Michael Patrick Kelly

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With a new live show and freshly created music, US-Irish singer-songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly is returning to tour in 2026 after a longer break.

During his last concert tour alone, the multi-instrumentalist with the unmistakable 4-octave voice reached over half a million people across Europe. With hits from his last five solo albums, he has not only graced international festival stages and sold out concerts one after another; Michael Patrick Kelly has also become a fan favorite on radio and TV (including Sing meinen Song, The Voice of Germany), thanks to his music and personal charisma. His extensive collection of hits fills a two-and-a-half-hour show with a powerful live atmosphere, blending ballads, pop, and rock songs.

These are true, personal, and hopeful stories that inspire him to write music. It's precisely because of this that Michael Patrick Kelly can deeply move people across generations. His upcoming 2026 tour promises unforgettable concert evenings where the audience can fully immerse in their emotions and find renewed strength.

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Wiener Stadthalle

 Wiener Stadthalle is an indoor arena , located in the 15th district of Vienna, Austria . It was designed by Austrian architect Roland Rainer and built from 1953 to 1958 . The arena HAS to overall seating capacity of 16,000 people Approximately .

The arena Comprises 6 halls : A and B ( grammar school ), C (ice arena) , D ( main hall , mostly for concerts eg Metallica ), E ( for smaller events eg The Stehaufmandln ) & F ( for more intimate concerts eg Women's World Award). In 1974 , the additional Stadthallenbad , a public swimming pool , which built .

The arena hosts annual tennis tournament at , called Erste Bank Open and the show Holiday On Ice.
Many famous shows and artists played at the Wiener Stadthalle, spanning many different genres of music .

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