It will be a firework display of emotions that touches, fascinates and amazes. With Cavalluna, Europe's biggest horse show is now back on tour to enchant the audience with a new programme. In "Grand Moments", the most beautiful scenes from past tours merge with new elements in a wondrous way. A thrilling evening of spectacular horsemanship at its best.

Since the end of 2020, it has been Germany's best-known late-night show. And the most infamous. "ZDF Magazin Royale", the subversive satirical programme in which Jan Böhmermann uses wicked and polarising irony to address grievances in politics, business and society. Now the presenter is going back on tour live with the magnificent Radio Dance Orchestra Ehrenfeld: on 24 January 2025 at the Olympic Hall.

He is the man for all furs: as the country's best-known dog trainer and most prominent expert when it comes to the relationship between two-legged and four-legged friends. Martin Rütter has been travelling for three decades on an animal-human mission, always on behalf of dogs and to educate their owners. The author and presenter is coming to the Olympic Hall with his live show ‘He just wants to play’.

Every week, they report on criminal cases and cold cases, assassination attempts on celebrities such as the murder of John Lennon or brazen robbery stories such as the break-in at the Grünes Gewölbe in Dresden. Now the two authors of the true crime podcast ‘Mord auf Ex’ are going on a big live tour. On 16 March 2025, Linn Schütze and Leonie Bartsch will take the audience in the Olympic Hall into the world of true crime.

The impressive success story of the spectacular original production from China celebrates its 25th anniversary on 24 March 2025 in the small Olympic Hall, Munich.

They bend railway tracks with their bare hands, make a truck weighing several tonnes appear as if from nowhere, and sometimes they even turn into butterflies. Can't do all that? It does for the Ehrlich Brothers. The two brothers have been pushing the boundaries of the imaginable for many years. With their "Diamonds" programme, they now present a "best of" their creative phase - in three magical performances in the Olympic Hall.

Acrobatic stunts at dizzying heights, breathtaking trick premieres and incredible records. This is the Night of the Jumps, the world's most famous freestyle motocross (FMX) series. Due to overwhelming demand, the daredevil two-wheeled artists are coming back to Munich for the spectacular 25th anniversary tour on 12 April 2025 - for a huge action spectacle under the roof of the Olympic Hall.

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.

Holiday on Ice - a special experience that will live long in the memory! Every year, Holiday on Ice presents a completely new, spectacular production. With several million spectators, the show, which combines classic figure skating with modern performance elements, is the most successful and best-known ice show of all time.

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.

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.

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.