P!nk - Trustfall Tour extends with 2026 German arena dates
Published on 08/15/2026 at 16:01 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
P!nk puts Germany back on her live calendar for 2026. According to recent announcements from promoters and venues, her extended Trustfall Tour includes new arena dates in Berlin, Cologne and Munich next year, giving German fans another chance to see the current show production live. Live Nation Germany confirms the 2026 arena leg.
New 2026 Trustfall Tour dates in Germany
The 2026 European leg of P!nk’s Trustfall Tour focuses strongly on Germany, with headline shows scheduled at Berlin’s Uber Arena, Cologne’s Lanxess Arena and Munich’s Olympiahalle. German promoters describe these dates as part of an extended arena run built around the 2023 studio album Trustfall, following her earlier stadium shows in the country during the Summer Carnival phase. A recent tour update highlights the added German arenas.
Germany’s central role in P!nk’s live plans
Germany has become one of P!nk’s key touring markets in Europe. Across the 2023 and 2024 phases of her Summer Carnival stadium tour, she sold out or nearly sold out large venues in Berlin, Munich and Cologne, often performing for more than 60,000 people per night in Berlin’s Olympiastadion and Munich’s Olympic Stadium. Those strong numbers underpin the decision to anchor the 2026 arena extension in three major German cities.
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What’s next on the calendar
P!nk’s next officially confirmed live shows in Europe are the 2026 Trustfall Tour arena dates, including the newly announced German concerts in Berlin, Cologne and Munich. These dates follow earlier phases of touring in North America, Latin America and Australia, underscoring that her live campaign around Trustfall is still active going into 2026.
The musical core of Trustfall
Musically, Trustfall blends P!nk’s established pop-rock foundation with electronic and dance elements, including collaborations with producers such as Fred again.. and Max Martin. The album moves between stadium-sized anthems like Never Gonna Not Dance Again and more introspective tracks, which gives the tour setlist a balance of high-energy moments and quieter, vocal-focused passages.
P!nk at a glance
- Act: P!nk
- Genre: Pop rock / contemporary pop
- Origin: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
- Active since: 2000
- Lineup: Solo
- Label: RCA Records
- Key works: M!ssundaztood (2001), Funhouse (2008), The Truth About Love (2012), Trustfall (2023)
- Current album/single: Trustfall, released February 17, 2023
- Charts / certifications: Trustfall entered the Official German Albums Chart at No. 1 in February 2023
- Next live date: 2026 European Trustfall Tour arena shows including Berlin, Cologne and Munich
Frequently asked questions about P!nk
Where will P!nk perform in Germany on her 2026 Trustfall Tour extension?
P!nk is set to bring her extended Trustfall Tour to Germany in 2026 with arena shows confirmed at Berlin’s Uber Arena, Cologne’s Lanxess Arena and Munich’s Olympiahalle, according to recent announcements from promoters and venues.
How does Germany fit into P!nk’s current touring strategy?
Germany is one of P!nk’s strongest live markets, with previous Summer Carnival stadium shows in Berlin, Munich and Cologne drawing more than 60,000 fans per night in some cities, which helps explain why the 2026 arena extension again anchors in three major German venues.
Which album forms the basis of P!nk’s 2026 Trustfall Tour shows?
The 2026 arena dates are built around her 2023 studio album Trustfall, whose songs appear alongside long-time fan favorites in the setlist, ensuring that new material and classic hits share the stage in the upcoming German concerts.
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