Concerts at the Olympic Park Munich

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.

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 the most successful band in South Korean history, have sold millions of albums and won around 1,000 awards in the music business. Now BTS are setting new standards once again, setting a new world record for the largest tour by a K-pop band with 79 shows in 34 cities on four continents. Jin, Jimin, V, Suga, RM, J-Hope and Jung Kook are coming to the Allianz Arena for their two concerts in Germany.

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.

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.

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 made music history, their songs became catchy tunes, some of them anthems. Now one of Germany's most successful rock bands is celebrating a milestone birthday. To mark their 50th anniversary, BAP are now embarking on a major anniversary tour, which will celebrate more than just half a century of band history. In 2026, Wolfgang Niedecken will also turn 75. Cologne's rock legends will perform at the Olympic Hall on 3 December.

Sun and sand, pizza and pasta, Ricchi e Poveri. Hardly any other band captured the Italian way of life as well as this pop group, founded 60 years ago. They had their biggest hits in the 1980s with ‘Mamma Maria’, ‘Che sarà’ and, of course, the legendary stadium anthem ‘Sarà perche ti amo’. Ricchi e Poveri are coming to the Olympic Hall for a nostalgic evening featuring all their classics.

It was the decade of Rubik's Cube and C64, Walkman and video recorders, Chernobyl and the fall of the Berlin Wall. And it was the decade of a style-defining musical era. The sound of the eighties still resonates today – which is why it's high time to celebrate the era of the eighties once again: at southern Germany's biggest 80s indoor festival with five hours of top-class live acts and unforgettable hits.

Shortly before his performance in February 2026, Eros Ramazzotti announces new dates for his ‘Una Storia Importante’ tour in 2027, which will take him to Munich once again.

Whether it's ‘Bochum’, ‘Männer’ or ‘Flugzeuge im Bauch’, whether it's “Mensch” or ‘Kinder an die Macht’: Herbert Grönemeyer has made German music history with his songs and his work over the past four decades. Following his unplugged tour entitled ‘mittendrin – akustisch’ (right in the middle – acoustic) in 2026, Grönemeyer will also embark on a major concert tour in 2027 – including a double concert at the Olympic Hall.