An Oscar, a Golden Globe, four Grammys and more than 125 million albums sold: Lionel Richie is one of the greatest legends in the history of pop and soul. He celebrated great success with his solo songs, especially in the 1980s. Now he is returning to Europe on his ‘Say Hello To The Hits’ tour - and will also be coming to the Olympic Hall on 9 July on his journey through 27 cities.

His performances under the tent roof are legendary - unforgettable are the three magical summer evenings in August 2006, when Robbie Williams enchanted 210,000 fans with his hat-trick, setting a record that has long remained unattained. Eight years after his last open air concert at the same venue, the great entertainer is now returning to the Olympic Stadium.

She continued her impressive success story in 2024 - when Ayliva reached number 1 in the German charts with top hits such as ‘Lieb mich’ and ‘Wunder’. And her third studio album ‘In Liebe’ also became an absolute bestseller shortly after its release in August. After her double concert in 2024, the rising star of German pop will return to the Olympic Hall on two evenings in 2025.

He performed in the Olympic Hall more than 40 years ago, back then as the frontman of The Police. Over the decades, many more phenomenal live concerts followed, whether solo, at the Police revival in the Olympic Stadium in 2007 or as a duet with Paul Simon in 2015. Now Sting is returning to Munich once again. He will be performing the greatest hits and rarities from his timeless songbook in the Olympic Hall on 14 October 2025.

More than 60 million longplayers sold worldwide, five number 1 positions in the British album charts, plus 1.8 million streaming views. Simply Red and their charismatic frontman Mick Hucknall have been delighting fans with their timeless evergreens for four decades. To celebrate their 40th anniversary, the band is now going on an anniversary tour - including a guest appearance in the Olympic Hall on 21 October 2025.

Whether it's ‘I Kissed A Girl’ or ‘Hot n Cold’, ‘Firework’ or ‘California Gurls’, many of Katy Perry's songs are among the most influential hits of the past two decades. Following the release of her seventh studio album entitled ‘143’, the pop star is now going on a world tour. On her Lifetimes Tour, the singer will also be returning to the Olympic Hall after a break of more than ten years.

More than 3.5 million albums sold and over two million spectators at their 300 or so concerts on three continents - plus numerous platinum awards and two Grammy nominations. ‘Il Volo’ is regarded as one of the most successful European ensembles in the crossover of classical and pop music. After a series of sold-out concerts in 2024, the Italian trio will return to the Olympic Hall on 5 November 2025.

Number 1 positions in the charts, gold and platinum awards, hundreds of millions of views on YouTube and numerous headline appearances at major festivals: Berlin duo SDP are one of the most successful bands in the country. After an acclaimed tour to celebrate the band's 25th anniversary, the two friends Vincent Stein and Dag-Alexis Kopplin are back on the road. SDP will be playing at the Olympic Hall on 7 November.

They performed live in Germany in summer 2024 and thrilled millions of viewers worldwide - at the festive closing ceremony of the European Football Championship in Berlin, when OneRepublic presented their official European Championship song ‘Fire’ together with Meduza and Leony. On 9 November 2025, the pop-rock stars led by Ryan Tedder and his crew will be coming to the Olympic Hall on their ‘Escape To Europe’ tour.

Sensitive melodies, lyrics with depth and, of course, that unmistakable voice. His songs are about love and hope, self-discovery and identity, acceptance and tolerance. With his emotional and reflective lyrics, Calum Scott has been inspiring and touching his fans for ten years. The singer-songwriter from Hull in the north of England is now coming to the Olympic Hall with his third album ‘Avenoir’.

Unmistakable voice, lyrics with depth. Tom Odell is one of the most exciting artists of the past decade: the British singer-songwriter reached number one in the charts in his home country with his debut album ‘Long Way Down’. Now the 34-year-old singer and pianist is embarking on the biggest tour of his career - and is also coming to the Olympic Hall with his new album ‘A Wonderful Life’.

In the early 2010s, the series drew millions of people around the world to their screens: ‘Big Time Rush’, the story of four teenage friends from Minnesota who suddenly embark on a successful career as a band. The series ended with the fourth season in 2013, but the band's story wasn't over yet. On their new tour, Big Time Rush will also be coming to the Olympic Hall on 24 November 2025.

85 times platinum for his eight studio albums, around three billion streams, plus numerous awards and honours. Marco Mengoni is recognised as one of Italy's most versatile and innovative singer-songwriters. Now the two-time winner of the legendary Sanremo Music Festival is going on tour again. After his performance in November 2023, the singer will return to the Olympic Hall with the great hits of his career.

16 studio albums, more than 80 million records sold worldwide and more than nine billion streams: Eros Ramazzotti is one of the most successful artists in his country and his songs have made music history in Italy. He last came to the Olympic Hall in 2023 on his Battito Infinito World Tour. Now the pop legend is returning - when his ‘Una Storia Importante’ world tour once again takes him to Munich.

More than ten million records sold, numerous gold and platinum awards, plus many millions of enthusiastic fans at her live performances. Sarah Connor has been recognised as one of the outstanding singers in German pop and soul for more than two decades. After a long studio break, the artist is now going on tour again in 2026. Sarah Connor will also be coming to the Olympic Hall with a new album in her luggage.

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.

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.

With ‘The Great Adventure’, DJ BoBo is entering a new dimension of live entertainment and will be bringing his show to the Olympic Hall on 29 May 2026.

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 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.’