Bushido performs during his final tour's concert.
Renowned German rapper Bushido has declared his upcoming tour, titled "Alles wird gut," as his last in the music industry. In an interview with Deutsche Presse-Agentur, the 46-year-old artist confirmed that this tour, slated for early 2026, signifies the conclusion of his career.
The tour will commence on January 12, 2026, in Berlin, followed by stops in several German cities, including Hamburg, Hannover, Leipzig, Stuttgart, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne, Oberhausen, Munich, and Zurich. The initial ten concerts are scheduled for January, making Berlin his home city the first to witness his final performances on German soil.
Five additional dates have been added to the tour schedule in March: Düsseldorf, Berlin again, Leipzig, Munich, and Stuttgart. Pre-sales for tickets will commence this Friday, May 30.
Bushido expressed his decision to retire from music, stating, "I owe it to my loyal fan base and of course also to all the new fans I've gained." The influential German rapper has shaped the German rap scene over more than two decades and will leave a lasting impact on the industry after his retirement.
Details regarding exclusive seating, premium options, and other amenities at certain venues may be available for these events. Fans eager to attend Bushido's final performances are advised to stay updated on ticketing details and venue specifics.
The upcoming tour, "Alles wird gut," includes stops in various German cities, offering entertainment for fans, including Berlin, Hamburg, Hannover, Leipzig, Stuttgart, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne, Oberhausen, Munich, and Zurich. For those attending, premium options and amenities may be available at select venues, providing a unique service for fans to enjoy during Bushido's final music performances.
