Vanessa Mai Peloton Studios London Special Event Sept. 9

The Schlager star joins instructors Benny Adami and Jeffrey McEachern for two bookable classes on September 9.

Vanessa Mai Peloton fans in London have a rare chance to train alongside the German Schlager star this fall. Peloton Studios London will host Vanessa Mai on September 9 as part of Peloton’s Schlagerwoche programming, with two bookable live classes built around her music and her favorite Schlager tracks.

The appearance was promoted through paid social posts from Peloton, confirming that Vanessa Mai will work out live with members on both the Tread and the Bike. The Vanessa Mai Peloton visit gives London-based members and traveling fans a chance to share a studio floor with an artist known across German-speaking Europe for hits like “Wolke 7” and her 2025 album “Traumfabrik.”

Two Bookable Classes Anchor the Vanessa Mai Peloton Visit

The Vanessa Mai Peloton event is built around two separate 30-minute sessions at Peloton Studios London. The first is a Ride taught by Benny Adami, one of Peloton’s most established German-language instructors and a familiar face for Schlager-themed programming. The second is a Tread Run led by Jeffrey McEachern. Each class must be booked separately, and members will need to reserve the one they want to attend.

Booking for the Benny Adami ride is available through Peloton’s official booking page, while the Jeffrey McEachern run can be booked through a separate event link. Each class costs 25 British pounds, VAT included, with spots assigned in the order bookings come in.

A Partnership That Started With an Earlier Visit

The Vanessa Mai Peloton partnership did not start with the September 9 booking window. Benny Adami has said Vanessa Mai already made an earlier trip to Peloton Studios London this summer, ahead of the September classes. In a recent Instagram post, he described the collaboration as one he “couldn’t have imagined” going better, and said he is looking forward to what else the year has in store for Schlager content on the platform.

Video from that earlier visit shows Jeffrey McEachern walking Vanessa Mai through her first attempt at recording a class intro on the Tread, while Benny Adami built anticipation with his followers beforehand, teasing a surprise studio guest before the two met in person. In a separate clip filmed in a production area, Vanessa Mai talked through her own effort level in more specific terms, referencing where she typically lands on a perceived exertion scale mid workout. The visit wrapped with an on-camera embrace between Vanessa Mai and Jeffrey McEachern, the kind of moment Benny Adami later referenced when he called the partnership one of his favorites.

Benny Adami also pointed to something bigger than a single event. He has been vocal about London’s growing role as a hub for Schlager music within Peloton’s programming, calling it something he never expected to see happen. That framing lines up with how Peloton Studios London has used the format throughout the year, building a live audience for German pop and Schlager well beyond a single artist appearance.

What to Know Before You Book a Peloton Studios London Class

A few logistics are worth knowing before booking a spot at Peloton Studios London for this event. Participants must be at least 18 years old, and payment is processed in British pounds through Peloton Interactive UK, which may carry bank fees depending on the member’s card or account. Travel, lodging, and meals are not included and remain the responsibility of each attendee.

Both classes will be livestreamed, and Peloton has noted that photo and audio recording of participants is possible during the sessions. Anyone planning to attend will also need to sign a health and participation declaration before the class begins. Full terms are listed on each event’s booking page.

Peloton’s Growing Schlager Programming

The Vanessa Mai Peloton appearance continues a pattern at Peloton Studios London, where German-language and Schlager-themed content has become a regular fixture. Instructors Benny Adami and Jeffrey McEachern were also part of the Peloton Helene Fischer Artist Series earlier this year, another live program built around a major Schlager artist’s catalog. That series drew on the same instructor bench and the same Covent Garden studio, suggesting Peloton sees real member demand for this kind of programming.

For members who cannot make it to London on September 9, on-demand versions of both classes are likely once the live sessions wrap, following the pattern set by past artist-themed programming at the studio. In the meantime, booking through the official links remains the only way to guarantee a spot in either the Vanessa Mai Peloton ride or the run.

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