Pitbull rose to fame in the 2010s and was an indispensable part of every party playlist. Even today, he still thrills the crowds and conquers social media platforms with hits like “Fireball.” Whenever the musician with Cuban roots performs somewhere, a good time is guaranteed. He has now announced the new dates for his “I’m Back” tour and is fittingly returning to Germany for two concerts. Unfortunately, Munich will miss out, but you still have a chance to see the artist live, as he will be playing only about two hours away from our city.
Party with Mr. Worldwide
Pitbull has given us numerous catchy hits throughout his career. When “On the Floor,” “Timber,” “Hey Baby,” or “Give Me Everything” are played, no one can sit still. You can experience this party atmosphere live this fall, as Pitbull will be playing at the Hanns-Martin-Schleyerhalle in Stuttgart on Thursday, November 19. From Munich, it takes less than two hours to get to Stuttgart by ICE train, and it’s easy to reach with a direct connection. If you’re looking for a cheaper option, take the Flixbus, where ticket prices start at just €10.48.
Lil Jon will be there as a special guest to get you pumped up. The two rappers have collaborated several times and released songs such as “Jumpin,” “Krazy,” and “Damn I Love Miami” together. Now they ‘re taking the stage together and getting the Schleyerhalle rocking.
📍 Location: Hanns-Martin-Schleyerhalle, Mercedes-Str. 69, 70372 Stuttgart
How to get tickets for Pitbull
Tickets for the Pitbull concert will be released in three stages. The first stage begins on Wednesday, March 11, at 10 a.m. and is aimed at PayPal customers. Tickets can only be paid for with PayPal. In the second stage on March 12, Telekom customers can try their luck. In the final stage on Friday, March 13, tickets will then be released to everyone. Only digital concert tickets in the form of mobile tickets are available, and you can purchase a maximum of eight tickets per person.
Once you have your tickets, you should start planning your outfit. In recent years, videos have repeatedly gone viral showing Pitbull fans wearing suits and bald caps at concerts to imitate the musician’s look. The trend has now gone so far that his fans are aiming to set a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people wearing bald caps at the London show in July. So get your finest threads out of the closet, put on your bald cap, and be there when it’s time to say “Dale!” in Stuttgart this fall.
