They never let up. Even after more than half a century as a band, they continue to rock the world's great halls. After their acclaimed ‘Metal Masters’ evening in the Olympic Hall in March 2024, Judas Priest are now providing an encore. The old metal masters will delight their Munich fans on their ‘Shield of Pain’ tour with their usual uncompromisingly hard-hitting guest appearance on 13 July 2025.

They have been hammering their way around the world from Down Under for two decades, celebrating their greatest successes with albums such as ‘Reverence’ and ‘Darker Still’. To celebrate their 20th anniversary, Parkway Drive are going on tour in Europe - and have announced a tour that is set to be even more spectacular than their previous appearances. The metal community can see this for themselves on 20 September 2025 in the Olympic Hall.

They have not only been absolute top stars of the rock and metal scene in their native Denmark for two decades. Volbeat have also enjoyed great success internationally with top ten placings in the British and American album charts. In Germany, their past albums have all reached No. 1 and now the trio around lead singer Michael Poulsen are also coming to the Olympic Hall on their tour.

It is still regarded as one of the best and most influential debut albums in the history of metal rock. It is also one of the most successful: with five platinum awards, more than 100 weeks in the Billboard charts and more than 2.5 billion streams worldwide. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of ‘The Sickness’, Disturbed are now going on tour in Europe and will also be rocking the Olympic Hall on 17 October 2025.

They have been one of the absolute top acts in the Scandinavian metal scene for a good quarter of a century. Their songs are characterised above all by military-historical themes, with their most recent albums focusing on the First World War. Sabaton are now embarking on their new Legendary Tour - and are also promising a unique concert spectacle in the Olympic Hall on 20 November 2025.

Some deathcore, paired with trancecore and metalcore, interspersed with elements of electronic rock and sometimes a touch of pop: it's a very individual style across different genres that has made the guys from Electric Callboy one of the most fascinating acts in the music business. On their massive world tour, the band from Castrop-Rauxel will once again be doing the honours in the Olympic Hall.