Overview
- The band will play two sold‑out arena shows at Allianz Arena on Thursday and Friday, with doors at 16:00 and the shows starting at 18:45 and support from Clipse and Phantogram.
- Stadium crews have begun removing the hybrid turf and assembling stage elements with large cranes and forklifts to convert the pitch for the June concerts.
- Most primary tickets are gone and remaining seats are mainly on resale platforms, where listings show steep markups that in examples reach several hundred euros per ticket.
- The Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft (MVG) says concert tickets are valid for local transit but warns of heavy U‑bahn congestion at Fröttmaning and says stations may be closed briefly for safety when platforms overcrowd.
- The concerts reflect Linkin Park’s post‑2024 comeback with new singer Emily Armstrong and a No. 1 album in Germany, and they add to a packed Munich summer schedule that will strain transport and stadium logistics.