Kerstin Ott

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Kerstin Ott - herzen sind dumm

Kerstin Ott is going on a major live tour again in 2028! With her new live program “Herzen sind dumm”, the celebrated singer brings her greatest hits, new favorite songs, and plenty of genuine emotions to the stages of Germany. Fans can look forward to a concert evening full of energy, goosebumps, and that special feeling of togetherness that makes Kerstin Ott’s shows so unique.

Kerstin Ott doesn’t need extravagant productions to set the venue ablaze. Her voice, her songs, and the people in front of the stage – that’s all it takes. This closeness is what makes her concerts special. Kerstin Ott remains true to herself: authentic, personable, and without any star pretensions, but filled with the right amount of heart and stories that resonate.

Then the lights go down. The live band starts playing, and suddenly everything is there: party vibes, goosebumps, singing along loudly, and those very personal moments when an entire audience falls silent for a brief moment. When “Die immer lacht,” “Wegen dir (Nachts, wenn alles schläft),” “Old Love Never Rusts,” “Scheißmelodie,” “Regenbogenfarben,” or her current single “1000x Nein” play, there’s no stopping it. Especially with her new album “Hearts Are Dumb” in tow, set to be released in early 2027. Like few others, Kerstin Ott consistently creates space for quiet tones, personal stories, and emotional moments. Supported by stunning visuals on the LED screens, a modern live show unfolds that is above all: real.

A Kerstin Ott concert knows no generational boundaries. Here, everyone is welcome, as her music connects people who crave good songs, genuine stories, and an evening that leaves more behind than just a few lovely memories.

With her “Herzen sind dumm” tour in 2028, Kerstin Ott travels across Germany. The setlist combines current songs, great hits, and personal favorites. A concert for everyone who wants to not just hear Kerstin Ott, but experience her live.

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