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Lanxess Arena

Coordinates:50°56′18.59″N6°58′58.63″E / 50.9384972°N 6.9829528°E /50.9384972; 6.9829528
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Indoor arena in Cologne, Germany
LANXESS arena
Map
Interactive map of LANXESS arena
Former namesKölnarena (1998–2008)
LocationDeutz, Cologne,North Rhine-Westphalia,Germany
Coordinates50°56′18.59″N6°58′58.63″E / 50.9384972°N 6.9829528°E /50.9384972; 6.9829528
Public transitDeutsche BahnKöln Messe/Deutz
Cologne StadtbahnBahnhof Deutz/LANXESS arena
OwnerImmobilienfonds Köln-Deutz Arena, Mantelbebauung GbR
OperatorArena Management GmbH
Capacity20,000 (concerts)
19,500 (handball)
18,500 (hockey)
SurfaceParquetry,ice
Construction
Broke groundJuly 31, 1996; 29 years ago (1996-07-31)
OpenedOctober 5, 1998; 27 years ago (1998-10-05)
Construction cost€ 153 million
ArchitectPeter Böhm[1]
Tenants
Kölner Haie (DEL) (1998–present)
EHF Champions League (2010–present)
Website
lanxess-arena.de(in German)

Lanxess Arena (stylized asLANXESS arena; originallyKölnarena, German for "Cologne arena") is anindoor arena, inCologne,North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is known as the 18,500-capacity home of theKölner Haie and as one of Germany's major music venues. As of 2019, Lanxess Arena was the highest-attended arena worldwide, with 699,924 tickets sold.[2] The arena is spanned by a notable steel arch supporting the roof via steel cables. The height of the arch is 76 m (249 ft) and its weight is 480 tons.

History

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Aerial view
Interior view

On June 2, 2008, it was announced that Kölnarena would be renamed Lanxess Arena, for a period of ten years.[3] The sponsor,Lanxess AG, is aspecialty chemicals group based in the Lanxess Tower inDeutz, Cologne. This naming-rights deal was extended in 2017 until December 31, 2023. Then in October 2023, it was announced that the cooperation between the arena and Lanxess had been extended for another 5 years until 2028.

Events

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The arena is primarily used byKölner Haie (ice hockey),VfL Gummersbach (handball),Köln RheinStars (basketball), and as aconcert venue. In the world ofCounter-Strike eSports, the venue is known as "The Cathedral", having played host to the annualIntel Extreme Masters Cologne event since 2015, including twoMajor Championships, with a third planned.

Concerts

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Lanxess Arena has been one of the top entertainment venues in Cologne since its opening. Many international artists have performed at the venue, spanning a wide range of music genres. Artists that have performed their concerts at the venue are listed in the table below.

Concerts held at Lanxess Arena
DateNationalityArtistTourOpening Act
1998
October 5United KingdomDepeche ModeThe Singles Tour
October 6
November 19Elton JohnBig Picture Tour
December 27United StatesPrinceNew Power Soul Tour
1999
March 8United StatesKissPsycho Circus World TourBuckcherry
April 15Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band		Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Reunion Tour
May 15GermanyScorpionsEye to Eye Tour
June 7United StatesBackstreet BoysInto the Millennium Tour
June 24AerosmithNine Lives Tour
September 24Whitney HoustonMy Love Is Your Love World TourAmanda Marshall
September 28
October 19CherDo You Believe?Belinda Carlisle
2000
February 20United StatesMariah CareyRainbow World Tour
May 6Puerto RicoRicky MartinLivin' la Vida Loca Tour
May 11United StatesBob DylanNever Ending Tour 2000
June 27United KingdomElton JohnStately Home Tour
October 29AustraliaAC/DCStiff Upper Lip World TourSlash's Snakepit
November 13United StatesBritney SpearsOops!... I Did It Again Tour
November 15AustraliaAC/DCStiff Upper Lip World TourSlash's Snakepit
2001
July 12IrelandU2Elevation TourSöhne Mannheims
July 13
July 23United KingdomMark KnopflerSailing to Philadelphia Tour
September 26Depeche ModeExciter Tour
September 27
2002
May 18United KingdomRoger WatersIn the Flesh Tour
May 20United StatesDestiny's ChildDestiny's Child World Tour
December 12ColombiaShakiraTour of the Mongoose
2003
April 27IrelandWestlifeUnbreakable Tour
April 28
April 29United KingdomPaul McCartneyBack in the World Tour
October 4United StatesChristina AguileraThe Stripped Tour
October 31United KingdomDavid BowieA Reality Tour
November 17United StatesJustin TimberlakeThe Justified World Tour
December 16MetallicaMadly in Anger with the World Tour
2004
March 15United StatesPinkTry This Tour
March 29CanadaShania TwainUp! TourBjorn Again
May 28United StatesCherLiving Proof: The Farewell Tour
November 1AnastaciaLive at Last Tour
2005
March 1United StatesAnastaciaLive at Last Tour
April 5AustraliaKylie MinogueShowgirl: The Greatest Hits TourMelody Club
May 30United StatesBackstreet BoysNever Gone Tour
May 31Destiny's ChildDestiny Fulfilled... and Lovin' It
June 6United KingdomMark KnopflerShangri-La Tour
2006
October 19United StatesPinkI'm Not Dead Tour
November 6Bruce Springsteen
The Sessions		Bruce Springsteen with The Seeger Sessions Band Tour
November 13United KingdomGeorge Michael25 Live
2007
April 8ColombiaShakiraOral Fixation Tour
April 16United KingdomRoger WatersThe Dark Side of the Moon Live
June 10United StatesJustin TimberlakeFutureSex/LoveShow
June 14Meat LoafSeize The Night Tour
June 27Aerosmith2007 World Tour
September 15Gwen StefaniSweet Escape TourCSS
October 29United KingdomTake ThatBeautiful World Tour 2007Sophie Ellis-Bextor
December 13United StatesBruce Springsteen
E Street Band		Magic Tour
December 20United KingdomSpice GirlsThe Return of the Spice Girls
2008
May 27AustraliaKylie MinogueKylieX2008
June 18CanadaCeline DionTaking Chances World TourJon Mesek
September 8NickelbackDark Horse Tour
September 12United KingdomColdplayViva la Vida TourHigh Wire
Albert Hammond Jr.
2009
January 14United StatesTina TurnerTina!: 50th Anniversary Tour
January 15
January 18
January 19
March 30PinkFunhouse Tour
May 17MetallicaWorld Magnetic TourMachine Head
The Sword
June 17United KingdomEaglesLong Road Out of Eden Tour
July 1CanadaLeonard CohenLeonard Cohen Tour 2008–2010
October 5United StatesGreen Day21st Century Breakdown World TourPrima Donna
October 29NorwayA-haFoot Of The Mountain Tour[4]
November 16United KingdomMuseThe Resistance TourBiffy Clyro
November 28Cliff Richard
The Shadow		The Final Reunion Tour
November 29GermanyRammsteinLiebe ist für alle da Tour
December 16United KingdomPaul McCartneyGood Evening Europe Tour
December 17
2010
June 20United KingdomMark KnopflerGet Lucky Tour
September 24StingSymphonicity Tour
October 14CanadaMichael BubléCrazy Love TourNaturally 7
October 27United StatesLinkin ParkA Thousand Suns World Tour
November 13GermanyScorpionsGet Your Sting and Blackout World Tour
December 11ColombiaShakiraThe Sun Comes Out World Tour
2011
May 21United KingdomSadeSade LiveThe Jolly Boys
June 21United StatesEaglesLong Road Out of Eden Tour
July 28PrinceWelcome 2
October 7Red Hot Chili PeppersI'm with You World TourFemi Kuti & The Positive Force
October 18Britney SpearsFemme Fatale TourJoe Jonas
Destinee & Paris
November 8BarbadosRihannaLoud Tour
November 29United States30 Seconds To MarsInto the Wild Tour
December 15United KingdomColdplayMylo Xyloto TourEmeli Sandé
2012
April 25CanadaMichael BubléCrazy Love TourNaturally 7
July 4United KingdomSnow PatrolFallen Empires Tour
July 10United StatesMadonnaThe MDNA TourMartin Solveig
September 4Lady GagaBorn This Way BallThe Darkness
Lady Starlight
September 5
September 21CanadaNickelbackHere and Now Tour[5][6]
November 15United KingdomDeep PurpleThe Songs That Built Rock Tour
2013
April 6CanadaJustin BieberBelieve Tour[7]
June 5United StatesAlicia KeysSet the World on Fire World Tour
June 26BarbadosRihannaDiamonds World TourGTA
June 27
November 21United KingdomDepeche ModeThe Delta Machine Tour
2014
March 15United StatesBeyoncéThe Mrs. Carter Show World Tour[8]Monsieur Adi
March 16
April 20Justin TimberlakeThe 20/20 Experience World TourDJ Freestyle Steve
April 22
May 1GermanyScorpionsGet Your Sting and Blackout World Tour
May 2United KingdomPeter GabrielBack to Front Tour[9]
May 26United StatesMiley CyrusBangerz Tour
October 7Lady GagaArtRave: The Artpop Ball[10]Lady Starlight
November 2GermanyHelene FischerFarbenspiel Live
November 3
2015
March 5United StatesKaty PerryPrismatic World TourCharli XCX
June 13Ariana GrandeThe Honeymoon TourDJ Dubz
June 19Taylor SwiftThe 1989 World TourJames Bay
June 20
October 4United KingdomTake ThatTake That Live 2015[11]Ella Henderson
Nessi
October 17IrelandU2Innocence + Experience Tour
October 18
October 20ArgentinaViolettaVioletta Live International Tour
November 4United StatesMadonnaRebel Heart Tour[12]Mary Mac
November 5
2016
April 13United StatesMariah CareySweet Sweet Fantasy Tour
April 26NorwayA-haCast In Steel Tour[13]
March 6United KingdomMuseDrones World Tour Royal Blood
May 14AdeleAdele Live 2016[14][15][16]
May 15
June 8Australia5 Seconds of SummerSounds Live Feels Live World Tour[17]Don Broco
September 18CanadaJustin BieberPurpose World Tour[18][19]Vic Mensa
November 14United StatesRed Hot Chili PeppersThe Getaway World TourDeerhoof
November 23GermanyScorpionsGet Your Sting and Blackout World Tour[20]
2017
January 17United KingdomBlack SabbathThe End TourRival Sons
February 15United StatesKings of LeonWALLS Tour
March 2CanadaThe WeekndStarboy: Legend of the Fall Tour[21]Lil Uzi Vert
Bryson Tiller
March 16DrakeBoy Meets World Tour[22][23]
March 23United KingdomEd Sheeran÷ TourAnne-Marie
Ryan McMullan
April 10United StatesBruno Mars24K Magic World TourAnderson Paak
June 11United KingdomPhil CollinsNot Dead Yet Tour[24][25]
June 12
June 14
June 15
June 16
September 14United StatesMetallicaWorldWired TourKvelertak
September 16
October 3GermanyHelene FischerHelene Fischer Live 2017/2018
October 4
October 6
October 7
October 8
2018
January 15United KingdomDepeche ModeGlobal Spirit TourThe Horrors
January 23GermanyHelene FischerHelene Fischer Live 2017/2018
January 24
February 22United StatesKendrick LamarThe Damn TourJames Blake
March 24ArgentinaSoy LunaSoy Luna Live
April 28United KingdomSam SmithThe Thrill of It All Tour
May 23United StatesKaty PerryWitness: The TourTove Styrke
June 5ColombiaShakiraEl Dorado World TourSalva
June 6United StatesDemi LovatoTell Me You Love Me World TourJoy
July 21Justin TimberlakeThe Man of the Woods TourThe Shadowboxers
July 22
September 4IrelandU2Experience + Innocence Tour
September 5
October 8CanadaShania TwainShania Now TourBastian Baker
December 4JapanHatsune MikuHatsuneMiku Expo 2018 Europe
2019
March 18CanadaShawn MendesShawn Mendes: The Tour[26]Alessia Cara
March 23Trinidad and TobagoNicki MinajThe Nicki Wrld TourZuna &Azet
Miami Yacine
Juice WRLD
September 1United StatesAriana GrandeSweetener World TourElla Mai
Social House
September 23United KingdomLittle MixLM5 The TourKeelie Walker
October 5United StatesCherHere We Go Again TourBright Light Bright Light
KidCutUp
2020
February 11United StatesJonas BrothersHappiness Begins TourJordan McGraw
Picture This
2022
May 12United KingdomDua LipaFuture Nostalgia TourGriff
May 15NorwayA-haHunting High and Low Tour[27]
July 8United StatesAlicia KeysAlicia the World Tour
July 22United KingdomHarry StylesLove on TourWolf Alice
December 8South KoreaBlackpinkBorn Pink World Tour
2023
February 5United KingdomRobbie WilliamsXXV Tour[28]
February 6
February 8
2024
March 19CanadaCeline DionCourage World Tour[29]
May 22United StatesJonas BrothersFive Albums. One Night. The World Tour
June 4Trinidad and TobagoNicki MinajPink Friday 2 World Tour
June 5
June 11ColombiaKarol GMañana será bonito Tour
June 12United StatesOlivia RodrigoGuts World TourRemi Wolf
June 14AlbaniaElvana GjataDekada[30]
July 11United StatesMegan Thee StallionHot Girl Summer Tour
August 25United StatesJustin TimberlakeThe Forget Tomorrow World Tour
August 26
October 6United StatesJanet JacksonJanet Jackson: Together AgainWyclef Jean
October 12SerbiaAleksandra PrijovićOd Istoka Do Zapada Tour

Sports and computer gaming

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  • The arena was one of the venues for the2010 IIHF World Championship, including both semi-finals, the Bronze medal game and the Championship game.
  • From July 6–8, 2018, the arena hosted ESL One Cologne 2018. This event earned Lanxess Arena the nickname “The Cathedral Of Counter-Strike”.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Peter Böhm Architekten - Cologne Arena
  2. ^Worldwide Ticket Sales - TOP 200 Arena Venues
  3. ^Kölnarena to be renamed the "LANXESS Arena"[permanent dead link]
  4. ^"Foot of the Mountain Tour 2009 | a-ha live".
  5. ^Vanderberg, Madison (2012-03-23)."Nickelback announces European Tour Dates".stereotude. Archived fromthe original on 2016-10-23. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  6. ^"Nickelback announce European tour dates for late 2012".licklibrary.com. 2012-03-26. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  7. ^"Justin Bieber's European BELIEVE Tour Dates 2013!!".justinbieberzone.com. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  8. ^"Beyonce Reveals European Dates For 2014 "Mrs. Carter World Tour"". 2013-12-12. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  9. ^"New 'Back To Front' Tour Dates Announced for 2014".petergabriel.com. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  10. ^Lipshutz, Jason (2014-01-29)."Lady Gaga Extends ARTPOP Ball Tour With Fall European Leg".Billboard. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  11. ^"2015 European tour dates announced".takethat.com. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  12. ^"Madonna Reschedules First Five Rebel Heart Tour Dates".Billboard. 2015-05-21. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  13. ^"Cast in Steel Tour 2015 – 2016 | a-ha live".
  14. ^Platon, Adelle (2015-11-26)."Adele Announces 2016 Tour".Billboard. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  15. ^Daw, Robbie (2015-11-26)."Adele Announces 36 European Tour Dates For 2016: Watch".Idolator. Retrieved2016-10-13.[dead link]
  16. ^Stern, Bradley (2015-12-14)."'Adele Live 2016′ Tour: See The North American, UK and European Dates".Popcrush. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  17. ^"SOUNDS LIVE FEELS LIVE EUROPE".5sos.com. Archived fromthe original on 2016-12-24. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  18. ^Gracie, Bianca (2015-12-09)."Justin Bieber Announces European Leg Of 2016 Purpose World Tour: See The Dates".Idolator. Retrieved2016-10-13.[dead link]
  19. ^Shackleford, Tom (2016-08-09)."The Knocks set to join Justin Bieber on Purpose Tour across Europe".AXS. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  20. ^"Scorpions".koeln.de. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  21. ^Kaufmann, Gil (2016-10-31)."The Weeknd announces Starboy: Legend of the Fall 2017 World Tour".Billboard.
  22. ^Penrose, Nerisha (2016-10-10)."Drake Announces 2017 'The Boy Meets World' European Tour".Billboard. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  23. ^Yoo, Noah (2016-10-10)."Drake Announces 2017 Europe Tour".Pitchfork. Retrieved2016-10-13.
  24. ^Ellis-Petersen, Hannah (2016-10-17)."Phil Collins announces comeback tour".The Guardian. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  25. ^Britton, Luke (2016-10-17)."Phil Collins announces live comeback with 2017 Not Dead Yet Tour".NME. Retrieved2016-10-18.
  26. ^Jones, Abby (May 8, 2018)."Shawn Mendes Announces Self-Titled International Arena Tour".Billboard. RetrievedJune 12, 2018.
  27. ^"Hunting High and Low Tour 2019 – 2022 | a-ha live".
  28. ^"Live".robbiewilliams.com. Retrieved2 October 2022.
  29. ^"In Concert".CelineDion.com. Retrieved6 January 2023.
  30. ^"DEKADA "KuqeZi" Edition".www.lanxess-arena.de (in German). Retrieved2024-05-25.
  31. ^Sherdog.com."UFC 99 Storms Germany". Sherdog.com. Retrieved2009-01-21.
  32. ^Rad, Chloi (August 25, 2015)."27 Million People Watched the Biggest Counter-Strike Tournament Ever".IGN. RetrievedNovember 16, 2015.
  33. ^"Ice Hockey World Championship - 2017 WM - International Ice Hockey Federation IIHF". Archived fromthe original on 26 April 2017. Retrieved7 May 2017.
  34. ^ESL."ESL One Cologne 2017".en.esl-one.com. Archived fromthe original on 2017-07-08. Retrieved2017-07-08.
  35. ^Županič, Žan (3 August 2025)."ESL announces IEM Cologne Major".HLTV.org. Retrieved3 August 2025.

External links

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Media related toLanxess Arena at Wikimedia Commons

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