Till Brönner brings the zest for life and the sun-drenched sound of Italy live to the stage: The ITALIA Tour 2026 starts at the Dortmund Concert Hall and leads through 12 additional cities, including Hamburg (Elbphilharmonie), Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Cologne, and the Baden-Baden Festival Hall. The occasion for the tour is Till Brönner's new album "ITALIA" (release September 5, 2025), with which he immerses himself in the fascinating era of Italian music from the 60s to the early 80s. With songs by Paolo Conte, Lucio Battisti, Ennio Morricone, and Tony Renis as well as personal memories of his childhood in Rome, Brönner creates a homage to a time that shaped Europe musically.

Till Brönner (born May 6, 1971 in Viersen) is a German jazz trumpeter, flugelhorn player, singer, composer, producer, and photographer. He is Germany's leading jazz trumpeter and is also called the "German Chet Baker" because of his outstanding virtuosity. His albums, which have received multiple gold and platinum certifications, have sold over one million copies in Germany alone, he has won several Echo Awards, and was nominated for a Grammy.