The "King of Rock'n'Roll", Elvis Presley, would have celebrated his 2025th birthday in 90. To mark the occasion, the celebrated musical "Elvis - The Musical" will once again go on a major tour. This spectacular show brings the life and music of Elvis Presley back to the stage and revives the legend in an unforgettable way. The tour, which has already thrilled half a million spectators, will stop in many major cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in 2025 and honor the legacy of the world's most successful solo artist. Elvis Presley was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, and changed the music landscape forever. With over a billion records sold, he is the most successful solo artist of all time. His career began in 1954 when he conquered the music world with his first single "That's All Right" and the support of Sam Phillips at Sun Records. Over the years, he made history with his hits and charismatic appearance and had a lasting influence on the development of pop and rock music. His legendary performances remain unforgettable, such as the "Aloha from Hawaii" concert in 1973, which was the first concert by a solo artist to be broadcast via satellite to over 40 countries. Despite his early death in 1977, Elvis remains an immortal part of pop culture. Rumors and myths about his life and his death from sudden cardiac arrest at the age of 42 are as much a part of his lasting legacy as his music. But for countless fans around the world, the "King" lives on - in the form of memories,

In 2025, classical music lovers can look forward to a very special concert experience: On March 30, 2025, the world-famous soprano Anna Netrebko will perform at the Vienna Konzerthaus together with her husband, the renowned tenor Yusif Eyvazov. The concert, which is now being repeated after a successful performance in 2023, promises to be a musical highlight of the highest class. The two exceptional artists, who are celebrated not only for their impressive voices but also for their rousing stage presence, will perform the works of Giacomo Puccini - arias and duets from his most important operas such as Turandot, La Bohème and Manon Lescaut. Anna Netrebko, who is undoubtedly one of the best known and most celebrated sopranos of our time, will also impress in this concert with her unmistakable voice and emotional depth. Her artistic career, which began in 1994, has made her one of the leading prima donnas of the 21st century. From the world's great opera houses - such as La Scala in Milan, the Metropolitan Opera in New York or the Vienna State Opera - to international recitals and special events such as the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics, Netrebko has had an impressive career. She always impresses with a mixture of technical brilliance and passionate expressiveness that makes her a true exceptional phenomenon on the opera stage. Her role as the "heroine of the opera" is often highlighted, as she uses her powerful voice not only to deliver musical excellence, but also to bring a special emotional depth to her performances. The New York Times described her as an artist who captivates audiences in a unique way.

In 1960, four young musicians from Liverpool - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr - formed a band that would change the world of music forever. Known for their unique melodies and revolutionary sounds, the Beatles were among the most successful artists in music history and left a musical legacy that still inspires millions of people around the world today. It is precisely this legacy that is celebrated in the musical "all you need is love!", which will begin its 2025th anniversary tour in 25. The story of the Beatles is as unique as their music. With over a billion albums sold and the most No. 1 albums in music history, they have left an influence that has not faded even almost six decades after their last recording together. Their most famous songs include "Yesterday", "Let It Be", "Hey Jude" and "A Hard Day's Night" - classics that can still be heard regularly on stages around the world. But the fame and worldwide enthusiasm of the “Fab Four” did not begin overnight. The band’s early years were marked by tough working conditions and experiments until they broke through in 1963 with their first No. 1 hit “Please Please Me”. A series of successes followed that made the Beatles global superstars and triggered the so-called “Beatlemania” – a worldwide hype that gained momentum with each new album. “All you need is love!” – A musical monument In 2000, the musical “All you need is love!” premiered on the lake stage at Chiemsee. This musical biography tells the story of the band’s life and times.

Tina Turner, one of the greatest rock icons of all time, has thrilled the music world not only with her powerful voice and energetic performances, but also with her remarkable life path. 40 years ago, in 1985, the "Private Dancer Tour" took to the stage - a tour that went down in music history as her spectacular comeback after the painful separation from her abusive husband Ike Turner. Today, four decades after this tour, Turner's extraordinary life's work is being celebrated again. With "Simply The Best - The Tina Turner Story", one of the most successful musical productions is going on tour again to honor the Queen of Rock in an unforgettable show. Tina Turner's life: From "Private Dancer" to global superstar Anna Mae Bullock, better known as Tina Turner, was born in Brownsville, Tennessee in 1939 and grew up in Nutbush. Her first musical adventure began in 1958 alongside Ike Turner. The collaboration, which initially began as a success story, soon turned into a nightmare when Ike Turner became increasingly violent and addicted to drugs. After years of suffering and deprivation, Tina Turner decided to separate from her husband in 1976 and restart her career as a solo artist. Her first studio album "Private Dancer" (1984) marked the turning point in her career. The tour of the same name, which took place in 1985, was Tina Turner's first solo tour and led her to worldwide fame. With hits such as "What's Love Got to Do with It", "Private Dancer" and "Let's Stay Together", she not only won fans, but also secured a permanent place in