Linkin Park can also be experienced live in this country in 2026. You can find out what fans can expect here.
Linkin Park are giving six concerts in Germany this summer. After seven years, Linkin Park went on tour again in 2024 for the first time since Chester Bennington’s death – with new singer Emily Armstrong and fresh music with them. Since then they have been on the road almost permanently for their “From Zero World Tour”: North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia. The alternative rock band from California is coming to Germany again in June. Four tour stops and two festival appearances have been announced. Here you will find everything you need to know, from ticket prices to directions.
Tour stops and prices
On June 1st and 3rd, Linkin Park will play at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg. On June 5th they are headlining at Rock am Ring at the Nürburgring, and on June 7th at Rock im Park in Nuremberg. In Munich they will perform for two nights at the Allianz Arena on June 11th and 12th.
There are still tickets available in many seating and standing areas for both dates in Hamburg, the cheapest ones start at 100 euros. The situation is similar in Munich on June 11th: starting prices are 115 euros. On Friday, June 12th, tickets in the Allianz Arena will become scarcer: there will only be a limited selection in the seating area starting at 174 euros and there will no longer be any official standing room.
Linkin Park are also headlining the line-up for Rock im Park and Rock am Ring this year. However, both festivals are already completely sold out. In some cases there are still isolated fan sales for festival and day tickets.
times
Admission for the concerts in Hamburg and Munich starts at 6:30 p.m. Clipse and Phantogram have been announced as support acts.
At Rock am Ring, Linkin Park plays on the Utopia Stage from 11 p.m. The timetable for Rock im Park sets the band for 9:30 p.m. on a stage of the same name.
Directions Hamburg
The concerts in Hamburg take place in the Volksparkstadion. The address is Uwe-Seeler-Allee 9, 22525 Hamburg.
Public transport
The Volksparkstadion can be reached by public transport via the Stellingen and Eidelstedt stops, which are served by the S-Bahn lines S3 and S5 – both run from the main train station. You can also get there from Altona train station with the S3. If you take the S1 line, get off at the Othmarschen stop.
car
If you arrive by car, you can get to the Volksparkstadion via the A7. The Volkspark exit is recommended, although there is a risk of traffic jams leading to the parking spaces. Alternatively, the parking spaces can be reached via the Stellingen exit.
Park
There are several parking spaces around the Volksparkstadion. The largest are on the northwest side and can be reached via the Stellingen motorway exit to avoid traffic jams. The parking fees are nine euros.
Directions Munich
The concerts in Munich take place in the Allianz Arena. The address is Franz-Beckenbauer-Platz 5.
By public transport
With the subway line U6 in the direction of Garching Research Center you can reach the Fröttmaning stop and from there the Allianz Arena. If you arrive by train, take the S-Bahn from the main station or the Ostbahnhof to Marienplatz and change there to the U6.
By car
The Allianz Arena advises against arriving by car, as exiting the car park after the event has ended can involve long waiting times. If you still arrive with your own car, you can get to the stadium from the north via the A99 and take exit 12b towards Munich-Fröttmaning-Süd. Those arriving from the south take the A9 and take exit 73 Munich-Fröttmaning-Nord.
Park
There are three parking garages with license plate registration on site. The maximum entrance height is two meters and the cost is 15 euros. Anyone arriving with larger vehicles must use the guest parking space for 20 euros.
Directions to Rock am Ring
With the city shuttle
Rock am Ring provides city shuttles that serve the cities of Cologne, Dortmund, Essen, Düsseldorf and Wuppertal as well as Koblenz and the Cologne and Frankfurt airports. City shuttles for almost all cities can be booked in advance via the Rock am Ring website. Tickets for the Koblenz City Shuttle can only be purchased on site. The shuttle bus leaves from the coach stop at Neverstrasse 8; Ticket sales are carried out there by the DB Customer Center Koblenz directly at the departure stop.
By car
The organizer asks that you do not use navigation apps such as Google Maps or Apple Maps, but only use your own NUNAV app to be guided directly from home to a free parking space.
Directions to Rock in the Park
With the city shuttle
Rock im Park also offers its own city shuttles: These depart from the cities of Frankfurt, Aschaffenburg, Würzburg, Stuttgart, Heilbronn, Berlin, Leipzig, Munich, Ingolstadt and Augsburg, as well as from Munich Airport. All shuttles can be booked via the Rock im Park website.
By public transport
If you are traveling from Nuremberg by public transport, you can take the S2 towards Altdorf or the tram 7 towards Dürrenteich and get off at the Dürrenteich stop. From Nordostbahnhof take bus 65 towards Röthenbach to the Bayernstraße, Volksfestplatz or Doku-Zentrum stop. From the “Plärrer” subway station, the tram takes 10 festival visitors to the dozen pond.
By car
As with Rock am Ring, the organizer also requests that you do not approach the festival site using navigation apps such as Google Maps or Apple Maps, but rather only use your own NUNAV app to be guided directly from home to a free parking space.
Caution: If you only have a day ticket for Linkin Park and are not traveling for the entire festival weekend, you will have to come by public transport or bicycle. The festival does not provide parking spaces for day visitors.
Setlist
At the final tour stop of the “From Zero World Tour” in Auckland, the setlist looked like this:
- Somewhere I Belong
- Lying From You
- Up From the Bottom
- Points of Authority
- The Emptiness Machine
- The Catalyst
- Burn It Down
- Castle of Glass
- Where’d You Go?
- Waiting for the End
- From the Inside
- Two Faced
- Joe Hahn solo
- When They Come for Me / Step Up / Until It Breaks / Lift Off / Remember the Name
- Unshatter
- One step closer
- Lost
- Leave Out All the Rest
- What I’ve Done
- Overflow
- Numb
- In the End
- Faint
Encore:
- Papercut
- Heavy Is the Crown
- Bleed It Out
