Lorde Tour 2025: Germany concerts, tickets, dates – all information at a glance

As part of her "Ultrasound World Tour," New Zealand singer Lorde ("Royals") will be coming to Germany for three concerts in December 2025. How much do tickets cost, and who will be the supporting act? We summarize the most important information.

• December 1, 2025: Munich (Zenith)
• December 3, 2025: Cologne (Palladium)
• December 5, 2025: Berlin (Max Schmeling Hall)

Regular presales for all three of Lorde's German concerts begin on Friday, May 16, 2025, at 10 a.m. Prior to the general presale, presales will be available on the artist's website (starting May 14, 2025, at 10 a.m.) and on Spotify (starting May 15, 2025, at 10 a.m.).

Tickets for the concerts in Munich and Cologne cost €60.95. The organizers have listed a price range of €40.91 to €62.91 for the Berlin concert.

In Germany, tickets are sold via Eventim ; in some cases, direct sales are also possible via the venue's website.

The concerts in Munich, Cologne, and Berlin are the singer's only German shows this year. Before that, Lorde will perform in Amsterdam (November 24), Brussels (November 27), and Zurich (November 30), among other cities. Following the German stop, there will be one concert each in Poland, Denmark, and Sweden.

Here is an overview of all European dates for Lorde’s 2025 tour:

• November 9, 2025: Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg) – Rockhal
• November 10, 2025: Paris (France) – Zenith Paris
• 15.11.2025: Manchester (Great Britain) – AO Arena
• 16.11.2025: London (United Kingdom) – The O2 Arena
• 19.11.2025: Glasgow (Scotland) – OVO Hydro
• 20.11.2025: Birmingham (United Kingdom) – Utilita Arena Birmingham
• November 22, 2025: Dublin (Ireland) – RDS Simmonscourt
• 24.11.2025: Amsterdam (Netherlands) – AFAS Live
• 27.11.2025: Brussels (Belgium) – Forest National
• November 29th, 2025: Casalecchio di Reno (Italy) – Unipol Arena
• 30.11.2025: Zurich (Switzerland) – Hall 622
• 01.12.2025: Munich (Germany) – Zenith
• 03.12.2025: Cologne (Germany) – Palladium
• December 5, 2025: Berlin (Germany) – Max-Schmeling-Halle
• December 6th, 2025: Łódź (Poland) – Atlas Arena
• December 8, 2025: Copenhagen (Denmark) – KB Hallen
• December 9, 2025: Stockholm (Sweden) – Annexet

For the German concerts, Lorde will be accompanied by Amber Mary Bain, aka The Japanese House . The English musician is known for atmospheric, electronic-infused indie pop with introspective lyrics and androgynous vocals.

All support acts of the “Ultrasound World Tour” at a glance:

• The Japanese House (Germany, Brussels, Bologna, Zurich, Lódź, Copenhagen, Stockholm)
• Blood Orange (Manchester, USA, Canada)
• Nilüfer Yanya (Amsterdam, Dublin, Birmingham, Glasgow, London)
• Chanel Beads (USA, Canada)
• Empress Of (USA)
• Jim-E Stack (Paris, Manchester, London, Glasgow, Birmingham, Dublin)
• Oklou (Luxembourg)

New Zealand singer and songwriter Lorde rose to prominence in 2012 with her EP "The Love Club"—particularly the song "Royals," which became a worldwide hit. The track topped the US singles charts for nine weeks—a previously unprecedented achievement for a New Zealand artist.

Musically, Lorde combines elements of art pop, dream pop, indie pop, electropop, and hip-hop and R&B influences. Her lyrics are considered insightful and poetic, often reflecting personal experiences as well as social and emotional issues.

Lorde won two awards at the 2014 Grammy Awards, including Song of the Year for "Royals." Her debut album, "Pure Heroine," catapulted her to international acclaim and shaped the pop sound of the early 2010s. With her follow-up, "Melodrama" (2017), Lorde underscored her reputation as an innovative artist exploring themes such as emotional complexity and self-discovery.

Her third album, "Solar Power" (2021), marks a stylistic evolution toward a more cheerful and acoustic sound. Her fourth studio album, "Virgin," which Lorde produced with Jim-E Stack, will be released on June 27, 2025. The first single, "What Was That," was released in April and musically ties in with her melodrama era. "Virgin" is billed as a personal, transparent, and experimental work that, according to Lorde, reflects her feminine facets and artistic openness.

In addition to her music, Lorde is also known for her commitment to social and environmental issues. She advocates for climate protection and the rights of indigenous communities, for example.

Lorde, whose real name is Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor, was born on November 7, 1996, in Takapuna, a suburb of Auckland. According to unconfirmed reports, the singer has recently been living in London.