After 25 years, Bushido is coming to an end: 15 stations, ticket prices from €60, directions, parking options and current updates on the rapper.
With the announcement of his farewell tour “Everything will be fine!” Rapper Bushido puts a striking end to one of the most formative careers in German rap. The Berliner has been an integral part of the scene for more than 25 years. At the beginning of the 2000s, he initially made a name for himself in the underground before finally making his breakthrough with albums like “From the Curb to the Skyline.” In total, Bushido released around 14 studio albums over the course of his career, many of which reached top positions in the charts. There are also numerous collaboration projects and well over a dozen tours that have taken him from a club act to the largest arenas in the country.
It should finally end in 2026: The farewell tour includes 15 stops and starts in January with arena concerts in cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne and Munich. The tour schedule will be supplemented by several additional shows in March.
Appointments
In Berlin, Bushido will perform twice in the Uber Arena – on January 12th and March 7th, 2026. So far only the first Leipzig show has been sold out, so fans still have a chance of getting tickets.
Tickets
Tickets for the farewell tour are available through popular ticket agencies, including Eventim, Berlin.de, the Uber Arena website and other providers. For the first Berlin concert on Monday, January 12, 2026, tickets are currently available starting at 60.75 euros. The second date on Saturday, March 7, 2026 starts at 72.75 euros. There is currently no information about a supporting act.
Venue address
The concert will take place at the Uber Arena. The address is: Uber Platz 1, 10243 Berlin.
Directions
Arrival by public transport
The Uber Arena is close to the Warschauer Straße and Ostbahnhof train stations.
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The U1 and U3 as well as the buses 300, 347 and N1 (night bus) also stop at the Warschauer Straße underground station. And at the Ostbahnhof, in addition to the S-Bahn, there is also regional transport and long-distance trains. Buses 140, 142, 147, 240, 248, 347 and N40 (night bus) even go to the arena.
It’s around a five-minute walk from Warschauer Straße and around twelve minutes from Ostbahnhof.
Arrival by car
If you come via the A24, drive to the Pankow district, then take the B109. Follow it, take Greifswalder Str./B2 and Lichtenberger Str. to Mildred-Harnack-Straße in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district.
And if you come via the A9, drive to Tempelhofer Damm/B96, follow Berlin, on the A100 take exit 20-Tempelhofer Damm. Then follow the B96, take Waterloo-Ufer and Adalbertstrasse to Mildred-Harnack-Strasse in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district.
Park
There is a parking garage specifically for the arena called Uber Arena, which is directly adjacent to the arena. Plus two CONTIPARK parking garages, also at Uber Platz. And opposite is a parking garage that belongs to the East Side Mall. Otherwise there is the DB BahnPark underground car park at the Ostbahnhof.
Current information about Bushido: Between farewell and new beginnings
Bushido is also a focus outside of music. “Everything will be fine” also seems to apply to him privately. After a public marital crisis with his wife Anna-Maria Ferchichi, the two have apparently found each other again and are starting a new life together. They leave Dubai together and move into a 33 million villa in the posh Munich suburb of Grünwald. With this, Bushido ends a phase of his life abroad and faces new everyday family situations – he symbolically reports that he is doing laundry for the first time in his life and now wants to cook every day in order to be actively involved in the household.
He documents his household activities on social media and lets his fans vote in an Instagram story. Cooking and doing laundry: 93 percent of his fans voted for “It’s cool as a guy” compared to the counter-suggestion “You’ve become a complete wimp amk” (seven percent). This shows that the “Theory and Practice” rapper’s fan base is quite open to a fair division of the budget in relationships.