Concerts at the Olympic Park Munich

The 90s, the decade of Gameboys, Tamagotchis and lava lamps, the era of techno and trance, Schlager revival and hip-hop, MTV and Viva. From boy bands and girl groups, from New Kids on the Block to the Spice Girls. For anyone who wants to hear the sound of the nineties again and feel the vibe of those years, the 90s Super Show with many legendary live acts at the Olympic Hall is just the right event.

They have been one of the most successful German bands for two decades. After a tour of North and South America and a completely sold-out series of concerts in Europe, Tokio Hotel will be on the road again in 2026 to set new standards with spectacular live shows, in their own words. The band led by Bill and Tom Kaulitz have also announced for the concert in the Olympic Hall: ‘It will be bigger than ever before.’

Glitter, Christmas carols, party atmosphere: for many fans of Rea Garvey, the pre-Christmas ‘Christmas Calling’ shows have been an integral part of the Advent programme since 2023. Now the former frontman of Reamonn is following up with an elaborately staged live show and an innovative stage concept, bringing his Christmas spectacle to the Olympic Hall for the first time.

They know their way around the Olympic Hall. PUR have played twelve concerts here during their career, the first of which was in May 1996. In 2007, they also performed as part of the ‘Night of the Proms’. And in 2015, they were rightly honoured with a place on the Munich Olympic Walk of Stars. Now the legends of German pop are returning to perform at the Olympic Hall once again during Advent 2026.

It was the decade of Rubik's Cube and C64, Walkman and video recorders, Chernobyl and the fall of the Berlin Wall. And it was the decade of a style-defining musical era. The sound of the eighties still resonates today – which is why it's high time to celebrate the era of the eighties once again: at southern Germany's biggest 80s indoor festival with five hours of top-class live acts and unforgettable hits.

Valery Meladze is and always will be an incomparable romantic. For over 30 years, he has been touching the hearts of millions of people worldwide with his unique voice and soulful songs. His music is timeless – full of emotion, passion and true stories of love. Now, as part of his major 2027 tour, he is returning once again to Germany.

To coincide with the release of his new album “Airplane Mode” via Atlantic Records, James Blunt has announced an extensive tour of Germany. His third stop on the tour will take him back to the Olympic Hall in Munich at the end of February.

No other band in the history of pop music has given the world such a fantastic body of work as the four Swedes Agnetha Fältskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Björn Ulvaeus, and Benny Andersson. No other band has managed to captivate and inspire no fewer than four generations of fans and music lovers the way ABBA has.

With around 2.5 million monthly listeners, she is one of the most streamed German artists on Spotify. Since her 2018 album ‘Zwischen meinen Zeilen’ (Between My Lines), LEA has regularly landed in the top ten of the German charts with her releases. The multi-gold and platinum-awarded singer-songwriter will be coming to the Olympic Hall in 2027 on her big ‘Sieben Monde Arena Tour’ (Seven Moons Arena Tour).

In 2027, Simple Minds will return to Germany on a European tour to celebrate five decades of the band’s history with their fans, including in Munich.

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.

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.