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Madison Beer

Max-Schmeling-Halle, Berlin, DE
19. May 2026. 20:00h
2026
19
May
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar - illustration/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Madison Beer Berlin tickets for a pop concert at Max-Schmeling-Halle with locket and the current tour

Looking for tickets for Madison Beer in Berlin? The concert at Max-Schmeling-Halle on May 19, 2026 brings the pop and R&B mood of "the locket tour", songs from "locket" and fan favorites such as "Selfish", "Reckless" and "Make You Mine". Secure your place for this live night
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Madison Beer in Berlin: pop concert in the "locket" phase

Madison Beer arrives at the Max-Schmeling-Halle in Berlin on May 19, 2026 at 20:00, as part of "the locket tour". The concert comes at a moment when the American singer is in a new phase of her career: after the albums "Life Support" and "Silence Between Songs", the third album "locket" has opened space for larger halls, a more dance-oriented sound and performances that rely on a powerful vocal, darker pop, R&B nuances and electronic tension. Berlin is one of the European stops of the tour, which continues after Vienna, Munich, DĂĽsseldorf and Hamburg, before concerts in Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Antwerp, London and Manchester.

For the audience that has followed Madison Beer since her early singles, this is an opportunity to hear how the earlier emotional songs have fitted into a new concert picture. For those who discovered her through the songs "Selfish", "Reckless", "Make You Mine", "15 MINUTES", "yes baby" or the new material from the album "locket", the Berlin evening offers a clearer look at an artist who has gone from an internet breakthrough to major European venues. Ticket sales for this event are in progress.

A sound that combines vulnerability, glossy pop and a dance pulse

Madison Beer has built a recognizable expression at the intersection of intimate lyrics and production that often goes beyond classic radio pop. In songs such as "Selfish" and "Reckless" she relies on vocal drama, a slower tempo and a confessional tone, while "Make You Mine", "15 MINUTES" and "yes baby" are directed toward dance pop, nighttime energy and choruses that work well in larger spaces. It is precisely this range that makes her concerts interesting: the set does not have to be only a sequence of hits, but an alternation of tension, quieter vocal moments and songs that demand a reaction from the audience.
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"Make You Mine" is an especially important point in her more recent career. The song brought her a Grammy nomination in the Best Dance Pop Recording category for 2025 and strengthened her move toward a more dance-oriented, darker-colored pop. In the same period, the songs "15 MINUTES" and "yes baby" further expanded her space on dance radio formats. For the concert audience, that means the newer material is not just an addition to older favorites, but the core of the current tour.

The album "locket" as the center of the tour

The album "locket" was released on January 16, 2026 as Madison Beer's third studio album. The deluxe edition was released on May 8, 2026, immediately before the start of the European part of the tour, with the new song and music video "lovergirl". That schedule gives the Berlin concert fresh context: the audience is not coming only for an overview of the career so far, but to a tour that follows an album still very much in the current moment.

Musically, "locket" leans on pop and R&B, but often moves toward a dance-pop and electro mood. That is important for a concert in a hall such as Max-Schmeling-Halle: songs that sound closed, glossy and detailed on headphones can gain a broader rhythm and a stronger shared chorus live. With Madison Beer, the contrast between production and vocals is especially interesting. Electronic layers carry the energy, but her voice remains in the foreground, often with an emphasis on high lines, extended phrases and emotional transitions.
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What has been confirmed for the Berlin evening

For the concert at Max-Schmeling-Halle, Madison Beer has been announced as the main artist, Isabel LaRosa as support and Lulu Simon as opener. The start of the concert is listed for 20:00, and entry into the hall for 18:30. This leaves visitors enough time for arrival, security checks and finding their seats before the first performance.


  • Artist: Madison Beer

  • Tour: "the locket tour"

  • City: Berlin

  • Hall: Max-Schmeling-Halle

  • Address: Falkplatz 1, 10437 Berlin

  • Entry into the hall: 18:30

  • Start: 20:00

  • Support: Isabel LaRosa

  • Opener: Lulu Simon



Isabel LaRosa and Lulu Simon as the introduction to the concert

Isabel LaRosa fits into the evening because of a darker pop sensibility, the atmosphere of nighttime pop and a sound that communicates well with an audience used to emotional but rhythmically emphasized songs. Her performance can be a good introduction to the world of Madison Beer because it does not interrupt the mood of the evening, but prepares it through a similar tension between intimacy and production breadth.
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Lulu Simon has been announced as the opener on the tour. In more recent interviews she describes her move toward a more vulnerable folk-pop expression, after earlier synth-pop songs. This means that the start of the evening can have a softer, more personal tone before the concert gradually approaches the glossier pop sound of the main performance. It is important not to expect the support acts to have the same intensity or duration as Madison Beer; their role is to open the space, warm up the audience and create the rhythm of the evening.

What kind of concert fans can expect

Based on the current tour and the new album, the audience can expect a concert in which newer songs play an important role, alongside recognizable favorites from earlier phases of her career. It is not useful to guess the exact setlist, because it can change from city to city, but the musical framework is clear: "locket" is the center of the tour, and earlier hits serve as an emotional bridge to the audience that followed Madison Beer before this album.

The greatest strength of this kind of concert will be in the transitions. Madison Beer has songs that the audience sings directly, almost like a shared confession, but also songs that in the hall rely on bass, light and movement. When "Reckless" or "Selfish" appear alongside more dance-oriented titles such as "Make You Mine", the concert gains a dynamic that is not monotonous. One part of the audience will come because of the vocals and lyrics, another because of the newer dance-pop momentum, and a large part because of the feeling that this tour is the moment in which Madison Beer is moving into a larger concert format.
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Who this concert is especially attractive for

This concert will most attract fans who like pop with pronounced emotion, but do not want only light ballads. Madison Beer often combines vulnerable lyrics with production that has shine, depth and rhythm, so she is a good destination for an audience that listens to contemporary American pop, R&B-colored vocal performances and dance-pop without losing a personal tone. The concert is also especially interesting for those who follow female artists who shape their own aesthetics, from sound to the visual identity of the album.

Longtime fans will have the opportunity to hear how older songs have grown in a larger space, while a wider audience will get a cross-section of an artist who is no longer only a name from social networks, but a concert pop artist with albums, nominations and a clear international tour. For visitors from Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Czechia or Poland, Berlin can be a practical concert destination because the city is well connected by trains and air routes, and the hall itself is located in an urban zone with good public transport.
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Max-Schmeling-Halle: a large hall, but with a clear concert character

Max-Schmeling-Halle is located in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg, near Mauerpark and an area that is well known for cafés, bars, small shops and a lively evening rhythm. The hall was opened at the end of the 1990s, and today it is used for concerts, sports and other major programs. In concert setups, capacity can go up to approximately 11,900 visitors, depending on the configuration of the stage and space.

For Madison Beer, this is a format that has two advantages. It is large enough to receive the audience of the current European tour, but it is not a stadium in which every nuance of the performance is lost. In such a space, both stronger dance parts and songs in which it is important to hear the vocal work well. The hall itself has several possible setups, fixed seats, standing floor space, concession points and places for visitors in wheelchairs, which makes it adaptable for different types of events.

Getting to the hall

The simplest choice for most visitors will be public transport. Max-Schmeling-Halle states that it does not have its own parking for visitors, and parking options in the surrounding area are limited. The nearest public transport stations are U-Bahnhof Eberswalder Straße and U+S-Bahnhof Schönhauser Allee. The main entrance is located on Gaudystraße, in front of Falkplatz, by the large glass front of the hall.
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If you are coming by car, count on parking in Prenzlauer Berg being slow and uncertain, especially in the evening hours and with a large concert. A better strategy is to leave the car farther from the hall and complete the last part of the journey by U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram or on foot. The hall also mentions bicycle infrastructure and a nextbike station in front of the main entrance, which can be practical for visitors who are already staying in Berlin.

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Berlin as a concert city for travelers

Berlin is rewarding for this kind of concert because it offers visitors not only a hall, but an entire city framework before and after the performance. Prenzlauer Berg is one of the more practical parts of the city for an evening out: it has many places for food before the concert, good connections with the center and enough content so that the trip does not look like an arrival only for a few hours of music. The proximity of Mauerpark gives the area a recognizable local rhythm, especially if one arrives in Berlin earlier during the day.
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For visitors traveling from outside Germany, it is useful to plan arrival so that they are in the hall before 20:00. Since entry has been announced from 18:30, a later arrival can mean more waiting at the entrance and less time for the cloakroom, a drink or finding a place. At large pop concerts, the audience often arrives earlier, especially if they want to be closer to the stage on the floor or avoid crowds at the checks.

Atmosphere: between intimate pop and large production

Madison Beer's concert in Berlin will probably live most strongly at the junction of two moods. On one side are fans who know the lyrics, follow the albums and come because of a personal relationship with the songs. On the other side is the broader pop format of "the locket tour", with a new album, support acts and a large hall that demands a stronger stage momentum. That combination can be especially good in songs that begin intimately and then expand into a chorus that carries the entire space.

Madison Beer is not an artist who should be reduced only to viral beginnings. Her more recent career has been built on clearer control of sound, writing, co-production and albums that ask to be listened to as complete works. In that sense, "locket" carries both a sentimental and a concert function: the title suggests something stored, personal and close, while the tour brings that material in front of thousands of people. Precisely because of that, the Berlin evening can be attractive also to an audience that is not looking only for singles, but wants to feel how one album becomes a concert event.
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Practical tips for the concert evening

For a good concert rhythm, the most important thing is to sort out logistics before arrival. The hall is in an urban area, but a large number of visitors in a short time always creates crowds around the entrances, public transport stations and surrounding streets. If you are planning dinner before the concert, Prenzlauer Berg is a good choice, but reserve enough time to walk to the hall and enter.


  • Arrive earlier if you want to avoid the biggest crowd at the entrance.

  • Check the public transport route toward Eberswalder StraĂźe or Schönhauser Allee.

  • Do not rely on parking immediately next to the hall.

  • For accommodation, choose zones with good connections toward U2, the S-Bahn or tram lines.

  • Follow the hall's information before departure, especially for rules on bringing in bags and security checks.



Since the ticket is valid for one day, the evening plan should be tied precisely to the concert date. If you are traveling to Berlin, it is practical to organize arrival at least a few hours earlier, especially if you are arriving by train or plane. Max-Schmeling-Halle is not an isolated arena outside the city, but part of a living district, so before the concert the time can be used for a walk, food or a short rest before entry.
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The tour's place in the European schedule

The Berlin concert comes after a series of stops in Central Europe: Vienna has been announced for May 13, then Munich, DĂĽsseldorf and Hamburg follow, and Berlin is the last German city in that part of the schedule before continuing toward the Netherlands, France, Spain, Belgium and the United Kingdom. This gives it additional weight for the German audience, but also for fans from surrounding countries for whom Hamburg or Berlin are the most practical more northern stops of the tour.

The tour then expands toward larger international venues, including The O2 in London, Co-op Live in Manchester and Madison Square Garden in New York. In that context, Max-Schmeling-Halle is one of the important European points before the tour enters Western European and North American arenas. For an artist who in 2026 tied together a new album, a deluxe edition and a major world tour, Berlin comes at the right moment: early enough that the audience still feels the freshness of the album, and deep enough in the schedule that the concert already has a shaped tour dynamic.

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What to bring in expectations

The best approach to this concert is not to look in advance for a confirmed setlist or expect specific guests, but to come ready for an evening in which Madison Beer's new phase meets the songs that brought her to large halls. The support acts, time, place and tour framework have been confirmed; everything else should be left to the space of the concert itself. Precisely in that lies part of the appeal: "the locket tour" is not a nostalgic overview, but a performance by an artist who is still expanding her sound and audience.

For fans who like to sing every word, the important moments will be those in which the hall quiets down and the voice comes forward. For an audience that wants energy, the newer singles provide a rhythm that is felt better live than on a small speaker. And for those just entering her catalog, Berlin can be a good first encounter with an artist who in one evening combines pop elegance, vulnerability, digitally polished production and concert ambition.

Sources:
- Madison Beer - schedule of "the locket tour", European and North American stops and the date of the concert at Max-Schmeling-Halle.
- Max-Schmeling-Halle - event page for Madison Beer in Berlin, entry time, concert start, tour name and announced support/opener.
- Max-Schmeling-Halle - data on the hall, capacity, address, entrances, public transport and limited parking.
- Sony Music Canada - information about the deluxe edition of the album "locket", the song "lovergirl" and the start of the tour.
- GRAMMY.com - Madison Beer profile, context of nominations and highlighted songs from her career.
- visitBerlin - description of Max-Schmeling-Halle as one of Berlin's larger concert halls and the context of the location.
- People - interview with Lulu Simon and context of her performance on "the locket tour".

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