Concerts at the Olympic Park Munich

It was only in June that they caused a sensation once again: at Rock am Ring, when Papa Roach arrived by helicopter for their spectacular stage performance. That’s not to be expected at their concert in the Olympic Hall, but fans of rock can, of course, look forward once more to a breathtaking and certainly loud evening, featuring the biggest hits and best songs from the band’s 30-year career.

With over 30 million monthly listeners on Spotify, nearly a million YouTube subscribers, twelve million albums sold, and more than 20 gold and platinum awards, Noah Kahan is one of the hottest and most successful singer-songwriters of our time. With his new studio album “The Great Divide”, the two-time Grammy-nominated artist is coming to the Olympic Hall in December 2026.

Due to production-related reasons, the show on 20 January 2027 will be moved from the Olympic Hall to the Zenith. All tickets remain valid.

They had actually had enough and retired long ago. In January 2018, guitarist Alex Lifeson announced that there were no plans for a tour or a new album. But now Rush are returning to the stage – on a tour in which the Canadian hard rock and prog rock legends will once again celebrate the best songs from a good five decades of band history.

Marc Martel is undisputedly one of the best Freddie Mercury impersonators and is considered the vocal reincarnation of the rock legend. Since 2020, the Canadian has been touring Europe and North America with his show ‘One Vision of Queen,’ establishing one of the most successful tribute shows. In 2027, Martel will go on a major tour again with his production, including another guest performance at the Olympic Hall.

They have been among the absolute heavyweights of the alternative rock genre for two decades. Thirty Seconds to Mars have also delighted their fans on several occasions with live performances at the Olympic Hall, and now the Californian brothers Jared and Shannon Leto are returning to Munich. Their performance in April 2027 will focus primarily on their two hit albums, “A Beautiful Lie” and “This Is War”.

They embody high-energy rock ’n’ roll; with their powerful riffs and forceful vocals, they are at times reminiscent of the great rock and blues bands of the 1960s and 1970s. And yet Greta Van Fleet have established a sound all of their own. This can be heard on their very latest studio album, “Palace For The People”, with which the US quartet will embark on a major tour of North America and Europe in 2027, including a stop in Munich.

With nearly 65 million albums sold and just under 30 million listeners on Spotify, Nickelback are among the most successful rock bands of our time. Among the biggest hits of their career are “How You Remind Me” and “Rockstar”. Now the Canadian quartet, fronted by Chad Kroeger, is once again heading out on a world tour with their new studio album ‘Everything Under The Sun’ – including a gig in Munich.

They are the most successful and legendary band of the Britpop era. In the 1990s, Oasis wrote timeless anthems, from ‘Some Might Say’ to ‘Wonderwall’ and ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’. Following the rift between Liam and Noel Gallagher, the band split up in 2009. Their reunion in 2025 went down as one of the most spectacular comebacks in music history. In 2027, Oasis will now play three open-air concerts at the Allianz Arena.

Their concerts are intense, sweat-inducing experiences brimming with power and energy. For the past ten years, the post-punk quintet Fontaines D.C. have been touring venues around the world, thrilling fans with powerful performances across Europe, North America and Australia. With their new studio album ‘Dopamine Chamber’, the Irish band are now heading out on tour once again – and will celebrate their debut night at the Olympic Hall on 17 August 2027.

For more than three decades, he has been touring the world as an acclaimed musician, initially as part of the legendary boy band Boyzone, and later as a successful solo artist. Featured on the soundtrack to the romantic film "Notting Hill", his song “When You Say Nothing At All” became a global hit and a timeless classic. His world tour is now called “Just Getting Started”, and Ronan Keating will also be performing at the Olympic Hall.

With over 80 million records sold, six Top Ten albums on the Billboard 200, induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2024 – and long since a member of Spotify’s elite Billions Club. The hit single “I Want To Know What Love Is” alone has racked up nearly 1.5 billion streams. To mark the band’s 50th anniversary, the rock legends of Foreigner are going on tour and will be performing at the Olympic Hall with Europe as special guests.