Marten

Marten follows up: After sold-out shows, he’s heading to bigger venues in 2027
Munich / Vienna – Some stories are too good to end after a tour. Following the overwhelming response to the “Immer Leben” tour, Marten is consistently continuing his success story: with the new “Immer-weiter-Leben” tour, the Austrian dialect pop artist returns to Germany in spring 2027 for five more concerts.
Pre-sales start on June 19, 2026.
The announcement comes at a time when the current Germany dates in fall 2026 are already in particularly high demand. Although the concerts are still around six months away, the shows in Nuremberg and Munich are already completely sold out. The date in Stuttgart is also developing extremely well and is already around two-thirds sold.
The huge demand makes it clear: Marten’s success continues unabated. At the same time, it’s the reason why the Lower Austrian will take the next step in spring 2027 and play larger venues for the first time.

With his mix of honest stories, modern pop sound and unmistakable dialect, Marten has developed into one of the most exciting new voices in German-language pop in recent years. His songs are about friendship, love, new beginnings and the small moments in life that often mean more than grand gestures. Live, this creates a special atmosphere between rousing choruses, emotional closeness and an energetic stage presence.
The success is also reflected in the numbers: on Spotify, Marten now reaches around 150,000 monthly listeners, plus more than 3 million streams across the major platforms. His community is also steadily growing on social media, ensuring strong reach far beyond Austria.
Since placing fourth on the ORF hit show “Starmania” at the latest, Marten has been considered one of Austria’s most promising young artists. With his debut album “Eigene Art”, numerous

radio plays and sold-out concerts, he has long since built up a loyal fan base beyond the country’s borders. His videos regularly go viral on TikTok.
Marten is currently also showing a particularly personal side: his new single “Bis ans End oller Tage” tells of unconditional closeness in a world full of uncertainty – the feeling of finding support in a person when everything around you starts to wobble. Musically, the intimate piano ballad develops into a big, emotional pop moment with powerful choirs and plenty of dynamics.

Even before his own spring tour starts, another highlight is coming up for Marten: on June 25, 2026, he will perform as a support act at the sold-out show by Pizzera & Jaus at Munich’s Tollwood Festival, presenting himself there to an audience of several thousand visitors.
The “Immer-weiter-Leben” tour picks up exactly where the current tour ends: with people who see themselves in Marten’s songs. Between big emotions, honest stories and a band that turns every stage into a shared space of experience, the new dates promise concert nights that connect, move you, and resonate long after the last song.

Children under 6 are not permitted to attend the event; children between 6 and (under) 14 only if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. From the age of 14, the event may also be attended alone without a parent or legal guardian.

We recommend bringing proof of age in any case.

Wheelchair users and severely disabled persons with the “B” and “H” markers can obtain tickets by calling 089-54 81 81 82, via barrierefrei@muenchenticket.de, or at München Ticket’s own advance booking offices.