from £261.77 (as of 16 Sept)
Berlin • Germany •
Capacity 12,000
Velodrom
Paul-Heyse-Straße 26, 10407 Berlin, Germany Open in Google Maps
Velodrom, Berlin, hosts 17 upcoming events between 22 Sep 2026 and 18 Apr 2027, with tickets from £57.42. General admission from £85.67. Capacity is 12,000.
Tickets from £57.42
On sale now 17 upcoming events
Some events here are sold only by the venue or the club. Velodrom official site
Upcoming shows and schedule
Across September 2026 – April 2027, Velodrom hosts 17 upcoming events. Featured headliners include Spiritbox, Evanescence, Gigi D'Agostino, I Prevail, and Simple Plan. Tickets currently start from £57.42.
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How much are tickets at Velodrom?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 3 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| General admission | £85.67 | 3 |
What time do doors open at Velodrom?
Typically, doors for events at the Velodrom open approximately 60-90 minutes before the scheduled start time.
Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (10 of 17 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About Velodrom: Layout, History & Architecture
The Velodrom, inaugurated in 1997, stands as a prominent example of late-20th-century functionalist architecture in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district. Designed by French architect Dominique Perrault, the structure is immediately recognisable by its vast, circular aluminium roof, which appears to hover above the ground, integrating a striking modernist aesthetic with its dual purpose as both a cycling track and a concert venue. The primary auditorium is an expansive, column-free space capable of accommodating approximately 12,000 to 15,000 attendees, depending on the event configuration.
Within the main hall, the layout is highly adaptable. For concerts, the central velodrome track is covered, creating a large flat standing floor area directly in front of the stage. Retractable tiered seating is available behind this, complementing the fixed seating in the upper sections. Sightlines from the upper tiers are generally unobstructed, offering a clear overview of the performance area. However, those on the flat floor at the rear may experience limitations depending on crowd density and stage height. Given the hall's significant volume and its exposed concrete and steel construction, the natural acoustic profile is highly reflective, leading to considerable reverberation. Live sound fidelity is therefore heavily dependent on the quality and configuration of the installed, directional PA systems, which are crucial for delivering clear audio in such a challenging environment.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Entering the Velodrom typically involves navigating multiple designated access points along the perimeter, leading into spacious, utilitarian foyer areas. These zones house various bar facilities, often with numerous service points to manage peak crowds, though beverage prices reflect standard arena rates. The atmosphere inside shifts markedly between the dense, energetic standing pit directly before the stage and the more composed, elevated vantage points of the seated balconies. The design ensures a relatively clear view from most fixed seats, allowing for an encompassing visual experience, while the standing area offers direct proximity to the performance. With 17 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £57.42. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Spiritbox on 22nd September 2026.
How do I get to Velodrom, Berlin?
Velodrom is at Paul-Heyse-Straße 26, 10407 Berlin, Germany. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
The nearest and most convenient train station to the Velodrom is Berlin Ostbahnhof. This major transport hub is a walk of approximately 15-20 minutes (around 1.2 kilometers) from the venue. Ostbahnhof is served by numerous S-Bahn lines (including S3, S5, S7, S75, S9) and regional trains, connecting it efficiently to all parts of Berlin and Brandenburg. It also serves as a key stop for many long-distance ICE and IC/EC services from major European cities such as Hamburg, Munich, Prague, and Warsaw. Journey times from other German cities are highly competitive, with frequent services running throughout the day. Berlin Ostbahnhof itself is a modern station equipped with ticket counters, numerous retail outlets, eateries, and comprehensive accessibility features for travellers with reduced mobility. Its central location and extensive network make it an ideal arrival point for visitors heading to the Velodrom.
By car and parking
For those driving to the Velodrom, the venue is well-connected to Berlin's arterial road network. Visitors approaching from the A11 motorway should follow signs for the city centre and then head towards Landsberger Allee. From the A10 (Berliner Ring), follow the A11 towards Berlin and then proceed as above. A useful postcode for GPS navigation systems is 13053 Berlin. Parking is available at designated car parks surrounding the Velodrom, though availability can be limited on event nights. It is recommended to arrive early if planning to drive. Street parking in the immediate vicinity is often restricted. Estimated parking costs can range from €5-€10 for an event. While park and ride facilities are not directly integrated with the Velodrom, utilizing a park and ride station further out and then switching to public transport (S-Bahn or tram) is a viable alternative. Accessible parking spaces are usually available close to the entrances.
Accessibility
The Velodrom is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors. Wheelchair users will find that the main entrances are accessible, and lifts are available to reach different seating levels and areas within the venue. Dedicated wheelchair accessible seating is provided for many events, offering excellent views and companion seating options. Accessible toilets are clearly marked and situated throughout the venue. While specific details on hearing loop or induction loop systems should be confirmed directly with the venue for individual events, their presence is often standard for major performances. Assistance animals are generally permitted. The venue strives to offer support for visitors with disabilities; it is advisable to contact the Velodrom's accessibility services in advance to discuss specific needs, such as accessible parking arrangements or on-site assistance.
Entry and security
The main entrances are clearly marked along Landsberger Allee. Queue arrangements are typically structured with barriers to manage attendee flow. Standard large-venue security protocols are in place, including thorough bag searches. To avoid delays, especially for popular events, arriving 45-60 minutes before the advertised door time is advisable.