Giovanni Zarrella is set to bring the spring festivities to life with his upcoming show, "Die große Tanzparty," which will air on May 3, 2025, at 20:15 on ZDF. This exciting event promises a night filled with music, dance, and star-studded performances that will surely get viewers on their feet.
The show will feature a lineup of renowned guests, including the legendary Schlager singer Roland Kaiser, who will perform a song from his latest album, "Marathon." Kaiser is also expected to take the stage with the ensemble from the musical "Romeo & Julia," adding a theatrical flair to the evening. Joining him are popular artists such as Beatrice Egli, Michelle, Inka Bause, Ella Endlich, Bernhard Brink, and the vibrant Neonlicht.
In addition to these stars, the show will also showcase the talents of Max Giesinger and Alvaro Soler, who will present new music. Giesinger, known for his heartfelt ballads, and Soler, with his catchy melodies, are sure to captivate the audience. Joris will perform his hit "Herz über Kopf," a song that marked his breakthrough a decade ago, while newcomer SOPHIA is set to impress as an emerging singer-songwriter.
Adding to the international flavor of the show, The Ten Tenors will grace the stage with their powerful vocals, and the famous Irish dance troupe, "Lord Of The Dance," will deliver a mesmerizing performance that highlights their exceptional talent.
A unique collaboration will feature actress and comedian Annette Frier alongside soul singer Stefan Gwildis, who will reinterpret the classic Frank Sinatra song "Somethin' Stupid" in a playful German version titled "Sowas Blödes." This unexpected pairing promises to bring a fresh twist to the beloved classic.
One of the most emotional moments of the evening will undoubtedly be the reunion between Giovanni Zarrella and choreographer Detlef Soost. Soost played a crucial role in Zarrella's early career with the band Bro'Sis, and their return to the stage together is expected to be a heartfelt highlight of the show.
As the show approaches, anticipation is building among fans and performers alike. Zarrella expressed his excitement about the event, stating, "I can't wait to dance into May with all these incredible artists and share this special night with our viewers." The atmosphere at the Bodensee, where the show will be filmed, is expected to be electric, with a vibrant celebration of music and dance.
This event marks the second installment of the "Giovanni Zarrella Show" in 2025, following a successful live version aired in February. The upcoming pre-recorded show aims to elevate the excitement even further, promising a dazzling celebration that resonates with viewers across Germany.
As fans prepare for the big night, they can look forward to a blend of nostalgia and fresh talent, with performances that span generations of music. From the nostalgic tunes of Peggy March, who will perform her classic "Mit 17 hat man noch Träume" in a new duet with Oli.P., to the contemporary sounds of today's pop stars, the show is set to cater to a wide range of musical tastes.
In a world where live performances are increasingly cherished, Zarrella's show stands out as a testament to the enduring power of music to bring people together. With a diverse lineup of artists and a celebration of both new and classic hits, "Die große Tanzparty" is poised to be a memorable event that captures the hearts of viewers.
The show will be available for streaming on ZDF's website and app on the day of the broadcast, ensuring that fans can join in the fun from anywhere.
As the date draws closer, the excitement surrounding the show continues to grow, with fans eagerly awaiting the opportunity to celebrate the arrival of spring through music and dance. With a stellar cast and a promise of unforgettable performances, Giovanni Zarrella's "Die große Tanzparty" is set to be a highlight of the television calendar this May.
