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With more than three million downloads per month, it is one of the most successful audio formats in Germany: the crime podcast ‘Zeit Verbrechen’ is now going on its first live tour. Hosts Sabine Rückert, Andreas Sentker, Anne Kunze and Daniel Müller will also be describing unusual cases in the Olympic Hall, focusing on the perpetrators and victims as well as the details of investigations and evidence.

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.

With Cinema of Dreams, Holiday on Ice is writing the next chapter of the world's most successful ice show. Inspired by big Hollywood blockbusters, the new show tells a thrilling story about friendship, fantasy and the courage to dream. Breathtaking figure skating, opulent backdrops and a soundtrack full of emotion merge to create an unforgettable live experience.

Europe's most successful gymnastics show returns to Munich. After the spectacular guest performance with ‘Gaia’ in the Olympic Hall in January 2025, the fireworks of gymnastics art are now igniting the next stage. ‘Viva’, the title of the new programme, promises an evening full of joie de vivre and enchanting magic, grandiose artistry and breathtaking acrobatics, presented by world-class artists.

The Night of Freestyle returns to the Olympic Hall. Just one year after the last spectacular evening full of sensational tricks and breathtaking stunts, the Munich audience can once again look forward to a powerful show with adrenaline-fuelled goosebump moments. Whether freestyle motocross or BMX, mountain bike or snowmobile, scooter or quad: once again, the stars of the scene show off all their skills.

From October 2025 to June 2026, CAVALLUNA can be seen in over 30 cities with the new show Tor zur Anderswelt! Of course, Europe's most popular horse show will also be returning to the Olympic Hall in Munich on 21 & 22 February 2026.

In Diamonds, the Ehrlich Brothers bring their most spectacular illusions from ten years to the stage for the first time. The tour was originally limited to one year. Due to popular demand, the Ehrlich Brothers will return to the Olympic Hall in Munich with Diamonds in spring 2026.

There will be a reunion with Anna, Elsa and snowman Olaf from ‘The Ice Queen’ and with Mirabel from ‘Encanto’, with Vaiana, Rapunzel and mermaid Arielle - and of course Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy will also be back. Disney on Ice returns to the Olympic Hall for six shows in March 2026 with the ‘Heroic Adventures’ programme - a thrilling experience for the whole family.

Seven days in the wilderness, far away from civilisation in a fight for survival: The survival format 7 vs. Wild has been one of the most successful German reality shows for years. Now the adventure is moving from the screen to the stage. On 31 March 2026, the audience in the Olympic Hall will not only experience exclusive insights behind the scenes of the hit series, but will also see its stars live on stage for the first time.

Abbamania is back! After the successful guest appearances of recent years and a rousing performance in March 2025, the world's most successful Abba tribute show is returning to the Olympic Hall in 2026 - to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their mega-hit ‘Dancing Queen’, which took the legendary quartet to number one in the singles charts in 16 countries in 1976.

NIGHT of the JUMPs will celebrate its season opener on 12 April 2025 in the Olympic Hall in Munich. Due to high demand, NIGHT of the JUMPs will return to the Olympic Hall for another show on 25 April 2026.

It is not only the most successful dance production of all time - with his show, Michael Flatley also helped Celtic music and traditional Irish dance to achieve world fame. To celebrate its 30th anniversary, ‘Lord of the Dance’ is now going on tour again and will also be coming to the Olympic Hall on 22 May 2026. As always with the story of the fight of good against evil. And with more than 150,000 clacking taps.

Of course, they are all there again. Whether Frederic Freiherr von Furchensumpf or Josie, the turtle lady. Whether King Schröder or Princess Ursula and all the other well-known puppets. On his fifth live tour, Berlin ventriloquist, comedian and magician Sascha Grammel will once again provide a wonderfully entertaining evening. On 26 November 2026, he will be coming to the Olympic Hall with ‘Wünsch Dir was’.

It was only in May 2025 that his “Laugh Stories” programme at the Olympic Hall was a constant source of laughter, and Chris Tall is returning to Munich just one and a half years later. With his new programme ‘Keep Laughing’, the multiple award-winning Hamburg stand-up comedian is once again in top humorous form and presents the absurdities of everyday life in his usual interaction with the audience.

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.