Overview
- On the season premiere of Inas Nacht, broadcast July 16, Barbara Schöneberger said she wants to spend longer periods at the family farm in Sweden and may 'step back' from frequent TV work.
- Schöneberger described the Swedish property as emotionally important because she married into a half‑Swedish family and said farm life keeps her busy with visitors and hands‑on projects.
- Campino used the same broadcast to revisit his March 2023 appearance at the UK state banquet, defend wearing the required tailcoat and say he would make the same choice again.
- The singer also described declining health after decades on tour, called himself a 'walking hospital,' and confirmed Die Toten Hosen do not plan a new studio album but will continue to perform live.
- Inas Nacht’s informal format provided direct, first‑person updates that change how both figures may appear in public: Schöneberger could reduce TV hours in coming summers, and Die Toten Hosen will concentrate on concerts rather than new recordings.