MARTERIA — Zum Glück in die Zukunft Tour 2026

Marteria's Return to Rostock

Marten Laciny, better known as Marteria (and in his alter ego as Marsimoto), is one of the most influential voices in German hip-hop. The fact that the Rostock native is starting his major 2026 arena tour in his hometown is more than just a footnote in the tour schedule — it's a deliberate home game. On August 14, 2026, he will play an open-air concert at the Parkbühne in Rostock's IGA Park, long before the tour moves through the country's major arenas starting in October.

Zum Glück in die Zukunft III

The tour is in celebration of the new album »Zum Glück in die Zukunft III«, the third part of a series that has been a constant thread throughout Marteria's career. The first single, »Babylonia«, was released in September 2025 and revolves around the feeling of constant sensory overload and the longing for belonging — themes the artist repeatedly explores in his lyrics. The full album is announced for spring 2026.

Open Air at the Parkbühne

The Parkbühne in IGA Park is located on the Stadtweide on the banks of the Warnow river and is Rostock's premier open-air concert venue. Instead of an enclosed hall, you'll experience Marteria here under the open sky, with views of the water and shipyard scenery — a backdrop that fits the maritime identity of the rapper, who has never denied his connection to the Baltic Sea city.

Concert with a Social Mission

The Rostock concert is also a statement: Marteria announced that he will donate a significant portion of his fee — around 100,000 Euros — to social projects in Rostock. Beneficiaries will include facilities that urgently need the funds, such as youth clubs and sports associations in the city. This turns the home game into a concert that will have a lasting impact on the city beyond the evening itself.

An Evening for the Hanseatic City

Anyone who has experienced Marteria live knows: his shows are energetic, visually elaborate, and deeply connected to his biography. A home game in Rostock promises a special intensity — when lyrics about the city are performed where they originated.