Six stars from legendary bands. Six super acts that have never seen and heard before at Rock meets Classic, which has the motto: ‘Believe in Rock'n Roll’!

1.1 million fans attended their concerts in 120 cities on six continents: The Lumineers' last tour in support of their fourth studio album “Brightside” was the biggest success in the band's history. Now the American folk-rock band is going on another big tour - on 26 April 2025, band founders Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites will celebrate their concert premiere in the Olympic Hall with their fellow musicians.

Their biggest hits include "Stressed Out" and "Heathens". Following the release of their seventh studio album "Clancy", Twenty One Pilots are now embarking on a major world tour. In addition to stops in North America and Australia, the duo led by Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun will also be touring Europe - stopping off at the Olympic Hall on 27 April 2025. For a fast-paced indie-alternative evening in the usual crossover of rock and hip-hop.

He is one of the greatest blues rockers of our time. An artist who, according to "Classic Rock Magazin", plays with more talent and dedication than anyone else in his genre. Joe Bonamassa is also a regular in Germany, not only in the top 10 of the charts, but also on concert stages. In 2025, the guitar genius goes on tour again - and delights his fans with another performance in the Olympic Hall.

They are one of the most successful and influential rock bands of the past four decades. Axl Rose and his bandmates made music history in 1987 with ‘Appetite For Destruction’. The album sold more than 30 million copies and is still regarded as the most successful debut album of all time. Now the legends of Guns N' Roses are returning to Munich - for a spectacular open air show in the Allianz Arena.

He is regarded as the vocal reincarnation of Freddie Mercury - and has therefore been one of the world's most sought-after interpreters of the unforgotten rock legend for years. Marc Martel has also given rousing performances in the Olympic Hall, most recently in September 2024. The Canadian is now returning to Munich with the fascinating tribute show ‘One Vision of Queen’ and all of the band's greatest hits.

‘You're Gonna Go Far Kid’, “The Kids Aren't Alright” and “Self Esteem” are just a few of The Offspring's hits. The band has been one of the greats of Californian punk rock for four decades. In autumn 2024, figurehead Bryan ‘Dexter’ Holland and his comrades-in-arms released their eleventh studio album, ‘Supercharged’. On their world tour, they will also rock the Olympic Hall on 30 October 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.

Sportfreunde Stiller have a very special relationship with the Olympic Park. This is where they saw their favourite bands and their favourite clubs, where they once played a memorable concert at the Theatron - and the local heroes rode their bikes to their first concert in the Olympic Hall. To celebrate the band's 30th anniversary, Peter, Flo and Rüde are going on tour again - including an anniversary hometown show on 16 May 2026.

He is a blues legend and Italy's most internationally successful musician. He has topped the album charts in his home country 13 times, sold more than 60 million records worldwide and received countless gold and platinum awards. Now singer and songwriter Zucchero is returning to Munich as part of his new world tour. On 21 June 2026, he will thrill his fans in the Olympic Hall.