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Matthias Reim wants to cut back: More time with the family

Singer Matthias Reim sits on the concert grounds of the Schützenplatz in Wunstorf / Photo: Michael Matthey/dpa
Singer Matthias Reim sits on the concert grounds of the Schützenplatz in Wunstorf / Photo: Michael Matthey/dpa

Matthias Reim became a pop star in the 1990s with "Verdammt, ich lieb' Dich". The singer will also be stopping off in Dresden for his tour on May 17 and 18.

Fatherly bliss and vacation plans: singer and composer Matthias Reim wants to take a step back in the next year and a half. "I am once again experiencing massive family happiness, father happiness and have changed my attitude. I'm often at home, do a lot with my little daughter and love being around her," the artist told the German Press Agency in Dresden. Of course, he will also be giving big concerts at a few selected venues this year - in the city on the Elbe, for example, he will be giving two open-air concerts in the Großer Garten on May 17 and 18.

In the past, he was rather driven and was not able to enjoy his time as a father with his children as much, Reim confessed. "It can't be like that, I only want to do half of it." The family also has a refuge - a small vacation home on Lake Como in northern Italy. "I bought it so that we could take some time out as a family. With a home, office and studio, you never really get away from your working life."

So next summer, Reim wants to spend a lot of time at Lake Como - with his then three-year-old daughter, the other children and his wife. "Eating out, barbecuing in the garden in the evening, hanging out by the pool or exploring the area by boat. I want to experience it all. After that, I can get back to it."

At the moment, Reim is not thinking about a new album. The new album "Zeppelin" was only released at the end of April. "Actually, after the album is always before the album. But I have so many concerts this year that I don't have time to think about a new album. I also need to gather impressions again first. Life goes on and then I'll have something to talk about again. This year and next year are practically over."

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