Roland Kaiser surprises with family photos - grandchildren visit Grandpa in Oberhausen!

Roland Kaiser surprises with family photos - grandchildren visit Grandpa in Oberhausen!

Oberhausen, Deutschland - Roland Kaiser recently gave insights into his family life by shared photos of his grandchildren on Instagram. The 73-year-old pop singer performed in the Rudolf-Weber-Arena in Oberhausen and his grandchildren, Mats and Mia, were present on the stage and behind the scenes. Kaiser wrote among his pictures: "Visiting Grandpa in Oberhausen" and showing how important the family moments are during his tours. As part of the concert, he entertained his fans for over three hours with hits like "to love you" and "I think it will start again".

The snapshots published on Instagram show Kaiser how he leads Mats through the catacombs of the concert hall. In another photo you can see the two grandchildren with headphones on the director and sound desk as they watch the samples. These special recordings give fans a rare view of Kaiser's private life, which he usually does not show. His daughter Annalena Keiler takes over the coordination of his activities on social media and the artist management "Kaiser & Kaiser".

a new era in the hit

While Kaiser continues to celebrate great success, the German music landscape is facing a significant change. Generation Z, which uses increasingly digital lifestyles and platforms such as Tikkok and Instagram, has its own ideas of music that are shaped by social media. Artists like Paula Hartmann show with their song "Babyblau" and Domiziana with the hit "Without petrol" how this generation discovers and shares music.

Traditional hit music usually appeals to an older target group, and the hit has to adapt to the changed hearing habits in order to reach younger listeners. Artists like Vanessa Mai try to arouse the interest of Generation Z with modern sounds and topics, for example with songs such as "hedgehog" and "Geiles Life", which integrate elements of the current music trends.

Roland Kaiser remains an important representative of the hit genre and describes tours and live music as a "crowning of my profession". His commitment to his family values ​​and the connection to the community could help him to remain relevant in the new music landscape.