Green light from the doctor
Helene Fischer’s tour can finally start
Helene Fischer will be on tour again from Tuesday, April 11th.
© imago/Daniel Scharinger
The last hurdle has been overcome: Helene Fischer’s doctors give the green light. Their tour starts on Tuesday, April 11th.
Great news from Helene Fischer (38): The doctors finally gave her the green light for the stage after her rib fracture. So their big live tour can finally start after the short-term failure. The hit star announced this on Instagram himself. “April brings new energies with it,” the post says, among other things.
“We’ll see each other in a few days. […] The joy is huge !!!”, Fischer writes in a small video of the rehearsals. “We’re making a second attempt and now nothing is stopping me,” says the musician with a relieved facial expression on the camera. This is how her big tour starts now fixed on Tuesday, April 11th in Hamburg.
Catch-up dates for Bremen and Cologne are already known
On March 20th it was announced that the tour start on March 21st in Bremen had to be cancelled. Fischer injured himself during the preparation. The date in Cologne was also postponed. The website of the concert promoter Live Nation already stated at the time that the premiere had now been postponed to April 11 in Hamburg.
The Bremen and Cologne concerts will of course be rescheduled. Fischer is now making a guest appearance in Bremen from May 10th to 12th and in Cologne from August 25th to September 2nd.