Events at the Olympic Park Munich

He is one of Australia's most exciting artists. With his unique style combining psychedelic rock, synth pop and R&B, Kevin Parker has become a multi-award-winning star of the indie scene with his project Tame Impala. Five years after his fourth studio album, ‘The Slow Rush’, Parker is back with the release of ‘Deadbeat’ – and will also be coming to the Olympic Hall on his tour in spring 2026.

He has been performing solo for ten years now and has already enjoyed great success with his two albums to date. With the release of his funky hit ‘Lemonade’ in autumn 2025, Louis Tomlinson gave us a taste of his latest LP, ‘How Did I Get Here?’ – and of his big world tour, which will also bring the former One Direction member to the Olympic Hall in spring 2026.

Udo Lindenberg described him as having a ‘throat of gold’ back in 2005 - at a time when Johannes Oerding was still touring the country's smaller stages as a largely unknown artist. The musician is now one of the most successful German singers and singer-songwriters, filling the biggest halls in Germany with his performances. His upcoming arena tour will also take him to the Olympic Hall on 18 April 2026.

With 18 million albums sold, ten billion streams, six million fans at their concerts and numerous platinum and gold awards, 5 Seconds of Summer are one of the most successful international bands of the past decade and a half. In 2026, the four Australian friends will embark on a major world tour with their new album ‘Everyone's a Star!’, including a stop at the Olympic Hall on 27 April.

Both are successful rappers and have already achieved high chart positions with their solo albums. Their announcement of a joint tour caused a sensation in the scene, with most performances selling out in no time. Now Aymen and Amo are continuing their collaboration and giving further additional concerts as the collaborative project Aymo. Among other venues, they will be performing at the Olympic Hall on 28 April.

He is not only an extremely successful singer and songwriter. With his social commitment and peace projects, he also fights worldwide for justice and tolerance, against hatred, war and discrimination. Now Michael Patrick Kelly is going on tour again after a long creative break. On his concert tour through Europe, the Irish-American musician will also visit the Olympic Hall on 29 April 2026.

Sportfreunde Stiller have a very special relationship with the Olympic Park. This is where they saw their favourite bands and their favourite clubs, where they once played a memorable concert at the Theatron - and the local heroes rode their bikes to their first concert in the Olympic Hall. To celebrate the band's 30th anniversary, Peter, Flo and Rüde are going on tour again - including an anniversary hometown show on 16 May 2026.

He is a legend, a godfather of blues rock, one of the most influential guitarists in music history – and not just because of his global hits ‘Tears in Heaven’, “Layla” and ‘Cocaine’. He has influenced entire generations of artists and, even at the age of 80, his music continues to shape styles. Now Eric Clapton is going on tour again – and will once more be playing at the Olympic Hall on 17 May 2026.

He is the most successful Swiss artist of our time and has been a superstar of the European music scene for decades, having sold more than 15 million albums. The last time he came to the Olympic Hall was in 2023, on his Evolut30ns tour to celebrate his 30th stage anniversary. Now DJ Bobo is once again doing the honours and delighting his fans with a brand new show on his ‘The Great Adventure’ tour.

They are one of the most controversial bands in the German-speaking world, and critics have always categorised Frei.Wild as right-wing rock. The musicians firmly reject the accusations and emphasise that they have been firmly distancing themselves from extremist attitudes, anti-Semitism and right-wing extremism for many years. Frei.Wild will go on tour with their new album ‘Immer unter Feuer’ in 2026.

He is a two-time Grammy Award winner and has long been one of the hottest artists in modern dance music. After a co-headline tour with French electronica duo Justice, Kaytranada is now touring Europe's biggest venues on his own. To the delight of his fans in Munich, the Haitian-Canadian producer and DJ is also set to transform the Olympic Hall into a groovy dance floor.

6,000 children sing in a choir at their own arena concert. The music project for schools of all types and choirs provides overwhelming concert experiences.

For three decades, they have been one of the biggest bands in alternative rock. Almost two decades after their performance at the MTV Europe Awards in the Olympic Hall in 2007, the Foo Fighters are now returning to Munich – for a rousing concert at the Allianz Arena, which will serve as an alternative venue for large open-air concerts during the renovation of the Olympic Stadium in 2026 and 2027.

He is a blues legend and Italy's most internationally successful musician. He has topped the album charts in his home country 13 times, sold more than 60 million records worldwide and received countless gold and platinum awards. Now singer and songwriter Zucchero is returning to Munich as part of his Overdose D’Amore GOLD Tour. On 21 June 2026, he will thrill his fans in the Olympic Hall.

He is one of the most listened to artists on streaming channels, and in 2023, the Guinness Book of Records named him the ‘Most Popular Artist in the World’. Now The Weeknd is coming to Munich for two open-air concerts at the Allianz Arena, followed by a third concert on 27 June – his last and final European show.

For more than four decades, they have been one of the most influential German-speaking bands, making music history with their songs. Now Die Toten Hosen and their charismatic frontman Campino are going on another big open-air tour in summer 2026. The Düsseldorf punk rockers will do the honours twice in the Olympic Park. Due to the renovation of the Olympic Stadium, both concerts will take place on Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Square.