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Welcome to In Extremo Tranquilo II Acoustic Tour 2026 in Berlin
On November 14, 2026, folk metal band In Extremo bring their Tranquilo II acoustic tour to the Admiralspalast in Berlin. Instead of their usual electric stage show, the band performs their songs in a stripped back acoustic format, creating an especially intimate concert atmosphere.
Highlights & Attractions at In Extremo in Berlin
- Acoustic reinterpretations of well known In Extremo songs
- Traditional instruments such as bagpipes and hurdy gurdy in a reduced acoustic setup
- Intimate concert setting inside the historic Admiralspalast rather than a large festival stage
- A continuation of the band's popular Tranquilo acoustic concert series
- Central location right next to Friedrichstraße station in the heart of Berlin
- Strong focus on vocals and melody without electric amplification
- An evening for longtime fans and newcomers to the folk metal scene alike
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
The concert is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM; the exact doors opening time was not officially published at the time of research. As part of the Tranquilo II acoustic tour, In Extremo performs its catalog in acoustic arrangements accompanied by traditional folk instruments, giving the songs a markedly different character compared to the band's regular electric shows.
Tickets & Admission for In Extremo Berlin
Tickets for the Admiralspalast show are offered in three price categories: Category 3 starting at 61.90 euros, Category 2 starting at 67.40 euros, and Category 1 starting at 72.90 euros. Prices include statutory VAT and a presale fee, plus a booking fee of up to 3.00 euros; additional shipping costs may apply depending on delivery method. At the time of research, Categories 1 and 2 were already sold out, while Category 3 tickets were still available.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Berlin
- The Admiralspalast sits directly next to Friedrichstraße station, making it easily accessible by train, S Bahn and U Bahn
- As this is an indoor concert, clothing choice is not weather dependent, though checking Berlin's November temperatures for the journey there is still worthwhile
- Given the central location, hotels in central Berlin should be booked early
- With the upper price categories already sold out, booking remaining tickets soon is advisable
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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