In front of around 130,000 spectators, Helene Fischer celebrated her mega concert on August 20, which she had been expecting for around a year. Well, about two weeks after the brilliant show, the Schlagerqueen reports to her fans. The 38-year-old describes her impressions openly.
Munich – Your mega concert, which attracted around 130,000 hit fans, will probably not be forgotten by Helene Fischer or anyone present in a hurry: the biggest concert of your career to date caused a stir in the run-up and was also discussed in detail afterwards. Now the 38-year-old takes a position on her sensational show – and even seems a little critical!
Helene Fischer draws conclusions after a mega concert – Schlagerqueen is “still going crazy”
Recently, Helene Fischer was one of the biggest German pop stars of all time and on August 20th at the Munich Exhibition Center she once again demonstrated with her voice that the German-speaking music world would be inconceivable without her. The fact that “130,000 souls (…) came together to finally celebrate life again” touched and humbled her, as the interpreter of “Breathless through the night” revealed on Instagram about a week ago .
The many impressions are apparently still having an effect, because now Helene Fischer reported back to the social network and summed up: “I’m still going crazy.” Even though everything didn’t always go as smoothly as desired. The Schlagerqueen openly reports of “tired limbs, sleepless nights, too little rehearsal time for such a show and rain”, but at the same time declared that she had “a lot of fun” at all times. That probably also applies to her audience, who reacted enthusiastically to the post.
Even Helene is amazed: These mega concerts attracted an audience of millions
In front of around 130,000 hit fans, Helene Fischer celebrated her successful mega concert at the Munich exhibition center. But bigger is always possible: British rock and pop star Rod Stewart holds the record when it comes to audience numbers. At a New Year’s Eve concert on Copacabana Beach (Rio de Janeiro) in 1994, according to the Guinness Book of Records, a whopping 4.2 million people gathered on the world-famous beach. Other records were set by the French composer Jean-Michel Jarre in 1997 at the 850th anniversary of the city of Moscow (in front of around 3.5 million spectators) and the Brazilian Jorge Ben Jor, who was also on Copacabana Beach, but a year before Rod Stewart, performed (to an audience of approximately 3 million).
Helene Fischer will come to Munich again in 2023 – Schlagerqueen will really take off again
The mega concert, at which Helene Fischer also showed her vulnerable side at times, is the successful start and, to a certain extent, a test run for a big tour that will follow in the coming year and that should lead Schlagerqueen through all of Germany. The chart-topper will also be a guest again in Munich, playing a total of five shows in the Olympiahalle between September 26, 2023 and October 1, 2023.
The fans could soon see their idol again in the big hit shows: Helene Fischer is supposed to come to Florian Silbereisen’s “Schlagerbooom”, but although the indications are increasing, the MDR is currently still covered. Sources used: instagram.com/helenefischer, eventim.de
