Noah Kahan

Munich

music
Official tickets via Hellotickets
WHEN Friday 4 December
ADDRESS 27 Spiridon-Louis-Ring, Munich Directions

Experience an unforgettable evening with Noah Kahan at the iconic Munich Olympic Stadium! Known for his soulful lyrics and captivating melodies, Noah Kahan brings his unique blend of heartfelt indie-folk and catchy pop tunes to one of Munich's most legendary venues. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this concert promises an intimate yet electrifying atmosphere under the vast, historic stadium roof.

Expect an engaging setlist featuring hits like 'Hurt Somebody,' 'False Confidence,' and tracks from his latest album—each song delivered with raw emotion and vibrant energy. The Munich Olympic Stadium offers an exceptional concert experience with excellent acoustics and spacious seating, ensuring you catch every nuance of Noah's warm vocals and acoustic mastery.

This event is special not only because of Noah Kahan’s rising star status but also due to the venue’s storied past. Built for the 1972 Summer Olympics, the stadium blends open-air charm with state-of-the-art sound and lighting, enhancing every moment of the performance. Whether you choose to soak in the ambiance from the lawn or secure a spot closer to the stage, the visual and auditory experience will leave you inspired.

Practical tips: Arrive early to navigate parking and public transport easily—Munich’s Olympic Park is well connected via the U-Bahn (Olympiazentrum station). Dress comfortably but stylishly—you'll want to enjoy the outdoor evening with layers as temperatures can drop after sunset. Food and drinks will be available onsite, so bring some cash or card for snacks and refreshments. The venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone enjoys Noah Kahan's soulful tunes.

Don't miss this chance to see Noah Kahan live at the historic Munich Olympic Stadium—a night promising great music, stunning visuals, and memories to last a lifetime. Secure your tickets now and get ready to be moved!

Frequently Asked Questions

It's best to arrive at least 30-45 minutes before the doors open to allow time for parking, security checks, and to find your seat comfortably.

Yes, there are several parking lots around the Olympic Park, but they can fill up quickly during events. Public transport is highly recommended.

There’s no formal dress code—casual and comfortable clothing is ideal, especially layers for cooler evening temperatures.

Children are welcome, but check the event’s age restrictions and consider that the atmosphere might be loud and crowded.

Yes, the venue offers a variety of food and drink stalls. You can purchase snacks, meals, and beverages on-site.

The Munich Olympic Stadium has a partial roof covering the seating areas, but much of the venue is open-air. Bring a rain jacket or poncho just in case.

Expect the concert to last around 90 minutes to 2 hours, including possible opening acts.

Refund policies vary by ticket provider. Generally, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled.

Yes, the stadium is wheelchair accessible with designated seating areas and accessible restrooms.

Bring your ticket (printed or digital), ID, some cash or card for food/drinks, a rain jacket, and a fully charged phone for photos and communication.

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