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Avatar - Der Herr der Elemente in Concert | BERLIN
Avatar - The Lord of the Elements in Concert | BERLIN
Event by: New Berlin Konzerte & Events GmbH, RBK Fusion
Location: Verti Music Hall, Mercedes-Platz 2, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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About event
Nickelodeon, GEA Live and Senbla present AVATAR: The Lord of the Elements in Concert - THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR (www.avatarinconcert.com). The tour will stop in several cities in Germany and Austria in March 2026. Fans can expect a two-and-a-half-hour concert with a live orchestra that brings the series' iconic soundtrack to life in perfect harmony with visual highlights and favorite moments from all three seasons. The tour is part of the major 20th anniversary of Avatar: The Last Airbender, which is being celebrated with new digital content, exclusive experiences and new products.
Since its premiere on February 21, 2005, Avatar: The Last Airbender has delighted millions of fans worldwide. The series has spawned an entire universe - including The Legend of Korra, the new series Avatar: Seven Havens, successful book series, an upcoming movie and now this major concert tour.
"This concert is our tribute to a series that connects fans around the world," says Pam Kaufman, President and CEO International Markets, Global Consumer Products & Experiences at Paramount. “We’re excited to bring this unique experience to new cities around the world – with some surprises for concertgoers.”
Since its premiere on February 21, 2005, Avatar: The Last Airbender has delighted millions of fans worldwide. The series has spawned an entire universe - including The Legend of Korra, the new series Avatar: Seven Havens, successful book series, an upcoming movie and now this major concert tour.
"This concert is our tribute to a series that connects fans around the world," says Pam Kaufman, President and CEO International Markets, Global Consumer Products & Experiences at Paramount. “We’re excited to bring this unique experience to new cities around the world – with some surprises for concertgoers.”