Guildo Horn goes on a big tour: concerts 2025/2026 near you!

Guildo Horn goes on a big tour: concerts 2025/2026 near you!

The anticipation increases: Guildo Horn, the versatile musician from Trier, will present several live shows as part of his upcoming tour. His fans can look forward to varied concerts, in which he interpreted not only pop classics, but also rock songs with his band, the orthopedic stockings. The almost two-hour show promises a high musical level and ensures a stirring experience that encourages many to visit repeats, as described by the website of Guildo Horn.

The tour begins with the event "Vanessa Mai, Guildo Horn, Oli. P & Rednex - The Great Schlager and Party Night", which takes place on September 12, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in Ettlingen on the Buchzig swimming lake. In addition, "Guildo Horn & The Orthopedic Stockings - Christmas with Guildo" is another highlight in Horns Tourne. This concert series runs from November 15th to December 23, 2025 and stops in several cities, including Bonn, Leverkusen and Trier. news.de has summarized the most important dates:

Ticket prices for the Christmas concerts are between 44 and 54 euros and are available via various ticket agencies. The demand should be high, because Guildo Horn is known as an entertainer who captivates his viewers with "musical mass therapy".

sustainability in live entertainment

In a time when sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the live entertainment industry also faces challenges. music-und-klimakrise.de addresses that the journey of the audience is an important factor for CO2 emissions at live events. The current music industry, which has always been shaped by mobility and resource consumption, has to become increasingly environmentally conscious.

It shows that artists like Guildo Horn could take on a pioneering role in this regard. In view of the increasing CO2 emissions through concert visits and the increasing sensitivity of the fans for ecological footprint, it could also be time for Horn to think about sustainable approaches. The path to emission-free music production and live entertainment is still far, but even small steps could make a difference.