Lollapalooza Berlin presented by essence 2026

Two days full of music, energy and unforgettable moments: On July 18 and 19, 2026 , the Olympiastadion and Olympiapark Berlin will once again be transformed into the epicenter of the Lollapalooza Festival - one of the largest and most famous music festivals in the world, now in the German capital for the second time.

International stars and up-and-coming artists from a wide range of genres will perform on several stages - including Pitbull, Lewis Capaldi, Lorde, Teddy Swims, Ayliva, Zara Larsson, Lily Allen, Tom Odell, Anitta, Boys Noize and many other acts from all over the world.

But Lollapalooza is more than just a concert: in the Green Kiez, initiatives, NGOs and projects present their ideas on sustainability and social commitment, as the festival has been officially sustainability-certified since 2022.

And best of all: the iconic festival site in the Olympiapark offers a unique atmosphere that combines music, art and pop culture in a spectacular way - surrounded by one of Berlin's most famous landmarks.

Frequently asked questions about Lollapalooza Berlin

1. how long has the Lollapalooza Festival existed?

Lollapalooza was founded in the USA in 1991 and is considered one of the most influential music festivals in the world. It has been held in Berlin since 2015 and has quickly developed into one of the largest festivals in Germany with tens of thousands of visitors from Germany and abroad every year.

2. what music is played at Lollapalooza?

Lollapalooza Berlin is known for its cross-genre program: from pop, rock and indie to electronic and hip-hop to Latin and alternative, everything is included. The mix of international headliners and exciting newcomer acts makes the festival a discovery platform for everyone who loves music.

3. what is the Green Kiez at Lollapalooza?

The Green Kiez is the sustainability and activism heart of the festival. This is where initiatives, organizations and projects present their work on the environment, society and responsibility. The festival itself has been officially sustainability-certified since 2022 and focuses on resource-saving measures - from cashless payment systems to environmentally friendly travel options.