Andrea Berg - I EM MUSIC! 2026

An unforgettable summer party, pure emotion and an evening full of superhits: exceptional artist Andrea Berg and her band are coming to Schlossplatz Emmendingen on 25 July 2026 for the Sommer Open Air. Fans can already look forward to a spectacular stage show from the most successful singer in German chart history. “I can hardly wait to celebrate life with you. We’re going to make it an unforgettable night together, so get ready,” says Andrea Berg, looking ahead to her Sommer Open Air in Emmendingen with tremendous excitement. Andrea Berg is the ultimate exceptional artist in German music. In 1992, the Krefeld-born singer began her unique career with the album “Du bist frei”. Today, she can look back on more than 16 million records sold – as well as numerous sensational achievements: 14 number-one albums, well over 1,000 weeks in the German album charts, including 350 weeks with her “Best Of” alone (in Austria, the album has spent an incredible 670 weeks in the charts). According to GEMA, “Du hast mich tausendmal belogen” has been among the top 10 most successful live songs of the year for years, and for several years it was also consistently the best-selling Schlager single in German download shops. In total, Andrea Berg has received more than 100 gold and platinum awards, eight ECHOs, eight Goldene Stimmgabel awards and numerous other media prizes (Bambi, Eins der Besten, Goldene Henne, Bild-Osgar, Krone der Volksmusik). More than 30 years at the top of the German Schlager scene, sold-out tours, successes and hits like no other female artist, celebrated by fans across generations: What is Andrea Berg’s secret to success? What do her fans love about her? It is her love, her sincerity, her warmth and her authenticity. “People notice that,” says Andrea, adding: “The most important thing is having the freedom to be yourself. I don’t believe you can make music with this level of intensity and consistency if you constantly have to wonder who you really are and what role you want to play.”