Nina Chuba – Summer Shows 2026 (Wuhlheide)

Three Pop Evenings in Wuhlheide

Nina Chuba, arguably the most striking German pop export of recent years, is bringing her summer show series to Berlin in September 2026. Three consecutive concerts at the Parkbühne Wuhlheide – only artists with genuine stadium potential usually manage that. Since 'Wildberry Lillet', the Hamburg native has been one of the voices redefining German-language pop: trap, R&B, a dash of Berlin swagger, and hooks that will get stuck in your head for days.

The Parkbühne Wuhlheide

Wuhlheide is one of the most beautiful open-air stages in Germany. Located in the middle of the 165-hectare Volkspark Wuhlheide, the stage seats around 17,000 visitors and captivates with its extraordinary atmosphere: an open semi-circle, lined with pine and oak trees, overlooking the main stage. Anyone who plays here belongs to the top league of the German music scene – from Die Toten Hosen and Kraftklub to international acts like The Cure.

Oberschöneweide District – Industrial Berlin

Wuhlheide is located in the Treptow-Köpenick district, specifically in the Oberschöneweide district. Once the heart of Berlin's electrical industry, the area is now an exciting mix of brick architecture, students from HTW Berlin, and a growing cultural scene. Before or after the concert, a detour to the Spree, the Funkhaus Berlin, or the neighboring FEZ is worthwhile.

Sound of the Moment

What sets Nina Chuba apart: She combines mainstream appeal with an almost defiant authenticity. On stage, she switches between vulnerable ballads and uncompromising trap-pop, giving her songs a live energy that could never be heard in the studio. The Wuhlheide shows promise exactly that: a big show, personal moments, an audience that will sing along to every word.

Tickets and Travel

The concerts on Friday, September 11, and Saturday, September 12, are sold out. As of May 2026, tickets are still available for the show on Sunday, September 13 – through official ticket outlets and wuhlheide.de. Travel by S-Bahn S3 to Wuhlheide or by tram 27/67/63 to Karlshorst, followed by a walk through the park.