Concerts at the Olympic Park Munich

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.

Nina Chuba is one of the most exciting newcomers on the German music scene. In 2022, she celebrated a mega-seller with ‘Wildberry Lillet’, which has generated more than 200 million views on Spotify to date. And with her debut album ‘Glas’, the singer and rapper also catapulted herself to number 1 in the charts. After her premiere at the Olympic Hall in October 2025, Nina Chuba returns to Munich for three concerts.

The long wait was finally over for his fans. In January 2026, A$AP Rocky released ‘Don't Be Dumb’, his first studio album after an almost eight-year hiatus. It was a good reason to go on a big tour with new songs and old classics. On his concert tour, which will take the New York rapper from North America to Europe, A$AP Rocky will also be stopping off at the Olympic Hall.

Apache 207 is back for more! With his most extensive live tour to date, he is currently causing a sensation on stage – and is going one better: from September 2026, he will be playing more unforgettable shows in selected cities, including a double performance at the Olympic Hall in Munich.

RIN embodies emotional depth like no other rapper. Through his melancholic lyrics, he has succeeded in taking German rap in a new direction. His fans can look forward to a concert at the Olympic Hall in November.

They were one of the most successful and influential bands in Germany. Pioneers who helped German-language hip-hop break through with their humorous and intelligent lyrics. Now it's time to say goodbye to Die Fantastischen Vier, because after 36 years, the quartet consisting of Smudo, Thomas D., Michi Beck and And. Ypsilon is going on a farewell tour. Including two very last performances at the Olympic Hall.

"To everyone who was planning on coming to my tour of Europe and UK in March 2026, I'm sorry to share the difficult decision has been made to postpone this run of shows. This decision was not made lightly and is due to unforeseen issues with my voice over the past few months, culminating in a vocal haemorrhage. Off the back of this, doctors have strongly advised against a tour of this scale so soon into recovery. We've worked hard to find new dates for this tour and I'm glad to let you know that the tour has been rescheduled to March 2027. Current tickets will remain valid, however if you're unable to attend the new dates, refund options will be available through your point of purchase. Thank you so much for all of your understanding, I can't wait to see you all when I'm next in Europe"