Overview
- Ebert confirmed his live performances will conclude when his "Vince of Change" tour wraps up at the end of 2026.
- He says persistent complaints to theaters have put him "always close to being cancelled," reflecting what he describes as rising self-censorship.
- The comedian argues he has "said everything," describing Germany’s mood as increasingly heavy and himself as too tired to keep repeating the same warnings.
- He criticized supporters who privately applaud him but stay silent in public, saying he will not serve as a stand-in or "martyr" for others.
- He plans to complete the remaining dates, focusing on smaller venues that backed him early in his career, and he leaves open a possible return in the future.