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Konstantinos Argiros: After Cologne come Hanover, Berlin and Vienna

Greek laïko star Konstantinos Argiros has expanded his German run: after Cologne come extra shows in Hanover (Nov. 24) and Berlin (Nov. 25), and on Nov. 30 he plays Vienna.

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Archive photo: Konstantinos Argyros in Sofia

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Cologne’s Lanxess Arena billed its concert on Sunday, October 25, as the “only show in Germany”. According to Ticketpiloten, however, two extra shows were added later: November 24 at the ZAG-Arena in Hanover and November 25 at Berlin’s Uber Arena. Hall F of the Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna follows on November 30; according to Ticketpiloten, no Swiss show has been announced.

Tickets for Hanover cost €70.35 to €112.35, according to the city portal hannover.de; Ticketpiloten lists Berlin prices from €67.10. Argiros blends traditional laïko with modern pop – hannover.de says his album “22” was the first in Greece to be certified diamond.

The 40-year-old signed with Warner Music/Atlantic on 7 October 2025. According to The National Herald, his album “KABANES” entered the US World Top Albums chart at No. 12 – his first entry on that chart.

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