TICKETS BONNIE TYLER

Tempodrom is more than a typical event hall—its iconic tent-like architecture makes it instantly recognizable and sets the mood before you even step inside. With a flexible layout that adapts to seated or standing configurations, it’s a strong choice for concerts, comedy shows, and stage productions that benefit from a close connection between performers and the audience.

Inside, the experience is built around visibility and sound: the tiered seating keeps sightlines clear from most sections, while the acoustics are tuned for live performances, helping everything from high-energy sets to more intimate shows feel crisp and engaging. Visitors also appreciate the well-organized interior and the convenient food-and-drink options that make breaks easy without losing the vibe.

Möckernstraße 10, Berlin, Germany is an easy address to plan around, with straightforward access right to the entrance area. The venue sits next to U Möckernbrücke (U-Bahn) and S Anhalter Bahnhof (S-Bahn), so getting to the doors is quick and hassle-free. For the bigger picture of getting around the city, the general Berlin guide continues below.

Berlin, Germany’s capital, isn’t only a city of history and culture—it’s also one of Europe’s most important destinations for top-tier entertainment and major events. The city carries the pulse of a true metropolis, where sports spectacles and concerts blend naturally with nightlife, club culture, and a wide mix of activities for every taste. If you want a place where planning a night out around an event is easy—and filling the rest of the day is just as effortless—Berlin is a choice that rarely disappoints.

For visitors, convenience matters, and Berlin is among the best in that regard: the BVG network connects the city via the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams, and buses, making it simple and low-stress to reach the main arenas and stadiums. Whether you arrive by train at Berlin Hauptbahnhof or by plane at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), links into the city are clear and frequent, with transfers that are logical and well signposted. That means less time worrying about logistics and more time focused on what brought you here—the experience and the atmosphere.

A further bonus is that many of the city’s iconic sights fit perfectly before or after your event: stroll along Unter den Linden to Brandenburger Tor, explore the collections on Museumsinsel, or unwind with a walk by the Spree river. For even more Berlin vibe, stop by Alexanderplatz, Nikolaiviertel, or Tiergarten and round out the day with coffee, dinner, or a quick bit of sightseeing. That way, a trip for tickets turns into a complete city break—smooth, packed with content, and genuinely memorable.

Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer with an instantly recognisable raspy voice, has spent decades blending rock, pop and country into a sound audiences spot in seconds. Her classics still feel current, and her stage presence works as well in arenas as on open-air stages. As a global name, Bonnie Tyler brings consistent live quality, clear charisma and a catalogue that connects several generations of listeners, whatever their musical background. This mix of experience and emotion makes her a dependable headliner for concerts of any size.

At her concerts, the production is reliably solid: a tight band, a clear front-of-house mix and dynamics that lift the room without becoming overwhelming. Fans appreciate that the voice and arrangements translate equally well in intimate venues and at large events, so the experience stays comfortable from almost any viewing angle. She also speaks to the crowd in a warm, direct way, and the pacing of the show is carefully shaped, keeping the night relaxed, easy to follow and reassuring from an organisational perspective.

Signature songs such as "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "It’s a Heartache" became global pop-rock benchmarks, while "Holding Out for a Hero" is synonymous with a high-energy chorus and cinematic drive. That repertoire gives the concert a clear narrative arc, moving from emotional ballads to full rock momentum. For visitors, it means hits arrive naturally, with familiar intros and plenty of shared singing on the choruses, so even first-time listeners often join in by the second chorus.