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Die Toten Hosen Close Berlin Farewell Tour with Sold‑Out Olympiastadion Show

On 12 July 2026 the German punk band Die Toten Hosen played what may be their final Berlin concert at the Olympiastadion. The sold‑out arena held around 69‑70 000 fans under warm summer weather. The show opened with The Stranglers and Berlin’s Beatsteaks before the headliners launched a two‑hour set that mixed classic anthems such as “Hier kommt Alex,” “Tage wie diese,” and new tracks from their farewell album “Trink aus, wir müssen gehen.”

During the encore, surprise guests appeared: Farin Urlaub of Die Ärzte joined Campino for “Hier sind die Hosen” and the anti‑Nazi anthem “Schrei nach Liebe,” while author‑musician Sven Regener performed the Element of Crime song “Immer nur geliebt.” The audience sang along, waved flags and surfed the crowd. The concert was billed as the band’s last major appearance in the capital, reflecting Campino’s recent statements that the group is winding down, though the high‑energy performance left fans hopeful for a possible return.