Concerts at the Olympic Park Munich

Schlager music and Saturdays go together as well as glittery crowns and wild dancing, and the Schlager Night of the Year brings all of this together. In 2027, this legendary Schlager highlight is coming to 16 cities across Germany, as well as to Austria and, of course, to you here in Munich, bringing unforgettable moments, the biggest hits from the Schlager scene and a host of stars guaranteed to give you goosebumps to the stage of the Olympic Hall in Munich.

For almost half a century, he has been one of the most successful artists on the German music scene; Roland Kaiser still thrills around 400,000 fans every year with his concerts. And even in the year of his 75th birthday, the entertainer will embark on a major arena tour to perform the greatest hits of his career once again. He will be performing at the Olympic Hall on 9 and 10 April 2027.

Under the title “Euphorie Tour 2027”, the exceptional artist is returning to the Olympic Hall in Munich. Following her acclaimed “Party, Hits, Emotions” tour, the exceptional artist is embarking on a new chapter and taking her fans on an extraordinary journey full of music, colour and imagination. A show that lets you forget the daily grind for a few hours.

He has been one of the most successful German-speaking live performers for almost two decades. Between 2016 and 2019, he played open-air concerts at the Olympic Stadium for four years running. Now, following his unplugged tour, Andreas Gabalier is setting off on his biggest arena tour to date. The Austrian ‘folk rock ’n’ roller’, as he calls himself, will also be performing at the Olympic Hall on 5 November 2027.

For a good ten years now, she has been one of the country’s most remarkable artists. She scored her first big hit with “Die immer lacht”, and all her albums have reached the top five in the charts. In 2028, Kerstin Ott is now embarking on a major arena tour. With her new show “Herzen sind dumm”, the singer will bring her greatest hits, new songs and plenty of emotion and energy to the stage at the Olympic Hall.