SUPERBLOOM Festival Munich
Pop, Indie, and Electronic Music in the Olympic Park — Seven Days, Two Formats
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The SUPERBLOOM Concept
The SUPERBLOOM Festival is Munich's curated answer to the major pop open-airs of the summer. Instead of just delivering concerts, the organizers combine two festival worlds: a classic weekend festival with stages, workshops, and performances, and a separate concert series the following week. This creates seven consecutive festival days — a duration unique in Germany.
Munich Olympic Park as the Venue
The Olympic Park, located at Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21 in Munich-Milbertshofen-Am Hart, was built for the 1972 Olympic Summer Games and is an architectural icon with its tent roof by Frei Otto. SUPERBLOOM utilizes the festival grounds around the Olympic Lake and the Olympic Hall, creating a unique atmosphere. The U3 subway line to Olympiazentrum provides easy access — a significant advantage over festivals in the middle of nowhere.
Experience Days vs. Concert Series
The weekend (Saturday-Sunday) is designed as 'Experience Days': multiple stages in parallel, workshops, talks, performances, food zones, wellness areas. It targets a young, curious audience that sees festivals as a lifestyle. The five concert evenings (Monday-Friday), on the other hand, are classic open-air concerts, each featuring a main act and suitable support. Those who want to experience both formats can purchase weekend and day tickets accordingly.
Festival Summer in Munich
Munich is one of Bavaria's strongest festival cities. In addition to SUPERBLOOM, there's the Tollwood Summer Festival, Sommer in der Stadt, Theron Open Air, and numerous concerts in the Olympic Stadium. However, SUPERBLOOM sets its own accent with its international pop focus and dual format.
The Festival and the District
Bavaria and its capital, Munich, combine tradition and internationality: SUPERBLOOM represents the international, young, urban side of Munich and complements the traditional folk festival heritage surrounding Oktoberfest, Frühlingsfest, and Auer Dult. Since its premiere in 2022, the festival has quickly become a fixture in Munich's summer.
SUPERBLOOM — edition 2026
The SUPERBLOOM Festival 2026 is officially confirmed for August 29 to September 4 in Munich's Olympic Park. This marks the fifth edition since its premiere in 2022.
The 'Experience Days' weekend (Aug 29-30) offers concerts, performances, workshops, and talks on multiple stages. International acts like Kygo, Tom Odell, Zara Larsson, Tash Sultana, SDP, bbno$, and Noga Erez will perform during this opening weekend.
From August 31 to September 4, five concert evenings will follow, each featuring a major headliner, complemented by suitable support acts.
Programme SUPERBLOOM 2026
Experience Days (Aug 29-30)
- Kygo, Tom Odell, Zara Larsson, Tash Sultana, SDP, bbno$, Noga Erez, and other acts on three stages
- Workshops, performances, and talks on the festival grounds
Concert Evenings (Aug 31-Sep 4)
- Monday Aug 31: Lorde — Support: Lykke Li and Audrey Nuna
- Tuesday Sep 1: SOMBR — Support: ENNIO
- Wednesday Sep 2: Lewis Capaldi — Support: Bastille and Jessie Murph
- Thursday Sep 3: Ayliva — Support: Nico Santos
- Friday Sep 4: Paul Kalkbrenner — Support: Monolink
Tickets
- Day concert tickets approx. €75-99 depending on the headliner
- Experience Day tickets Early Bird from €89-94
- Silver Circle upgrade approx. €39 (close to stage)
- Comfort tickets correspondingly higher
Highlights SUPERBLOOM 2026
Prices SUPERBLOOM 2026
Practical information — SUPERBLOOM
Getting There
Subway line U3 to Olympiazentrum station — directly at the festival entrance. By car via the Mittlerer Ring or the A9 towards the city center; parking available around the Olympic Stadium. Public transport is strongly recommended due to limited parking capacity.
Tickets
Day tickets for concert evenings start at approx. €75-99 depending on the headliner. Experience Day day tickets start at €89-94 in the Early Bird phase, Comfort tickets are correspondingly higher. Silver Circle upgrade approx. €39. Only day tickets are sold; no festival pass for the entire seven days.
Accommodation
Hotels in Munich's city center and the Schwabing district (10-15 minutes by subway). Camping is not provided on the festival grounds.
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Where it takes place SUPERBLOOM
Olympiapark München
Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21, 80809 München