June 11 & 12, 2026 - Munich, Germany

Linkin Park return to Munich today to begin two From Zero World Tour arena dates at Allianz Arena on Thursday, June 11 and Friday, June 12. These back-to-back stadium concerts mark the band’s first proper Munich headline shows since 2014 during the thick of the touring cycle for The Hunting Party, just after their first foray back into Bavaria with their headlining appearance at Rock im Park this past weekend.

Munich has been an on-and-off part of Linkin Park’s live history since the Hybrid Theory touring days. The band’s first appearance in the city was on March 10, 2001, at the Colosseum supporting Deftones on the Back to School Tour. They returned later that same year on September 21 for a show at Zenith, a date originally also booked for the Colosseum but moved to the larger venue due to high demand. Even beyond their rapid-selling debut album, Linkin Park was proving that they were there to stay with their stage performances.

Though much of the band’s European touring was cancelled for the Meteora cycle, Munich wasn’t slated for a Linkin Park performance during the tour at all. It wasn’t until 2008 that the band returned, for the opening date of Projekt Revolution 2008 Europe. The band opened up their first European edition of Projekt Revolution at Reitstadion Riem, joined by H.I.M., N.E.R.D., the Used, and the Blackout.

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Their next Munich appearance came on June 25, 2011 at Messegelände München Riem, supporting A Thousand Suns. The Munich date closed out the band's short and final edition of Projekt Revolution that summer, performing alongside Guano Apes and Anberlin. That show featured a setlist loaded with that album’s material, with every track but “Robot Boy,” “Wretches and Kings,” and “The Messenger” making an appearance.

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The band then skipped out on Munich again during the LIVING THINGS cycle, waiting until their next album to return. Linkin Park’s last headlining Munich concert was November 13, 2014 at Olympiahalle on the European Fall Tour for The Hunting Party. The band fired off with a “Guilty All the Same” opening salvo before continuing through the highly-curated setlist representing their discography to date.

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Though it was on the touring cycle for The Hunting Party that the band last performed a full show in Munich, Linkin Park did visit Munich last year in a different capacity. On May 31, 2025, Linkin Park performed at Allianz Arena for the UEFA Champions League Final Kick Off Show ahead of the final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan. The performance included shortened versions of “The Emptiness Machine,” “In the End,” “Numb,” and “Heavy Is the Crown,” giving the band a global spotlight at the same stadium they are now returning to for two full headline shows. The 2026 headlining first night was announced one day before the Champions League performance, with the second Munich date added only a few days later.

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With the recent returns of many songs last seen in 2024, as well as the shift in opening song, it isn’t unreasonable to wonder whether “Friendly Fire” or “My December” may finally make their triumphant return - or if we will see “With You” again after the band's performance of it at Rock am Ring in honor of their 2001 debut at that festival.

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“LOST IN THE ECHO” and “Breaking the Habit” have continued to rotate in and are both in great form, with the latter a setlist staple while the LIVING THINGS cut rotates in and out. With only a few dates left for the world tour, “With You” may have been the last surprise the band has in store for this cycle. Hopes for “Blackout” or “QWERTY” will likely have to wait for the next touring cycle.

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These shows will cap off the very Germany-heavy run of this last leg of the From Zero World Tour. After two stadium shows in Hamburg and the band's return to Rock am Ring and Rock im Park over the weekend, these double Munich dates will finally put an end to the great fortune of the German people. After Munich, the tour continues to England for Download Festival on June 14.

With live streaming becoming more accessible than ever, fans at home have been able to watch shows on social media via YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram livestreams from attendees. While we are not asking our readers to livestream the show, if anyone reading this finds a stream or is streaming it themselves, let us know so we can watch along with you!

Will you be attending either of the Munich dates? Visit our official LPA Meetup Thread if so and let others know! We'd love for you to send any pictures or videos from the show our way as well @LPAssociation on Instagram and Twitter. Whether you're attending or not, come and discuss the show in our forums.

 

Hey I've been going to bat for my fave since August last year I'd be remiss not to bring it up

 

I'll be attending the show tomorrow (Friday 12th)
It's actually my first time seeing the band live, albeit being a fan since the Hybrid Theory days Dunno never managed to go somehow.
But I'm really excited Should be amazing. Can't wait for some special merch. Damn my wallet will hate me

 

@chris2 I had no idea this was your first time seeing them live! You'll have to give us your review after.

 

Well actually yes. Long term fan, never seen them. But now that's going to change.
Yep will do afterwards

 

That was fucking great!

 

I hate Germans

 

Mike doesn't

 

My Concert Review – Munich Night 2. Disclaimer a little long

I got back home last night and finally had time to process everything — and wow, what an experience. As someone who’s been a fan since Hybrid Theory, I never managed to see the band live back in the day. After Chester’s passing, I honestly thought I’d never witness anything even close to a Linkin Park show again.
But here I was… and it finally happened.

The sound was fantastic, and I had great seats down in the lower area, pretty close to the stage. Technically “seats”, but of course nobody sat for even a second that night. Emily and the guys were in an incredible mood — you could literally feel the joy and energy coming off the stage. Mike kept joking around, smiling nonstop… it was genuinely heartwarming to see after everything they’ve been through. And yes they love Germany "Munschen Deutschland (imagine american accent)"

Sure, they didn’t play Crawling or With You on Munich’s second night, but we got Lost in the Echo and From the Inside (!) instead — two of my absolute favorites. That gave me goosebumps.

Songs like Waiting for the End or Breaking the Habit hit me really hard emotionally. I almost had to wipe away a small tear. For a moment, it felt like Chester’s presence was there with all of us — in the crowd, in the atmosphere, in the way everyone sang together. Pure chills.

Massive respect to Emily as well. She’s become incredibly confident and tight live. I really like her, and she’s filling this new role with so much heart and professionalism. She’s not trying to replace anyone — she’s honoring the legacy while bringing her own strength to the band. The crowd loved her as well.

Yeah, the merch, food and drink prices weren’t exactly cheap… but hey, a Linkin Park concert isn’t something you get every day.
All in all, the night was yet another reminder of why they’re still my favorite band — and why they shaped so much of my childhood and youth. This show meant a lot to me.
Thank you LP!