[2] The sold-out concert on 4 March 2015 was part of a "clubtour" of smaller venues for audiences of 500 to 700 people aimed at promoting Nena's album Oldschool which had been released the previous month.

Describing Nena concerts in the 21st century as, "nothing more than nostalgia trips", and referring to her, "unabated artistic decline continuing", Michael Schuh wrote of the enthusiastic audience, "It's like staring at the home shopping channel QVC, when you always ask yourself, 'How can they fall for this?

Müller found one fault as he described how, "Nena enjoys every minute, is driven by an over-excited restlessness, only making a mess – with a smile – of one verse of a new song.

Esther Kogelboom wrote that, "The hall shakes with breathless emotion as, for the first time, Nena sings "Bruder", a song about the death of her first son Christopher, who died at eleven months...

[13] One of its tracks, "Genau jetzt (live)", was one of five versions of the song included on the EP which in April 2016 returned Nena to the German Top 30 singles chart for the first time in 6 years.