Pichelsberg” or the U2 to “Olympia-Stadion”, then walk for a few minutes. Where to stay: Charlottenburg or Westend.
Bremen – Galopprennbahn
The racecourse is in the Vahr district in the east of Bremen. The promoter will publish travel details before the show. Where to stay: Bremen city centre around the market square and the Schnoor quarter.
Tüßling – Schlosspark
Tüßling is in Upper Bavaria near Altötting; the park of its Renaissance castle makes a small, special concert setting. Where to stay: Tüßling, Altötting or Mühldorf am Inn – rooms are limited, so book early.
Getting tickets and hotels right
- Ticket first, then hotel: book a room with free cancellation if you can.
- Small towns, few beds: near the Loreley, Waghäusel and Tüßling, rooms go fast – plan early or stay in the next bigger town.
- Weather: all shows are open-air – bring a rain jacket, umbrellas are usually not allowed.
As of 28 October 2026. Dates and venues according to media reports on the tour announcement (including Music Week and Stuttgarter Zeitung) and Eventim. Promoters may make changes – the details on your ticket are what count.