Inside Rachel Chinouriri’s Berlin Tour Finale
There has been a lot going on for British singer Rachel Chinouriri recently. Whether her performance at the iconic and newly introduced Daisy Chain Fields festival, founded by Olivia Rodrigo, or even more recently, being on her own tour throughout Europe, which she successfully concluded on September 16, 2026, in Berlin!
This was not Rachel’s first performance in Berlin, as she had opened up for Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n Sweet Tour at the Uber Arena in Germany’s capital just last year, and about a year later, she came back to play a headline show at Säälchen, just around the corner.
Throughout the night, you really couldn’t help but smile whenever you took a closer look at the singer, who smiled from ear to ear throughout the night. The singer’s motivation and passion filled the whole room, and it felt like she truly wanted to be there alongside her live band.
Especially “The Hills” became a highlight of the show, as the song has a mindblowing bridge, and when the guitarist came to the center of the stage to play a solo during it, after Rachel showed off her vocal talent, the crowd lost it.
As the singer is set to release her second album on October 16, I think I spoke too soon; she treated the crowd to a couple of unreleased songs that definitely sounded promising.
Closing off the show with two Rachel-Chinouriri-Classics, “All I Ever Asked” and “Never Need Me”, the crowd went crazy two more times with everybody screaming along to the catchy lyrics as if it was their own song, before it was time to go home.
In support of the release of her second album, Rachel is set to open for Gracie Abrams on The Look at My Life Tour in Denver, Oakland, Glendale, and Inglewood! It's great to see what else fans can look forward to from the singer. Make sure not to miss your chance to see the rising star live on stage whenever you get the chance to.
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REVIEW BY
Andy
(Live) music is one of my biggest passions, which is why I enjoy exploring pop culture in my writings. From analyzing albums to reviewing concerts. I'm especially interested in fandom culture, which often comes through in my work.
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Pauline
I’ve loved photography since I was a kid and (live) music has always been such an important part of my life, getting to combine both of those things is a dream come true. I also love urban and street photography, especially while traveling. Any of my friends can tell tales about having to wait for me while i take pictures wherever we go haha. So: if you’re ever looking for me, chances are you’ll find me and my camera at a concert or out somewhere traveling (or at a concert while traveling).
