Halle Olé Party-Tour

Mallorca Atmosphere on the Peißnitzinsel

The Olé Party-Tour has been a phenomenon in the German concert scene for years. What began as a regional Ballermann party has become a nationwide touring major event with over 2.9 million visitors in total. In 2026, the tour will stop in Halle (Saale) for the first time — on July 11th at the Freilichtbühne der Peißnitzinsel.

The staging is clear: seven hours of continuous Mallorca atmosphere, Schlager hits, beer tent classics, and Eurodance, paired with DJ sets between acts. It's not a classic concert — it's an open-air après-ski in midsummer, in Halle, right on the Saale river.

The Cream of the Mallorca and Schlager Scene

The stage features a concentrated lineup of German party music professionals: Mia Julia with her cheeky Ballermann hits, Mickie Krause as the indestructible "Geh mal Bier hol'n" macho, Julian Sommer, whose songs are played in every stadium hall, Anna-Maria Zimmermann from the Schlager core, and Oli.P, who once made a career with "Flugzeuge im Bauch" and now performs on the Schlager stage.

In addition, acts like Malle Anja, Fire Squad, Noisetime, Tim Peters, Mia Weber, Nancy Franck, Julian Benz, and DJ Christian Schall will keep the audience entertained between and after the headliners. Overall, a program with few breaks, running from the afternoon into the late evening.

Peißnitzinsel — The Stage for Major Open-Airs in Halle

The open-air stage on the Peißnitzinsel is the most important open-air concert venue in Halle. The island in the middle of the Saale river, with its old trees, waterside location, and proximity to the city center, is a backdrop where In Extremo, Eisbrecher, and many other stars have already performed. For the Olé Party-Tour, Halle is the premiere location in 2026 — if successful, the festival will likely become an annual tradition.

Halle (Saale) and the State of Saxony-Anhalt in Summer

Halle, the largest city in Saxony-Anhalt, is a festival magnet, especially in summer — in addition to the Olé Party, there's Women in Jazz, the Weckt-die-Toten-Festival, the Hallesche Salzfest, and many other major events. The city has developed into an important concert location in Central Germany in recent years. Those who love Schlager and Mallorca parties and plan a weekend in Halle can combine it with a city walk and a Saale river tour.