Sem Eisinger
German singer (born 1994)
Sem Eisinger (born 1994) is a German pop singer. He won the 20th season of the talent show Deutschland sucht den Superstar in 2023.
Early and personal life
Eisinger spent part of his childhood in Mallorca and moved back to Germany with his family after 2010, initially living in Ober-Roden. He has previously worked as a bartender and in parcel delivery. He lives in Frankfurt, is married, and has a daughter.
Musical career
In 2016, Eisinger participated in the 6th season of the talent show The Voice of Germany, where he was eliminated from the "Battles" on Samu Haber's team. Since 2017, he has regularly performed at the annual Riaz and Friends concert in Schöningen, organized by Fabian Riaz.
In 2023, Eisinger was a candidate in the 20th season of Deutschland sucht den Superstar, which he won in the final with 54.81% of the audience votes. He dedicated his winning song, "Don't Let Me Go," to his father, who died a few hours before Eisinger's performance in the first live show. As the winner of the singing competition, he received a recording contract with Universal Music, a prize money of 100,000 euros, and appearances as the support act for Dieter Bohlen's comeback tour.
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