For more than four decades, he has been one of the greatest artists on the German music scene. With albums such as ‘4630 Bochum’ and ‘Mensch’, Herbert Grönemeyer created epoch-making masterpieces, and songs such as ‘Männer’, “Alkohol” and ‘Flugzeuge im Bauch’ became defining anthems. In February 2026, Grönemeyer will continue his ‘mittendrin – akustisch’ tour and will also be coming to the Olympic Hall with his choir, orchestra and band.

16 studio albums, more than 80 million records sold worldwide and more than nine billion streams: Eros Ramazzotti is one of the most successful artists in his country and his songs have made music history in Italy. He last came to the Olympic Hall in 2023 on his Battito Infinito World Tour. Now the pop legend is returning - when his ‘Una Storia Importante’ world tour once again takes him to Munich.

More than ten million records sold, numerous gold and platinum awards, plus many millions of enthusiastic fans at her live performances. Sarah Connor has been recognised as one of the outstanding singers in German pop and soul for more than two decades. After a long studio break, the artist is now going on tour again in 2026. Sarah Connor will also be coming to the Olympic Hall with a new album in her luggage.

He has been performing solo for ten years now and has already enjoyed great success with his two albums to date. With the release of his funky hit ‘Lemonade’ in autumn 2025, Louis Tomlinson gave us a taste of his latest LP, ‘How Did I Get Here?’ – and of his big world tour, which will also bring the former One Direction member to the Olympic Hall in spring 2026.

Udo Lindenberg described him as having a ‘throat of gold’ back in 2005 - at a time when Johannes Oerding was still touring the country's smaller stages as a largely unknown artist. The musician is now one of the most successful German singers and singer-songwriters, filling the biggest halls in Germany with his performances. His upcoming arena tour will also take him to the Olympic Hall on 18 April 2026.

With 18 million albums sold, ten billion streams, six million fans at their concerts and numerous platinum and gold awards, 5 Seconds of Summer are one of the most successful international bands of the past decade and a half. In 2026, the four Australian friends will embark on a major world tour with their new album ‘Everyone's a Star!’, including a stop at the Olympic Hall on 27 April.

He is not only an extremely successful singer and songwriter. With his social commitment and peace projects, he also fights worldwide for justice and tolerance, against hatred, war and discrimination. Now Michael Patrick Kelly is going on tour again after a long creative break. On his concert tour through Europe, the Irish-American musician will also visit the Olympic Hall on 29 April 2026.

He is the most successful Swiss artist of our time and has been a superstar of the European music scene for decades, having sold more than 15 million albums. The last time he came to the Olympic Hall was in 2023, on his Evolut30ns tour to celebrate his 30th stage anniversary. Now DJ Bubo is once again doing the honours and delighting his fans with a brand new show on his ‘The Great Adventure’ tour.

Since their formation in 2011, they have developed from an insider tip from Cologne to one of the most successful bands in Germany. Their previous albums have achieved gold and platinum status, and their biggest hits include songs such as ‘Barfuß am Klavier’, ‘Drei Tage am Meer’ and ‘Oft gefragt’. AnnenMayKantereit are now embarking on another major live tour, returning to the Olympic Hall in 2026.

He stormed the charts with hits such as ‘Home’, ‘Rooftop’, ‘Safe’ and ‘Better’. But Nico Santos also proved his musical versatility with singles such as ‘Human Being’, ‘Geschlossene Augen’ and ‘Ray of Light’. After inspiring performances on his acclaimed Ride tour, the singer-songwriter is going back on arena tour after two new albums - including a guest appearance in the Olympic Hall on 10 November 2026.

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.’

They made music history, their songs became catchy tunes, some of them anthems. Now one of Germany's most successful rock bands is celebrating a milestone birthday. To mark their 50th anniversary, BAP are now embarking on a major anniversary tour, which will celebrate more than just half a century of band history. In 2026, Wolfgang Niedecken will also turn 75. Cologne's rock legends will perform at the Olympic Hall on 3 December.

Following the huge success of this year's Christmas Calling shows, Rea Garvey is taking the next step and will be presenting his popular Christmas show next year as an elaborately staged live show with a new stage concept.

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.

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).

Herbert Grönemeyer and his band consistently demonstrate the power of an arena concert with their energetic performances. Following the incredibly fast-selling shows of their unplugged tour ‘mittendrin – akustisch’, they will be going on another major concert tour in 2027.