The Superbloom festival will bring together artists ranging from Scandinavian pop-rock to British indie, with the evening programme running late into the night. Tickets are still on sale, and music fans still have time to plan their visit.
How the festival has evolved
Superbloom has been held in Munich since 2022 and, over four seasons, has become one of Bavaria‘s major summer events. In its premiere year it already drew a full house of visitors and won the European Festival Award for “Best New Festival”.
In previous years, artists such as Post Malone, Miley Cyrus, Calvin Harris, David Guetta and Sam Smith have taken to the stage, with the Olympic Stadium traditionally serving as the venue for headline acts. In 2026 the format has changed: the stadium is closed for renovation, so the organisers have stretched the festival out over five days and split it into two formats – Experience Days, with several stages running simultaneously, and evening concerts on Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Platz, where the band Die Toten Hosen already performed in June.
Festival programme
Saturday and Sunday are set aside for Experience Days. On these days, dozens of acts will perform simultaneously across several stages in the park. From Monday to Wednesday, the festival format switches to separate evening concerts, each with a single headliner and guest performers.
The schedule is as follows:
- Saturday, 29 August (Experience Days): Zartmann, SDP, Nico Santos, Asha Banks, Berq and others.
- Sunday, 30 August (Experience Days): Kygo, Tom Odell, Zara Larsson, Ikkimel and others.
- Monday, 31 August (concert): Lorde, with Lykke Li and Audrey Hobert.
- Tuesday, 1 September (concert): Sombr, with Ennio.
- Wednesday, 2 September (concert): Lewis Capaldi, with Bastille and Jessie Murph.
Ticket prices vary depending on the day:
- Saturday admission starts at 99 euros,
- Sunday – from 114 euros.
- The Lorde concert will cost 79 euros,
- The Sombr performance – 75 euros,
- And a ticket for Lewis Capaldi costs 99 euros.
Weather and transport
All Superbloom performances take place outdoors, so organisers advise guests to check the weather forecast in advance and bring sun protection or a raincoat.
According to forecasters as of 24 August, Saturday in Munich is expected to bring around 20 degrees with variable cloud cover, and Sunday around 23 degrees. From Monday to Wednesday, forecasters at the Wetter portal predict warming to 24-28 degrees.
The most convenient way to reach the Olympic Park is by public transport. The nearest metro station is Olympiazentrum on the U3 and U8 lines; the Scheidplatz and Petuelring stops are also suitable. Drivers should note that parking spaces near the park are limited, and some streets will be closed off during the festival.
Conclusion
Superbloom 2026 has outgrown its usual two-day festival format and turned into a full week of open-air summer music. Losing the Olympic Stadium hasn’t shrunk the festival’s programme – if anything, it has reshaped it. Instead of one large concert venue, guests can now look forward to five different evenings, each with its own mood and line-up. For those planning a trip to the festival, it makes sense to settle on a date in advance: the weather, prices and artist line-ups vary noticeably from day to day.
