Philipp Poisel releases “Weltzeituhr”, plans “Gute Zeiten” tour for spring 2027
The last preview before the Oct. 23 album: Poisel sings about a snowy taxi ride through Berlin. The 2027 tour visits 16 cities, including Zurich and Vienna.
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German singer-songwriter Philipp Poisel has released “Weltzeituhr”, the last single before his fifth studio album “Gute Zeiten”. The twelve-track album comes out on Oct. 23 and was largely made in Sicily. According to Eventim, the new song was inspired by a taxi ride through Berlin last winter when it unexpectedly snowed; the music video was shot at Berlin’s World Time Clock.
In spring 2027 Poisel will go on his “Gute Zeiten” tour with his band. It opens on April 20 in Luxembourg and ends on May 10 at Munich’s Circus Krone. In between are 13 concerts in Germany plus one night each in Zurich and Vienna.
Tickets are already on sale, according to Eventim; general sale began on Oct. 2. Eventim also offers a bundle of a concert ticket and a mini-CD edition of the album that unlocks a digital fan area via an NFC chip.