Udo Lindenberg: This is how the rocker lives in the Hotel Atlantic!

Udo Lindenberg: This is how the rocker lives in the Hotel Atlantic!

Udo Lindenberg, the popular panic rocker, is not only known for his music, but also for his unusual living situation. The 79-year-old has lived in the Hotel Atlantic in Hamburg, a five-star superior hotel, since 1995. Instead of a villa, like many of his celebrity colleagues, he has set up his “panic center” in this impressive accommodation, which was recently named Hotel of the Year. The hotel, which opened in 1909, is located in the heart of the city and offers guests luxurious accommodation and award-winning dining. Lindenberg describes the Atlantic as his “real home” and the hotel crew as his “big family,” which underlines his close ties to this place. Mercury reports that Lindenberg also has a small studio there where he can be creative.

Another interesting detail about the musician comes from an employee of the Gosch branch in Hamburg Central Station. This revealed that Lindenberg is a regular guest who regularly comes by at 10:30 p.m. and orders a special “Udo plate,” which consists of rolled mops, fried herring and some salad. But there may have been a surprise lately, as Lindenberg is vegan and has ruled out eating meat. It remains unclear whether the “Udo plate” is still on his menu. In the 1970s he was once at Gosch on Sylt, where he ordered a shark skewer - a completely different time t-online reported.

Panic rocker with history

Udo Lindenberg is a fixture in the German music landscape. He has been shaping the scene for decades and has once again played his way into the hearts of his fans with his last single “Komet”, a collaboration with the rapper Apache 207. When he's not living in his suite or making music, the Hotel Atlantic also offers space for his artistic ambitions. Here he exhibits his works in the Atlantic Gallery and uses his studio to paint. Udo, who says he gets up late and likes to have breakfast around midday, appreciates the hotel's 24-hour room service, which perfectly complements his unusual lifestyle.

André Vedovelli, the hotel director, was recently awarded Hotelier of the Year and the award ceremony took place directly at the Hotel Atlantic. This event underlines the importance of the hotel not only for Lindenberg, but also for the Hamburg hospitality scene in general Panik City reports.

For many fans, the Hotel Atlantic is a place of worship where they might be able to meet Lindenberg. He is extremely popular with the hotel staff and shows his appreciation by giving generous tips. This makes him a popular personality who goes far beyond music and enriches the atmosphere of the hotel with his presence.