XAVI

XAVI writes songs that go straight to the heart - he shares his very own snapshots of his life with us honestly and without pretense. Accompanying his German pop debut album "Türsteher" from November '23, he played sold-out tours throughout Germany in '24. The "Türsteher" chapter is now coming to an end with these fan-acclaimed shows and a new one is beginning seamlessly: Alongside the release of his new EP "Manchmal sing' ich das was ich nicht sagen kann", XAVI has announced a tour of the same name for spring 2026 with numerous dates in Germany and Switzerland.

New songs, new facets, real moments. In the studio and on stage. Today, it all starts with himself - with a loop station, guitar and piano. What started as an experiment
has long since become a permanent feature of his sold-out tours.

At every single one of his celebrated concerts, XAVI's performance creates an energy that makes every evening special: on stage, he builds his songs live
- with a loop station, instruments and his voice - right in front of his audience.
In front of his fans, XAVI's songs come to life and allow everyone in the room to become part of them. This creative process makes his shows literally unique:
sometimes intimate and quiet, then again powerful and rousing.

No wonder he received an invitation from MONTEZ, his fellow musicians on the "MONTEZ Arena Tour" as a support act in Bamberg in September and October 2025,
Berlin, Leipzig, Stuttgart, Zurich and Frankfurt - in front of 70,000 people, XAVI is warming up for his own headlining tour - the "Manchmal sing' ich das was ich
can't say - Tour 2026".

On this eagerly awaited tour in spring 2026, XAVI has given his million-streamed songs such as "Brot & Wasser" and "Analoge Liebe" as well as the tracks from his debut album special spots.
debut album special spots on the setlist. Above all, the new tracks from the upcoming EP are allowed to shine in their live version for the first time - to the delight of his fans.
XAVI's charmingly wistful lyrics, which materialize his touchingly composed German pop sometimes as big as a canvas, sometimes as intimate as a head cinema,
unfold thanks to his likeable personality into a concert experience that can be both euphoric and vulnerable, big and yet approachable.