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Druckluft Opens Schlagerbooom Anniversary Show in Dortmund

October 17, 2026 3 min read 0 comments

German brass-pop band Druckluft is set to open the landmark 10th-anniversary edition of Schlagerbooom at Dortmund’s Westfalenhalle on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Host Florian Silbereisen leads the milestone celebration, which marks a decade of the popular television music show under the motto “Alles funkelt! Alles glitzert!” The live ARD broadcast begins at 8:15 p.m., bringing together prominent performers from across the German-speaking music scene.

Event coverage reports that over 20,000 people are expected to attend the live show and its preceding public dress rehearsal combined. The television program runs until approximately 11:30 p.m., with both ARD and ORF 2 carrying the live broadcast while offering streaming access through their respective digital media libraries.

A Special Opening with the “Schlagerbooom-Maus”

For the anniversary kickoff, Druckluft will perform a specially rewritten version of its hit track “Karnevalsmaus.” Frontman Florian Hertel noted that adapting the carnival track for the television special serves as a gesture of gratitude. This follows the immense boost the group received after performing at the Silvester-Schlagerbooom.

The revised lyrics for the special opening performance feature customized lines celebrating the milestone event:

Ich bin ’ne „Schlagerbooom“-Maus
Ich bring’ hier voll die Stimmung ins Haus
Egal wohin
Wir sind immer mittendrin!
Alle Stars sind hier
10 Jahre feiern wir

The group’s original release of “Karnevalsmaus” achieved widespread viral success, climbing to number 1 on the German single charts on February 20, 2026. The members expressed deep appreciation for representing Cologne and Bonn on such a grand entertainment platform alongside industry heavyweights.

New Seasonal Release and Star-Studded Lineup

In addition to opening the main broadcast, Druckluft will present its new seasonal track, “11 von 11,” which was scheduled for release on Friday, October 16, 2026. The band hopes the prominent prime-time slot before a multi-million viewer audience will spark another successful musical phase.

The 10th-anniversary lineup features a high-profile roster of music stars joining Florian Silbereisen in Dortmund. Confirmed performers include Helene Fischer, who is scheduled to debut her new single “Warum.” They are joined by Roland Kaiser, Andrea Berg, Dieter Bohlen, Howard Carpendale, Maite Kelly, DJ Ötzi, Blümchen, Santiano, Unheilig, Kerstin Ott, and Andreas Gabalier.

Broadcast Details and Ticketing Information

The main live event takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, following a public general rehearsal held on Friday, October 16. Television viewers can watch the event live via Das Erste and ORF 2. Regional ARD third-party channels and streaming platforms will provide scheduled repeats.

Additionally, during the Dortmund broadcast, the official ticket pre-sale will launch for the upcoming Silvester-Schlagerbooom 2026/2027. That event is scheduled to take place live from the BMW Park in Munich on December 31, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is Schlagerbooom 2026 taking place?

Schlagerbooom 2026 takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, starting at 8:15 p.m. at the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, Germany.

Who is opening the 10th-anniversary Schlagerbooom show?

The German brass-pop band Druckluft opens the anniversary show with a specially rewritten version of their hit song “Karnevalsmaus,” retitled for the occasion as the “Schlagerbooom-Maus.”

Which television networks are broadcasting the event live?

The live broadcast is carried by Das Erste (ARD) in Germany and ORF 2 in Austria, with complementary streaming available in their official online media libraries.

What new music is Druckluft premiering during the show?

Alongside the opening number, Druckluft presents their new seasonal single, “11 von 11,” which was released on Friday, October 16, 2026.

What major stars are performing at the anniversary edition?

The star-studded lineup includes Helene Fischer, Roland Kaiser, Andrea Berg, Dieter Bohlen, Howard Carpendale, Maite Kelly, DJ Ötzi, Unheilig, Santiano, and many others.

Amjad Fazal

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