In recent years, one concert highlight has followed the next in Munich: from Adele’s residency to Taylor Swift’s Mount Swiftie and Ed Sheeran’s exclusive performance. The who’s who of the music scene was represented in our city and we can look forward to many well-known names and big concerts again in 2026. Despite the renovation of the Olympic Stadium, there will once again be some open-air shows in addition to the usual indoor performances, promising a musical summer.
January 22: Bushido
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We start the new year with a hip-hop legend: former Aggro Berlin rapper Bushido is coming to Munich twice for his new tour “Alles wird gut”. This will also be his farewell tour and marks the crowning glory of a successful music career. If you miss him in January, you will have another opportunity to see Bushido live in the Olympic Hall on March 11 before he retires.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
February 06: Best of Bridgerton on Strings
Experience the modern hits of the Netflix series in a classic reinterpretation at Candlelight. A talented string quartet transforms Pitbull’s “Give Me Everything” Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” and Sia’s “Cheap Thrills” into classic versions that will transport you straight to the Regency era. Immersed in the light of hundreds of candles, you’ll get goosebumps and feel like you’re part of London’s high society. Don’t miss this unique concert experience and get your tickets here.
📍 Venue: Church of the Resurrection
February 26: Jason Derulo
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“Jason Derulo!” can be heard throughout the Olympic Hall at the end of February when the R’n’B singer from Florida calls for the “Last Dance”. You can expect an energetic show with impressive dance interludes and well-known tracks to sing along to. The setlist includes hits such as “Talk Dirty”, “Wiggle”, “Swalla” and “Savage Love”, which are guaranteed to get you dancing along.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
March 02: Sean Paul
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If you still can’t sit still to “Get Busy” and “Temperature” and fancy a good dose of nostalgia, then you shouldn’t miss Sean Paul’s debut at the Olympiahalle. The Jamaican still impresses today with his hot mix of dancehall and reggae and gets the crowds moving.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
March 04: Florence + The Machine
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Florence Welch made it straight to number 1 in the British album charts with her first album and her success has continued ever since. She is now going on tour again with her latest work “Everybody Scream” together with her band The Machine and will also be stopping off in Munich. Look forward to a pop-folk spectacle with new and old songs, which Florence + The Machine will present for you with their usual skill and feeling.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
March 14: The Lord of the Rings – In concert live to film
The Lord of the Rings film trilogy is now 25 years old. A quarter of a century needs to be properly celebrated and what better way to do that than with live music to the film? The first two parts have already been set to music in the past two years, and now the grand finale will follow in 2026 with “The Return of the King”. Watch the blockbuster on the big screen while the orchestra and choir provide the live background music. You won’t forget this experience in a hurry.
📍 Location: Olympic Hall
April 16: Tame Impala
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The exceptional Australian artist is back in 2025, a whole five years after his last album, with his new longplayer “Deadbeat” and is going on a big arena tour. Here, Kevin Parker and his band will once again delight you with a unique blend of synth-pop, rock and R’n’B that will transport you to another world.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
June 11 & 12: Linkin Park
Linkin Park have been blessing us with their music for 30 years and have achieved absolute legend status during this time. After the tragic death of frontman Chester Bennington , the band made their comeback with their new singer Emily Armstrong in 2024 and are coming to Munich for the first time in their new formation. This year, they will open the open-air season in the Allianz Arena, which will serve as a replacement for the Olympic Stadium this summer.
June 25 to 27: The Weeknd
“After Hours Til Dawn” is the name of the new tour by Canadian superstar The Weeknd and is already considered the biggest R’n’B tour of all time. The singer, who has already broken several records in his career, is playing three shows in the Allianz Arena. Emotional ballads and danceable up-tempo numbers await you and will set the pace for three nights in Frötmanning.
July 04 to 06: Nina Chuba
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The young singer originally only wanted to play one concert in Munich, but due to high demand she added two extra shows to her stay with us. Her big breakthrough came in 2022, when she launched the summer hit of the year in the charts with “Wildberry Lillet”. Since then, she has been an integral part of the German music scene and has had a significant influence on it.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
July 17: Helene Fischer
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The queen of German pop celebrates her 20-year career! The 360° tour promises exactly that: 100% Helene Fischer all round. Get ready for the great show in the Allianz Arena and party breathlessly through the night at this open-air party.
📍 Venue: Allianz Arena
August 21: Pink Floyd by echoes
Germany’s best-known Pink Floyd tribute band brings the greatest hits of the progressive and art rock act to the stage at the Munich open-air summer in the Brunnenhof. Embark on a journey back in time to the 1970s and lose yourself in psychedelic soundscapes and sensational guitar playing that is in no way inferior to the original. Get your tickets here.
📍 Venue: Brunnenhof
September 15, 16 & 18: AnnenMayKantereit
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Since their breakthrough in 2011, the Cologne trio has become an integral part of the German music scene. AnnenMayKantereit are coming to Munich for three concerts this year and will take you into their soulful world. Henning May’s unique voice will carry you melodically through the evening and make you forget everything around you for a moment.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
November 16: Tokio Hotel
They are back on the stages of this world and of course a stop in their home country is a must. Tokio Hotel will rock your November with a live show that promises to be bigger than ever. After last performing at Superbloom in Munich in 2024, they are now returning to our city with their own headlining show, tearing up the Olympiahalle with old and new songs.
📍 Venue: Olympic Hall
More big concerts in Munich in 2026
We’ve given you an overview of this year’s big concerts here, but there are more stars and artists coming to Munich this year whose shows you can look forward to:
- February 14: Herbert Grönemeyer
- February 25: Eros Ramazzotti
- March 24: Clueso
- March 29: Sarah Connor
- May 16: Sportfreunde Stiller
- May 17: Eric Clapton
- May 29: DJ BoBo
- July 08 & 09: Die Toten Hosen
- November 10: Nico Santos
- December 03: BAP
- December 16: PUR
Rumors also continue to circulate that Lady Gaga will be coming to Munich in the new year. We remain curious to see if this turns out to be true and whether we can expect more big concerts in Munich.