Events at the Olympic Park Munich

It had been quiet for a long time, but now one of the most legendary girl groups of the noughties is making a sensational return to the stage. The Pussycat Dolls are going on tour again and will be performing one of their two German concerts in Munich. Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts will not only be bringing big hits such as “Don’t Cha”, “Buttons” and “Stickwitu” to the Olympic Hall – but also US rap icon Lil’ Kim.

Since their formation in 2011, they have developed from an insider tip from Cologne to one of the most successful bands in Germany. Their previous albums have achieved gold and platinum status, and their biggest hits include songs such as ‘Barfuß am Klavier’, ‘Drei Tage am Meer’ and ‘Oft gefragt’. AnnenMayKantereit are now embarking on another major live tour, returning to the Olympic Hall in 2026.

For more than two decades, they have been one of the hottest alternative rock and nu metal bands in the world. Hits such as ‘Bring Me to Life’ and ‘My Immortal’ became absolute bestsellers. In 2026, Evanescence will embark on another major world tour with their charismatic founder and frontwoman Amy Lee, returning to the Olympic Hall four years after their spectacular performance in Munich.

With more than 100 million records sold, 16 studio albums and 80 singles, Bryan Adams has been one of the great legends of rock music for four decades. Songs such as ‘Summer of 69’ and ‘I Do It For You’ became global hits. He became a regular guest at the Olympiahalle with more than a dozen performances. Now the Canadian rock star is returning to Munich with new songs and old hits.

They are regarded as pioneers, trailblazers and co-founders of nu metal. With their debut album in 1994, Korn achieved a sensational success and became one of the most influential rock bands in a completely new genre. Jonathan Davis and his bandmates have previously delighted their Munich fans in various clubs and smaller venues. Now, the veteran masters of nu metal are coming to the Olympic Hall for the first time.

He is one of the most important composers in film history - and with two Oscars, three Golden Globes and four Grammys, he is also one of the most successful. Hans Zimmer's soundtrack has characterised major blockbusters from ‘Rain Man’ to ‘Dune’, from ‘The Lion King’ to ‘The Dark Night’. Now the greatest hits of his film music can be heard once again in the Olympic Hall: in the fascinating show ‘A New Dimension’.

With his unique blend of hip hop, rap and R&B, he is one of the most innovative musicians of his generation; as recently as February, Don Toliver celebrated the greatest success of his career with his number one album “Octane”. He is now continuing his highly acclaimed tour. In the second leg of his tour, the Texan multi-platinum artist will continue to perform on the major stages of North America and Europe.

Electronic music meets a classical orchestra; the atmosphere of a dance club meets the concert hall. This is Synthony: a fusion of pulsating grooves and orchestral arrangements, enhanced by brilliant DJs and outstanding singers. The result: tracks by Avicii and Calvin Harris, Darude, David Guetta and many more – songs you know inside out, but as you’ve never heard them before.

It will also be a small anniversary tour. It has been exactly ten years since Niall Horan launched his solo career following One Direction’s split. He has enjoyed great success with his albums and songs such as “Slow Hands” and “Heaven”. The Irish singer-songwriter is marking the release of his fourth studio album with a tour of Europe – including a guest performance at the Olympic Hall.

The journey leads through dense jungles and vast deserts, into wild mountains and fairytale castles. And as always, ‘Disney in Concert’ is about brave heroes and heroines and sinister villains and villains, but above all about unshakeable friendships and the power of love, faith and courage. The successful show series is now returning to the Olympic Hall with the ‘Wishes and Wonders’ programme.

They have always been the antithesis of carefree Britpop. Instead, their sound has tended towards the darker side: androgynous, doubting and always searching. Thirty years ago, Placebo released one of the best rock albums of the nineties with their self-titled debut. To mark the anniversary, Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal are now going on tour, performing both their biggest hits and songs that haven’t been played live for a long time.

He stormed the charts with hits such as ‘Home’, ‘Rooftop’, ‘Safe’ and ‘Better’. But Nico Santos also proved his musical versatility with singles such as ‘Human Being’, ‘Geschlossene Augen’ and ‘Ray of Light’. After inspiring performances on his acclaimed Ride tour, the singer-songwriter is going back on arena tour after two new albums - including a guest appearance in the Olympic Hall on 10 November 2026.

They move between dancefloor and disco sounds, between classic funk and modern beats, sometimes sounding like futuristic neo-soul and sometimes like the best of Motown from the seventies. Either way, the London trio Jungle bring some pretty good vibes. With their fifth album, “Sunshine”, the band is coming to the Olympic Hall as part of their tour. Munich can look forward to a groovy night out.

It was only in June that they caused a sensation once again: at Rock am Ring, when Papa Roach arrived by helicopter for their spectacular stage performance. That’s not to be expected at their concert in the Olympic Hall, but fans of rock can, of course, look forward once more to a breathtaking and certainly loud evening, featuring the biggest hits and best songs from the band’s 30-year career.

The 90s, the decade of Gameboys, Tamagotchis and lava lamps, the era of techno and trance, Schlager revival and hip-hop, MTV and Viva. From boy bands and girl groups, from New Kids on the Block to the Spice Girls. For anyone who wants to hear the sound of the nineties again and feel the vibe of those years, the 90s Super Show with many legendary live acts at the Olympic Hall is just the right event.

He is arguably the most legendary singer-songwriter in music history. And with more than 125 million records sold, he is also one of the most successful. His songs range from folk to rock, country, blues and gospel, and have influenced entire generations of artists worldwide. Forty-five years after his first performance at the Olympic Hall in 1981, Bob Dylan is returning to Munich in autumn 2026. Presumably for the last time.

They have been one of the most successful German bands for two decades. After a tour of North and South America and a completely sold-out series of concerts in Europe, Tokio Hotel will be on the road again in 2026 to set new standards with spectacular live shows, in their own words. The band led by Bill and Tom Kaulitz have also announced for the concert in the Olympic Hall: ‘It will be bigger than ever before.’