It seems like "MiA" may refer to an acronym or a specific term that doesn't have a direct translation. Could you please provide more context or clarify what "MiA" refers to?

MiA. on tour in Austria in spring 2026

MiA. has tried many things throughout their career, always looking to take new directions and carve their own paths to continue writing the band's story. With Mieze Katz's solo album "Dafür oder Dagegen," this story now gains an exciting new chapter and, like all chapters of the MiA. story, finds its climax on stage. What began in October 2024 on the successful "Hellsehen" tour as a promising connection between solo repertoire and MiA.'s favorite songs will be naturally expanded and celebrated during the "MiA. Live 2026" tour with even more solo songs and brand-new MiA. material, turning it into a grand collective spectacle.

Despite all the curiosity and willingness to experiment, this band has remained a reliably stunning live event, as MiA. celebrates each concert like an ultimate party even after more than twenty years of stage experience. From small basement clubs to stadiums, from seated theater halls to rain-soaked battles at Rock am Ring, they have performed in all kinds of venues and occasions, transforming them into unforgettable moments with their unique blend of exuberance and warmth.

Through their unmistakable attitude and stance, MiA. has built a deeply connected fanbase and has become part of many people's life playlists with songs like "Tanz der Moleküle," "Fallschirm," "Hungriges Herz," and "Kopfüber." Now, MiA. is getting ready for the next classics on this soundtrack. From April 16 to May 9, 2026, live in Germany and Austria.

MiA. Live 2026