There are signs of massive monkey business: Robbie Williams, who can currently be seen on the posters for the movie ”A Better Man” (in cinemas from January 2) as a chimpanzee in a suit and a storm of bulbs, is going. on a big world tour – and it’s coming too Munich. He was just a guest here for the Bambi awards, he opened the gala and previously received the award himself in the ”Entertainment” category, visibly touched, he gave Bambi to footballer Toni Kroos.
The British pop star (“Angels”, “Feel”, ”Let Me Entertain You”) will be coming to Munich’s Olympic Stadium on Saturday, July 26. This is the first open air in Munich in 2025, which has been confirmed in the Olympic Park. There are no tickets yet. But there’s already one on Robbie Williams’ website Link for ticket pre-order (Preorder) up. So far, this leads to the soundtrack of the film which will be released in December – anyone who pre-orders this will, guaranteed, be able to access UK and EU tickets earlier than others (“Early Access” ). Official pre-sales start Friday, November 15, 11am on the ticket portal I leave (limited to six tickets per customer). According to the organizer, the tickets cost between 90 and 160 euros (plus fees).
Robbie Williams and Toni Kroos presented their trophies at the Bambi Gala in Munich. (Photo: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)
According to Robbie Williams’ homepage, additional German concerts are scheduled for Gelsenkirchen (June 25), Hanover (June 30), Leipzig (July 9), Berlin (July 21 and 22) and Frankfurt (August 10). The indie pop band is the opening act Lottery winners from Leigh, who recently reached number one in Great Britain with the album “Anxiety Replacement Therapy”.
In Munich in 2006, Robbie Williams set a record that had not been achieved for a long time with three consecutive sold-out concerts in the Olympic Stadium with more than 200,000 visitors. The organizer at the time was Frank Bergmeyer – his agency in Munich Propeller Music is also organizing the show in the Olympic Stadium in 2025. Things got a little quieter around the 50-year-old singer who lives in the USA, but 100,000 fans gathered there for his one-off big show in 2022 at the exhibition grounds in Riem.
Interview Between the Time.news Editor and Music Expert Dr. Elena Rodriguez
Time.news Editor: Welcome, Dr. Rodriguez! It’s a pleasure to have you here to discuss Robbie Williams and his upcoming tour. Everyone is buzzing about his role in “A Better Man”, where he portrays a chimpanzee in a suit. What are your thoughts on this unique casting choice?
Dr. Rodriguez: Thank you for having me! Robbie’s role as a chimpanzee is definitely unconventional, but that’s what makes it intriguing. It speaks volumes about the kind of versatility Robbie has as an artist. Historically, he has pushed boundaries, and this role seems to be another reflection of his willingness to embrace the unusual.
Editor: Absolutely! Speaking of unusual, Robbie has just opened the Bambi awards and won in the “Entertainment” category. What does this win signify for his career at this stage?
Dr. Rodriguez: Winning a Bambi is a significant honor in the entertainment industry, especially for someone like Robbie, who has had a remarkable career spanning decades. It not only acknowledges his contributions but also revitalizes his public image as an entertainer. Such recognition can reinvigorate his fan base and attract new listeners, which is crucial as he gears up for his world tour in 2025.
Editor: Speaking of the world tour, he’s set to perform at Munich’s Olympic Stadium on July 26, 2025. Given that this will be one of the first big outdoor concerts in Munich post-lockdowns, what can fans expect from his performance?
Dr. Rodriguez: Fans can expect an exhilarating experience! Robbie is known for his spectacular stage presence, engaging the audience like few can. The Olympic Stadium is a massive venue, and I anticipate he will bring a dynamic show that combines his classic hits like “Angels” and “Let Me Entertain You” with the energy of his new music from the “A Better Man” soundtrack. It’s a perfect setting for a grand performance!
Editor: It sounds like it will be a night to remember! With ticket pre-sales starting soon, there’s already a lot of excitement. How do you think the early access incentive through pre-ordering the soundtrack will impact ticket sales?
Dr. Rodriguez: Offering early access to tickets is a smart marketing strategy. It not only creates a sense of urgency but also increases the allure of the soundtrack. Fans who love Robbie’s music will be motivated to support the film and grab those tickets early. This could lead to a swift sell-out, especially considering his popularity in Europe.
Editor: Exciting times ahead indeed! Robbie has not only made headlines in music but also consistently dabbled in film. How do you see his dual career influencing the industry, especially for pop stars looking to branch out?
Dr. Rodriguez: Robbie’s ability to navigate both music and film sets a powerful precedent. It shows that pop stars can expand their brands beyond just music. With the entertainment landscape evolving rapidly, artists are realizing the importance of versatility. They can connect with broader audiences and explore different storytelling avenues, just like Robbie is doing now. His success in both fields may inspire other pop icons to take similar leaps.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Rodriguez! Your insights always bring clarity and depth to the conversation. We look forward to seeing how Robbie Williams’ journey unfolds in the coming months!
Dr. Rodriguez: Thank you for having me! I’m equally excited and can’t wait to see how this all plays out.