These are the stars at BVB’s 2025 Christmas singalong | OneFootball

The gates of Signal Iduna Park will open as early as 2 p.m. for this year’s BVB Christmas Sing-Along. According to media reports, the event is sold out, so early arrival is recommended. Visitors can look forward to an extensive program, which, as usual, will be hosted by stadium announcer and all-rounder Norbert Dickel.

Ruhr 24 has compiled the most important information about the afternoon, which can now also be found here.

The “warm-up singing” begins at 4 p.m., when presumably the last of the tens of thousands of visitors will be arriving. The official program for this BVB Christmas Sing-Along 2025 then starts at 4:30 p.m., just as the sun sets over Dortmund. Daniel Danger, known from 1Live, will join Norbert Dickel in hosting the event.

Of course, the main act of the afternoon is the audience at Signal Iduna Park, who will sing numerous Christmas carols and some BVB songs together.

But as always, some well-known singers and bands will also be present this year, each taking the vocal lead for a few songs. This time, the following will be participating in the BVB Christmas Sing-Along:

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Just like in football, today’s program consists of two halves of 45 minutes each, separated by a 15-minute break. For everyone who isn’t quite sure of all the lyrics to the many songs sung during these 90 minutes, a program booklet will be available. It contains the lyrics to the Christmas and BVB classics that will ring out in Dortmund Stadium today.

Specifically, the program includes the following songs and medleys:

Afterwards, everyone will have 15 minutes to grab some refreshments or have a chat with their neighbors in the stands. The second half will follow, featuring these songs:

So now you already know which song will be stuck in your head as you leave the BVB Christmas Sing-Along on this first Advent.

The BVB professionals already ensured a good mood among those present at the very start, having won 2:1 away at Bayer Leverkusen yesterday.

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