Sido enchants Berlin: Christmas show with friends and hits!

The Christmas show by Sido in Berlin is in full swing! On December 12, 2024, the second concert took place in the sold -out Columbiahalle, where the popular rapper and guests again delighted its fans. Sido, who is called Paul with a bourgeois name, gathered a bunt mixed audience from children to adults who reacted to the special event in a festive mood. Fans from near and far poured into the hall to celebrate together - a Christmas party in their own, unique way that they have made a tradition, as was already reported in previous years, among others by Berlin Live.

strange surprises could be expected again this year, because Sido invited two of his long -time companions, Nimo and Nico Santos. Fans were enthusiastic about the announcement, which was handled as a big secret. A report by the Berlin Morgenpost describes how the evening started with a hit from 2003: the "Christmas song", followed by a mix of its most famous songs. The festive atmosphere was reinforced by an impressively decorated stage that was reminiscent of a winter living room, completely with a fir tree and fireplace.

a after -work full of hits

At the show, the audience not only expected a contemplative sound, but also a lot of fun and interaction. While Sido included the audience, small surprises caused a lot of laughter. At a special moment he presented a young fan an iPad, which led to happy reactions. The mixture of nostalgic thumb cinemas and current hits kept the mood up to the end of the end. Sido, known for his unconventional nature, kept the audience in suspense until the last moment and did not miss the well -known, even if "my block" was not played.

With a total of eleven concerts, all of which are sold out, Sido's Christmas show remains a highlight in the Berlin music scene. Another concert is already pending on Sunday, whereupon the fans are looking forward to anticipation. The official announcement and the fan reactions reflect the unbroken enthusiasm for Sido and his unconventional Christmas shows, as aptly described by Berlin Live and Morgenpost.