Seven days, five concert evenings, top acts: Superbloom 2026 in Munich is growing – sombr, Ikkimel and Ayliva are also there. All information here.
The Superbloom Festival in Munich is significantly expanding its concept in 2026. Instead of a weekend, the event will take place over seven days for the first time. Two so-called Experience Days and five concert evenings are planned in Munich’s Olympic Park. The event period runs from August 29th to September 4th, 2026. The organizers are reacting to structural changes to the site and at the same time adapting the structure of the festival.
The event, which has so far been concentrated on two festival days, will in future be supplemented by several individual concerts that will take place in the week after the Experience Days. In addition to this news, there is also line-up information to report. Lorde, Kygo, Lewis Capaldi and more are there.
Experience Days with international and national acts
The Experience Days open the festival on Saturday and Sunday, August 29th and 30th. Several stages and various experience areas are planned on the site. The acts announced so far include:
- Kygo
- Tom Odell
- Zara Larsson
- Tash Sultana
- Zartman
- Berq
- Ikkimel
- Baran Kok
- bbno$
- Vicky
- Asha Banks
- Jolle
- Mika Noe
- Magda
- Laurence Nicholas
- Civan
- Jules Was
- Filow
- Horsegirl
- Noga Erez
- Oskar Med K
- Kiarababa
- Dani Lia
- Yung Pepp
- Spoken Word: Teresa Reichl & Merve
In addition to concerts, the program includes additional experience areas as an integral part of the festival format. According to the organizers, these areas are intended to offer additional content relating to culture, entertainment and live formats.
Five concert evenings after the festival weekend
New to the concept are the concerts, which take place from August 31st to September 4th – individual concert evenings, each with a headliner and other acts. So far confirmed are:
- Lorde (with support from Audrey Hobert)
- sombr (with support from Ennio)
- Lewis Capaldi (with Bastille and Jessie Murph)
- Ayliva
An act for the final evening is still pending. According to the organizers, further names for the Experience Days and Concerts will follow in the coming weeks.
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Reconstruction of the Olympic Stadium changes the area
Due to renovation work, the Olympic Stadium can no longer be part of the Superbloom from 2026. The area in the Olympic Park was therefore reorganized. The main stage of the Experience Days will be set up on the southern part of the park and will be supplemented by other stages such as the NeoNeo Stage and the Hideaway Stage as well as additional experience areas.
Additional event space will be created for the concert evenings. Some of the shows will take place on a new stage at Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Platz, other gigs are planned on the Bloom Stage in the southwest of the site.
Tickets and advance sales
For 2026, only day tickets will be offered. According to the organizers, regular advance sales start on Thursday, March 5th at 6 p.m.
Prices vary depending on the day of the event: Early bird tickets for the Experience Days cost from 89 euros (Saturday) or 94 euros (Sunday), concert tickets are between 75 and 99 euros per evening.
Additional options such as front-of-stage or Silver Circle access can be booked separately; Special ticket categories for children and young people are also planned.
Festival since 2022 in the Olympic Park
Superbloom has been taking place in Munich’s Olympic Park since 2022 and has been held as a two-day festival in recent years. According to the organizers, the premiere was sold out and attracted around 50,000 visitors per day. In addition to music acts, the concept also includes comedy formats, podcasts and other experience areas.
The line-up for the 2025 edition included Post Malone, Hozier, Shawn Mendes, Tiestö, Raye and Nelly Furtado.
