She goes on a big tour again – and leaves one of her longest companions sad.
Germany’s superstar Helene Fischer (37) has announced that it will be giving 70 concerts in 14 cities from March 21 to October 8, 2023, several in a row at each location.
The singer writes on Instagram: “Tours have always been milestones in my career, that’s why we want to break new ground together with Cirque du Soleil and offer you an experience that wasn’t there before.”
Helene continues: “We want to create overwhelming moments full of emotions and worlds and share with you our irrepressible joy of finally being live on stage again!”
But with all the euphoria on the part of the singer and her fans, there is also a big loser.
As BILD suspected at the beginning of September, Helene Fischer is not going on a concert tour with her long-time tour organizer Dieter Semmelmann (56, Semmel Concerts) for the first time.
Semmelmann confirms to BILD: “After 13 years of successful cooperation, Helene Fischer informed us that she did not want to implement her next tour project with Semmel Concerts Entertainment GmbH. We respect this decision and wish the artist all the best. “
Semmel Concerts Entertainment has organized all of Helene Fischer’s tours since 2007 – with great success! A particular triumph was Helene’s last live tour in 2017/18 with more than 70 shows and the subsequent stadium tour in 2018 with a total of more than 1.3 million viewers.
Why Helene Fischer separated from him despite the gigantic successes with Semmelmann, she did not want to reveal to BILD.
As BILD learned, Semmelmann is said to be extremely disappointed and sad about the breakup. He was part of Helene’s inner circle from the start and enjoyed her trust.
And who is doing it with Helene now?
Your new tour operator is called Marek Lieberberg (75, Live Nation).
The legendary “Rock am Ring” inventor has organized tours of international superstars such as Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Celine Dion and Depeche Mode for decades. He is also friends with many stars in private.
For the Fischer tour, Lieberberg has also brought the Austrian organizer Klaus Leutgeb (51) on board, who is also organizing Helene Fischer’s open-air concert in August 2022 at the Munich exhibition center.
Lieberberg is currently working for the world’s largest tour operator Live Nation from the USA. He is supposed to roll up the German-speaking market for the mega-company.
With a lot of money and prospects for an international career, he could have lured Helene to Live Nation.