ClockClock

After three sold-out tours and two new EPs, ClockClock will play six concerts in Germany in May 2027.
From May 25 to 31, the trio will visit Stuttgart, Munich, Cologne, Berlin, Hamburg, and Wiesbaden.
Advance ticket sales begin on Friday, November 13, 2026, exclusively through Reservix.
ClockClock has just wrapped up the most eventful year of their career to date. It all began with the EP “Out Of The Dark,” featuring five songs about change and self-acceptance. In February 2026, the “Dream Forever” tour wrapped up the first phase of the album’s release. This was followed by a festival season with over 30 shows in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, as well as a few stops in other European countries.
On September 11, the new EP “eiskalte engel” was released, featuring the lead single “skeletons.” Evoking the imagery of great American coming-of-age films, the five tracks tell stories of summer nights, first love, and friendships that felt indestructible back then. The message: What’s behind you doesn’t disappear. It comes along with you.
ClockClock brings this attitude to the stage, heralding the start of a new era. To that end, the show has been completely revamped from the ground up. What it will look like remains a mystery until opening night.
“A few years ago, we were still playing in small clubs. The fact that we’re now performing in these venues is thanks to you. Every ticket, every message, and every song you sang along to has brought us here. Thank you for that,” the band says in an interview. “Until then, there’s still plenty of new music to come. Look forward to something completely new.”

About ClockClock
ClockClock combines infectious beats with emotional honesty. Boki and producers Mark and Feezy met in 2017 during a jam session in the Palatinate and have been part of the Popakademie’s band pool in Mannheim ever since. Four of their singles reached No. 1 on the German airplay charts, including “Sorry,” “Someone Else,” and “Over.” In total, the band has amassed over 330 million streams. Their debut album “Dreamers” (2024) was followed by two EPs in 2026. ClockClock has performed at Pinkpop, Sziget, and Colors of Ostrava, as well as opening for P!nk, Simply Red, and OneRepublic. Boki’s appearance on “Sing meinen Song” in 2025 brought them a wide new audience.