Robbie Williams impresses at Deutsche Bank Park: An evening full of glamour!

Robbie Williams impresses at Deutsche Bank Park: An evening full of glamour!

On August 10, 2025, Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt was all about Robbie Williams. The British superstar presented his highly anticipated new album "Britpop", which will be released in October 2025. The evening began with a spectacular countdown, and from the first song, “Let Me Entertain You,” the atmosphere was great. Williams appeared in a white astronaut suit and lifted the audience to high heights from the first minute with extravagant dances and colorful costumes.

The show was not only a musical celebration, but also visually. Williams' dancing support artists and changing outfits made for a fiery sight. Between his hits, including “Monsoon,” “Rock DJ” and “She’s The One,” the entertainer brought laughter and delight to the audience with a mix of humor and provocative statements. Particularly notable was his self-deprecation when he described himself as the “greatest entertainer” and compared himself to legends like Michael Jackson. The audience was thrilled as he chatted about personal topics and alluded to the rumors surrounding his sexuality, deftly balancing irony and honesty.

A full program

The show was well-stocked with a variety of hits from Williams' solo career, which has spanned since 1996, as well as special performances such as Cab Calloway's performance of "Minnie The Moocher." The highlight of the performance, however, was the magnificent finale with “My Way”, followed by “Feel” and “Angels”, which will probably keep the audience busy for a long time. The complete setlist included more than 20 songs, including many well-known classics, and rounded off the evening perfectly.

Prior to the big event, check-ins began at 4 p.m. and the first sounds of support act, Lottery Winners, played at 6:30 p.m. Some of the 39 planned shows for this “Britpop” tour were already sold out in advance, and only a few tickets were still available in Frankfurt, which were offered through FanSale at prices starting at 129 euros. It was an evening you didn't want to miss!

Directions and weather

Getting to Deutsche Bank Park was uncomplicated as the venue was easily accessible by public transport. S-Bahn lines 7, 8, 9 and regional train 59 stopped directly at the “Frankfurt Stadium”. Positive for concert goers: the use of local public transport was included in concert admission. Those arriving by car could use various parking options, with fees ranging from 2.30 euros per hour to up to 10 euros per day, depending on the location.

The weather on Saturday brought summer temperatures up to 28 degrees, which fell to a pleasant 20 degrees by the evening. A perfect evening for an open-air concert and the perfect backdrop for Robbie Williams' impressive performance. Overall, the evening was everything you could expect from a Robbie Williams concert - entertainment at the highest level.

For more information about the tour, which includes a total of 39 concerts in different countries and ends in Istanbul in October, please visit Wikipedia.

Read more about how the concert in Frankfurt went on Music Express or FAZ.