Smith's dance performance in Wolfsburg is not deterred by rain, as he captivates the audience despite the wet weather. - Smith leads dance at Wolfsburg event, undeterred by rainfall
Will Smith kicked off his "Based on a True Story" Summer Tour in Europe with a memorable concert in Wolfsburg, Germany on July 12, 2025. The event took place at the Lagune Bühne within the Autostadt GmbH complex during the Sommerfestival der Autostadt event.
The concert, which attracted approximately 9,600 fans, featured a mix of songs from Will Smith's new album and his classic hits. The setlist, although not officially published, is believed to have included tracks such as "Based on a True Story", "First Love", "Beautiful Scars", "TANTRUM", "Work of Art", and "You Can Make It". Fans were also treated to performances of popular classics like "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It", "Miami", and "Summertime".
Despite summer rain and temperatures of about 18 degrees, the concert went ahead, demonstrating Will Smith's commitment and the audience's enthusiasm. The show was well-received, with fans taking to social media platforms like TikTok to share their experiences.
During the concert, Will Smith paid tribute to James Avery, who died in 2013 and was known for his role as "Uncle Phil" in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air". A black-and-white photo of Avery was displayed on stage.
Throughout the concert, Smith relied on his energy and stage presence, posing for selfies with the front row and encouraging audience participation. He also introduced himself to the German fans as a musician, expressing his gratitude for their attendance despite the rain.
This performance marked the start of Smith's Germany tour, with further concerts scheduled to take place in Hamburg (13th July), Hannover (15th July), and Frankfurt (18th July). The tour is part of a broader European leg, with shows planned for major cities across the continent.
Celebrities such as Will Smith captivated music-loving people in Germany as he started his "Based on a True Story" Summer Tour in Hollywood-worthy fashion, braving the rain in Wolfsburg, despite the chilly temperatures of 18 degrees. The entertainment industry eagerly anticipates the continuation of his tour, with performances set to take place in several German cities.
