Events at the Olympic Park Munich

Her late-night show ‘Inas Nacht’ has been a long-running hit on German television for almost two decades. But Ina Müller has not only enjoyed success as a TV presenter, but also as an author, singer and cabaret artist. With her ninth studio album, ‘6.0’, the entertainer will be going on tour again in autumn 2026. Accompanied by her rousing band, she will once again be performing at the Olympic Hall.

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.

One of them is the undisputed record-holder with 21 number-one albums in the German charts and, having sold more than 50 million records, is one of the most influential figures in the music industry of recent decades. The other, with gold and platinum albums and sold-out arena concerts, is one of the most successful German pop artists of his generation. Peter Maffay and Johannes Oerding are now going on tour with their first joint album.

They have been one of Germany’s most successful bands for decades. In 2022, they caused a sensation when they played at a major open-air concert in the Olympic Stadium. Now Die Ärzte are returning to Munich to play indoors – but they’ll be doing so twice. On 26 and 27 April 2027, the indestructible trio of Farin Urlaub, Bela B and Rodrigo González will be coming to the Olympic Hall for a double concert.

As part of their world tour, the Scorpions are returning to Germany! On 22 May 2027, they will be performing live at the Olympic Hall in Munich.

He was one of the biggest newcomer sensations of recent years. With his single “Back To Friends”, Sombr stormed into the top ten of the international charts in 2025, whether in his native US, the UK or Germany. Following his performance at Superbloom 2026, the songwriter is now returning to the Olympic Park – this time in the Olympic Hall as part of his “You Are The Reason” tour.

Whether it's ‘Bochum’, ‘Männer’ or ‘Flugzeuge im Bauch’, whether it's “Mensch” or ‘Kinder an die Macht’: Herbert Grönemeyer has made German music history with his songs and his work over the past four decades. Following his unplugged tour entitled ‘mittendrin – akustisch’ (right in the middle – acoustic) in 2026, Grönemeyer will also embark on a major concert tour in 2027 – including a double concert at the Olympic Hall.

Didn’t it already sound like a final farewell when Rod Stewart performed at the Olympic Hall in 2024 and 2025? On tours called ‘One Last Time’ and ‘One More Time’? But the rock legend couldn’t quite bring himself to say goodbye to the stage. With ‘The Final Encore’, Stewart is now announcing one very last encore – to perform his greatest hits from more than five decades once again 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.

Her career is one of the most extraordinary in the European rock music industry. She scored her biggest hits with “Bello e impossibile”, “I maschi” and, of course, “Un’estate italiana”. But the fact that she remains an absolute top star to this day was demonstrated by her sold-out open-air concert in September 2026, in front of 20,000 people at Berlin’s Waldbühne. With her new album “GiannaGold”, Gianna Nannini is also coming to the Olympic Hall.

They have been legends of the Munich music scene for decades, their songs timeless classics. To mark their 50th anniversary, the Spider Murphy Gang are embarking on a major anniversary tour. Günther Sigl, Barny Murphy and their bandmates will be performing the greatest hits of their career over two evenings, proving that, even after half a century, they’re still out and about as a brilliant live band, having a great time doing it.