Concerts at the Olympic Park Munich

For three decades, they have been one of the biggest bands in alternative rock. Almost two decades after their performance at the MTV Europe Awards in the Olympic Hall in 2007, the Foo Fighters are now returning to Munich – for a rousing concert at the Allianz Arena, which will serve as an alternative venue for large open-air concerts during the renovation of the Olympic Stadium in 2026 and 2027.

For more than four decades, they have been one of the most influential German-speaking bands, making music history with their songs. Now Die Toten Hosen and their charismatic frontman Campino are going on another big open-air tour in summer 2026. The Düsseldorf punk rockers will do the honours twice in the Olympic Park. Due to the renovation of the Olympic Stadium, both concerts will take place on Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Square.

For more than two decades, they have been one of the hottest alternative rock and nu metal bands in the world. Hits such as ‘Bring Me to Life’ and ‘My Immortal’ became absolute bestsellers. In 2026, Evanescence will embark on another major world tour with their charismatic founder and frontwoman Amy Lee, returning to the Olympic Hall four years after their spectacular performance in Munich.

With more than 100 million records sold, 16 studio albums and 80 singles, Bryan Adams has been one of the great legends of rock music for four decades. Songs such as ‘Summer of 69’ and ‘I Do It For You’ became global hits. He became a regular guest at the Olympiahalle with more than a dozen performances. Now the Canadian rock star is returning to Munich with new songs and old hits.

He is one of the hottest artists in the crossover between classical music and rock: Billy Andrews, better known as The Dark Tenor, has been captivating audiences for many years. In 2025 alone, more than 100,000 fans attended his live shows, and now he is going on tour again with his new album. With current songs and the greatest hits of his career, The Dark Tenor will be coming to the Small Olympic Hall on 5 November 2026.

With over 30 million monthly listeners on Spotify, nearly a million YouTube subscribers, twelve million albums sold, and more than 20 gold and platinum awards, Noah Kahan is one of the hottest and most successful singer-songwriters of our time. With his new studio album “The Great Divide”, the two-time Grammy-nominated artist is coming to the Olympic Hall in December 2026.

When they recorded their first album a good decade ago, they didn’t have any grand ambitions. “We thought this would be our first and last record, so we’d just enjoy the ride,” guitarist Dominic Craik once said. How wrong they were. Because Nothing But Thieves are now among the most successful British rock bands. Their world tour will also take them to the Olympic Hall.

They had actually had enough and retired long ago. In January 2018, guitarist Alex Lifeson announced that there were no plans for a tour or a new album. But now Rush are returning to the stage – on a tour in which the Canadian hard rock and prog rock legends will once again celebrate the best songs from a good five decades of band history.

Marc Martel is undisputedly one of the best Freddie Mercury impersonators and is considered the vocal reincarnation of the rock legend. Since 2020, the Canadian has been touring Europe and North America with his show ‘One Vision of Queen,’ establishing one of the most successful tribute shows. In 2027, Martel will go on a major tour again with his production, including another guest performance at the Olympic Hall.

They have been among the absolute heavyweights of the alternative rock genre for two decades. Thirty Seconds to Mars have also delighted their fans on several occasions with live performances at the Olympic Hall, and now the Californian brothers Jared and Shannon Leto are returning to Munich. Their performance in April 2027 will focus primarily on their two hit albums, “A Beautiful Lie” and “This Is War”.

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.