At the flea market on the park harp in the Olympic Park, people can once again dawdle and haggle for all they're worth.

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.

He does not recognise rigid genres. His musical spectrum ranges from Nirvana to Tchaikovsky, from Bing Crosby to Franz Schubert - and far beyond. With his interpretations of great works from pop and classical music, rock and jazz, HAUSER has been delighting millions of fans for decades. The Croatian cello virtuoso is regarded as one of the most exciting instrumentalists of our time - and is now coming live to the Olympic Hall.

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’.

With more than 50 million units sold, ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’ is one of the most successful video games of all time. To mark the tenth anniversary of its first release, fans can now look forward to a very special event. The live performance of the original soundtrack, in which an orchestra accompanies the game sequences on an emotional journey through the world of the game.

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’.

On Sunday, 16 November 2025, the Olympic Swimming Hall in Munich will be transformed into a large adventure pool: the 7th Munich Water Sports Festival invites visitors to discover and participate free of charge.

Twelve albums in 13 years, ten of them in the top 10, eight in a row at the top of the German charts. Kontra K has long since established himself as one of the country's most successful musicians. Following his acclaimed ‘Die Hoffnung klaut mir niemand’ tour in 2024, the Berlin rapper is now touring the country again on his ‘Augen träumen Herzen sehen’ tour. He will make a guest appearance in the Olympic Hall on 18 November 2025.

They have been one of the absolute top acts in the Scandinavian metal scene for a good quarter of a century. Their songs are characterised above all by military-historical themes, with their most recent albums focusing on the First World War. Sabaton are now embarking on their new Legendary Tour - and are also promising a unique concert spectacle in the Olympic Hall on 20 November 2025.

Dancing is back in the Olympic Hall - on two evenings in a row. After 2023 and 2024, ‘Let's Dance - The Live Tour’ returns to Munich for a double show in 2025. As always, celebrities will shake a leg in duets with top professionals in front of the judges Motsi Mabuse, Joachim Llambi and Jorge González. As usual, presenter Daniel Hartwich will host the evenings on 21 and 22 November.

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.

In autumn 2025, Till Lindemann will be touring Europe's arenas with his new ‘Meine Welt’ Tour. Fans will see a completely redesigned show. He will be performing in Munich on 25 November 2025 in the Olympic Hall.

Some deathcore, paired with trancecore and metalcore, interspersed with elements of electronic rock and sometimes a touch of pop: it's a very individual style across different genres that has made the guys from Electric Callboy one of the most fascinating acts in the music business. On their massive world tour, the band from Castrop-Rauxel will once again be doing the honours in the Olympic Hall.

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.

At the end of November, motivational and business coach Jürgen Höller will be hosting Power Days 2025 at the Olympic Hall.

During his current “Seductive” tour, the German rapper announces his Still Human Tour 2025 and will be coming to the Olympic Hall on 2 December.

He has been one of the world's biggest pop stars for almost a decade and a half. Ed Sheeran fills large arenas with his shows, such as his three open-air concerts in 2022 at the Olympic Stadium in front of 200,000 fans. Now the British singer-songwriter is returning to Munich on 3 December for a guest appearance at the Olympic Hall in an exclusive performance in Germany.

Tream, in his own words Germany's first pop rapper, is taking off again: with his ‘Brotzeitour’, on which he will return to Munich on 4, 5 and 6 December 2025.

When he came to the Olympic Hall in 2024, the title of his ‘One Last Time’ tour alone almost sounded like a farewell. But of course Rod Stewart is far from thinking about quitting. Because now comes another encore of his unique career, when his ‘One More Time’ tour takes him back to Munich on 7 December 2025 - and fans can look forward to all the rock legend's great hits from more than half a century.

They are one of the most successful and influential rock bands in the country. Now the Böhsen Onkelz are coming back to the Olympic Hall on 8 and 9 December 2025 - and on two evenings for a breathtaking double concert, which, according to the band's announcement, should unsurprisingly be ‘loud and intense’, just like their previous appearances at the same venue. No more dull pre-Christmas period.