More than 16 million records sold, twelve albums at number one in the charts: Andrea Berg has been one of the most successful German artists for more than two decades. In addition, she has received numerous awards, from the Bambi and the Golden Tuning Fork to the ECHO, which she has won eight times. Now the pop queen is coming back to the stage - and will perform in the Olympic Hall on 15 March 2025.

Germany's most iconic pop event returns to Munich. After the big celebrations to mark its 25th anniversary, the pop night of the year is entering its second quarter of a century with undiminished vigour. On 22 March 2025, the Olympic Hall will once again be transformed into a sparkling sea of twinkling crowns - during the six-hour live marathon of the best party hits.

In November 2014, he came to the Olympic Hall once again - for a moving concert as part of his ‘Mitten im Leben’ tour, featuring the greatest hits of his career. It was one of the last performances by Udo Jürgens, who died a few weeks later at the age of 80. Now a major tribute tour is starting in honour of the music legend: On 15 April 2025, it's ‘Da Capo Udo Jürgens’ in the Olympic Hall.

It was only in August 2024 that he completed his major tour to mark his 50th stage anniversary with 20 sold-out concerts and a total of more than 400,000 fans. Retiring comfortably is of course out of the question for Roland Kaiser. His single ‘Mein Geheimnis’, released in June 2024, was just a foretaste of the upcoming album - and of his tour, which will take him to the Olympic Hall on 6 June 2025.

Since 2017, he has been one of the hottest pop and pop musicians in this country. All of his studio albums have reached the top of the charts. After his autumn tour in 2024 and numerous open-air concerts in 2025, Ben Zucker will be touring large halls throughout Germany in spring 2026 with a new arena production and his brilliant live band. The biggest tour of his career will also take him to the Olympic Hall.

He is still one of the most successful German pop singers. With hits such as ‘Hello Again’, ‘Ti Amo’ and ‘Nachts, wenn alles schläft’, he sang his way into the hearts of millions of fans. Now it's time to say goodbye to a legend. After 60 years on stage, Howard Carpendale is embarking on his very last tour. On 26 March 2026, he says goodbye and farewell to his audience in the Olympic Hall.

Her records have sold more than 18 million copies and more than seven million fans have flocked to her concerts. And her album "Farbenspiel" is one of the most successful longplayers of all time in Germany. Helene Fischer is now returning to Munich with a spectacular stadium show - and will celebrate her open-air premiere on a 360° stage in the Allianz Arena on 17 July 2026.