Want to know who’s playing in Berlin? We’ve put together a schedule of the city’s top rock concerts and music festivals so you can plan ahead.
Our Berlin concerts calendar is organized by month, making it easy for you to access both international and local shows happening in the city.
After choosing which concert to attend, take advantage of the opportunity to plan your musical journey or outing with the Travel 2 Concert Berlin Rock Guide. It includes record and instrument stores, comprehensive info on concert venues, significant places in the history of rock and heavy metal, and even rock bars.
UPCOMING ROCK CONCERTS IN BERLIN
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Learn more about the venues
Curious about the concert venues, tips for picking the best seat, or nearby hotels to stay at on show day? Check out our special pages:
- Max-Schmeling-Halle
- Uber Arena
- Uber Eats Music Hall
- Astra Kulturhaus
- SO36
- Columbiahalle
- Columbia Theater
- Velodrom
- Parkbühne Wuhlheide
- Waldbühne Berlin
- Huxleys Neue Welt
- Olympiastadion
- Metropol
Berlin’s Rock Route, Germany
Berlin, Germany, with its unique and countercultural atmosphere, is the birthplace of bands like Rammstein and Die Ärzte, and has inspired countless other artists. It’s no wonder that it’s also a paradise for rock lovers.
Besides the show you’re planning to attend, if you have a few extra days in Berlin, consider taking a rock tour through the city. The Waldbühne, a beautiful historic open-air venue surrounded by trees, was inaugurated in the 1940s and hosts major artists. If you enjoy a good bar, don’t miss Rockcafé Halford, decorated with elements that pay homage to Judas Priest, lead singer Rob Halford, and metal.
David Bowie had a strong connection with Berlin. The British singer and songwriter lived in the city between 1976 and 1978 on Hauptstrasse. Since his passing on January 10, 2016, the site has become a shrine for fans, who leave flowers and memorabilia in front of the building. Be sure to visit the Ramones Museum as well, located inside the bar/café 19:77, which also serves great vegan food.
Vinyl enthusiasts can visit the traditional Dodo Beach and Saturn, a mega electronics store with a great selection of records.
To plan your rock-inspired trip to Berlin (or other cities and countries worldwide), check out all the guides we’ve published on Travel 2 Concert!