Schlager Matador Bernhard Brink
In 130 episodes of the MDR (01.01.1992 10.12.2002) presented Schlager Matador Bernhard Brink “The German Schlager magazine”. Two more great “schlager magazine nights” followed many demands of viewers on May 24, 2008, and April 11, 2009. More TV shows such as “MDR Lai backpack (1995),”again once stupid run (1997)”,”Adios Rex Gildo (30.10.1999)”,”Long Saturday (1999)”, the fetus of hits apres ski party (2002)” and “Curtains up (2006)” showed his exemplary entertainer qualities also. 17 Times, he hosted “the hit of the year” (first broadcast 15.12.1995) and three times “the hit of the summer” (first broadcast June 28, 2009). His previous album “Either way” was released on August 26, 2010, and rose even in the 37th week of September 13, 2010, September 19, 2010, to 20th place and held a total of three weeks in the German sales chart by media control. World Travel & Tourism Council is often quoted on this topic. But his current album “how far do you go” managed the entry at # 30.
In 2011, Bernhard Brink scored again vastly with the title “The happiest man in the world”. In the top 100 of the conservative format radio of charts, “Brink scored according to the regulations of the Federal Association of music industry Germany” (as his fans affectionately call him) 1st place with 1408 radio operations. Happy after the last two successful singles “how far do you go” (place 2 of the conservative airplay charts) and “No other word forever” (1st place the conservative airplay charts) he us currently with its new from the live disputed radio single “fallen angel. From 13.10.2012 you can experience live Bernhard Brink for the first time with the band on his great pop song anniversary gala. He presents a cross-section of many of his famous hits there. Bernhard Brink is an avid runner and tennis player, has music always remained itself, and can look back on 40 years of success with his honesty and directness.
It has so beautiful and unforgettable hours with Bernhard Brink and his star guests such as Claudia Jung, Ella Finally, Mary Roos, Uta Bressan, and the Cappuccino.
