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Giovanni Zarrella and Melissa Naschenweng are bringing the “Summer Night of Pop Stars” to the Domplatz Arena at Hessentag in Fulda on Monday.
Fulda – Two stars of the hit scene will set the mood on the fourth Hessentag evening (Monday, June 15): Giovanni Zarrella and Melissa Naschenweng will appear on the cathedral square. Zarrella is looking forward to his open-air return to Fulda. He had already performed in front of the cathedral in 2022.
Giovanni Zarrella announces a “rousing summer evening” in Fulda
“This backdrop on the cathedral square has something magical,” says the singer and presenter in an interview with the Fuldaer Zeitung. “What I remember most is the incredible atmosphere.” Zarrella's announcement: “The audience can look forward to a very emotional and rousing summer evening.”
The event in the Fulda Cathedral Square Arena begins at 7 p.m., admission to the area is planned from around 5:30 p.m. The box office also opens at the same time. Remaining tickets are then available at the Johannes-Dyba-Allee and Paulustor entrances, as the organizer Provinztour announced. The prices at the box office: seat 103 euros, front of stage (standing room) 93 euros, standing room 85 euros. The entrance for wheelchair users is only at the main entrance on Johannes-Dyba-Allee.
Due to extensive personal checks, the organizer asks all concert goers to come to the cathedral early. Since handbags are also checked, visitors should only bring the bare essentials with them or avoid bags altogether. Bags and backpacks larger than DIN A4 are not allowed on the premises.
Food and drinks are also prohibited – even in small PET bottles. There is a free drinking water station available on site. According to the organizer, drugs and cannabis, weapons and weapon-like objects such as knives or pepper sprays, highly flammable and flammable objects, any kind of fireworks or pyrotechnics, bulky objects such as chairs and stools, photo and digital cameras, video and sound recording devices, notebooks, tablets, telescopic rods such as selfie sticks, drones and other flying objects are also prohibited.
Laser pointers and other disruptive devices, bicycle or motorcycle helmets, stick umbrellas, extremist or offensive flags and posters, roller blades, skateboards, roller skates, bicycles and animals are also prohibited. However, smaller folding umbrellas (“tots”) are permitted. According to the organizer, the following generally applies: All objects that pose a danger to visitors, artists or employees or that could cause a risk of accidents are not permitted on the site.
Food is provided on the event site by catering partners. As Provinztour also reports, this year all partners are relying exclusively on a cashless payment system. Card payments and mobile payment options are accepted; Cash cannot be used at the stands.
Limited parking in the city center
Since the concert is part of the… Hesse day If the event takes place in 2026, visitors will have to expect significantly more road closures and fewer parking options in the city center than at Domplatz concerts in previous years. Parking options and the shuttle bus routes are according to the Hessentag homepage available. Parking tickets can be booked online in advance. Disabled parking spaces and bicycle parking spaces – some in the city center – are also marked on the plans.
Strict rules apply when it comes to protecting children and young people: For safety reasons, children under 6 years of age are not allowed into the event, even when accompanied by an adult. Visitors over the age of 6 and under the age of 14 are only admitted if accompanied by an adult (at least 18 years old) who has legal guardianship, legal guardianship or guardianship.
