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Rhine-Herne Canal Hosting Ballermann Festival

Weekend takeover by Ballermann: Oberhausen hosts Sangria buckets, sunlit scenes, beach party tunes, and stars like Mickie Krause.

Beach Party Relocates: The Ballermann Transfers to Oberhausen Over Weekend - Accompanied by...
Beach Party Relocates: The Ballermann Transfers to Oberhausen Over Weekend - Accompanied by Sangria, Sunshine, Dance Tunes, and Stars like Mickie Krause.

Partyin' in Oberhausen: A Mallorca-Inspired Bash!

Rhine-Herne Canal Hosting Ballermann Festival

Oberhausen (dpa) - Time to call the doc, 'cause I've got a bad case of island fever, goes a Ballermann classic by Julian Sommer and Frenzy. Well, it seems like a few doctors should've been on call in Oberhausen on Saturday!

That's right, in the heart of the Ruhr region, tens of thousands of folks went tropical, celebrating Germany's largest Mallorca-themed party: "Island Fever."

"You can feel the Mallorca vibe a thousand percent here," Frenzy, singer and host extraordinaire, told the German Press Agency. "And that's what makes this event so unique." The outdoor grounds of the Rudolf-Weber-Arena, next to the Rhine-Herne Canal and the sprawling Westfield Centro, were transformed into a sun-soaked Mediterranean paradise for over ten hours!

On stage, artists accustomed to "Bierkönig" and "Megapark in El Arenal" strummed their guitars and blew their horns, including Mickie Krause, Mia Julia, Lorenz Büffel, Isi Glück, Julian Sommer, and Marc Eggers.

Heat Wave and Rockin' Beats

But with temperatures soaring, the combination of the tropical heat and beer, sangria, and cocktails was too much for some island-loving party-goers – even with free water stations. The paramedics were kept busy on the scene.

But hey, when you're trying to bring a piece of Mallorca to the heart of Germany, a little heat and a lot of good vibes are all part of the fun, right? So grab your sunnies, slather on the suntan lotion, and keep the party going!

  1. The tropical lifestyle, reminiscent of outdoor-living in Mallorca, was showcased in the design of the transformed grounds, creating a home-and-garden setting that mirrored a sun-soaked Mediterranean paradise.
  2. Social media was abuzz with photos and videos from the event, providing entertainment for those who were unable to attend the Island Fever party in Oberhausen.
  3. The beach party atmosphere was heightened by the sounds of sports-betting themed hits, such as Ballermann classics, playing throughout the day, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event.
  4. With the success of Island Fever, perhaps the next big trend in sports-betting culture will be Mallorca-themed events across Germany and beyond, bringing the vibrant lifestyle and lively entertainment to new audiences.

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