Wiener Stadthalle

Multi-purpose indoor arena and convention center

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Wiener Stadthalle

Exterior view of the main hall in 2008

Location| Roland Rainer Platz 1, 1150 Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, Vienna, Austria
Coordinates| 48°12′07″N 16°19′58″E﻿ / ﻿48.20194°N 16.33278°E﻿ / 48.20194; 16.33278
Public transit|  at Burggasse-Stadthalle
at Westbahnhof
at Wien Westbahnhof
Owner| City of Vienna
Capacity| 16,152 (Hall D)
1,482 (Hall E)
2,036 (Hall F)
Surface| Versatile
Construction
Built| 1953–1958
Opened| 19 October 1957 (Halls A and B)
1 March 1958 (Hall C)
21 June 1958 (Hall D)
1994 (Hall E)
2006 (Hall F)
Expanded| 1958, 1974, 1994, 2006
Architect| Roland Rainer
Dietrich/Untertrifaller (Hall F)
Website
www.stadthalle.com

Wiener Stadthalle (German: [ˈviːnɐ ˈʃtathalə]; English: Viennese City Hall) is a multi-purpose indoor arena and convention center located in the 15th district of Vienna, Austria. Austrian architect Roland Rainer designed the original halls which were constructed between 1953 and 1958, and later expanded in 1974, 1994 and 2006. The main hall, a multi-purpose venue, is Austria's largest indoor arena with a seating capacity of approximately 16,152 people.

Since 2006, the complex has housed six main venues (each of which can be used separately or combined) consisting of two gymnasiums, an indoor ice rink, large-capacity indoor arena, a small multi-purpose hall, an auditorium with a show stage and an adjacent swimming pool. It serves as a venue for a variety of events, including concerts, exhibitions, trade fairs, conferences, lectures, theatre, TV and sports.

The Wiener Stadthalle is a subsidiary of Wien Holding and stages more than 350 events each year that attract around one million visitors.[1] Halls A, B and C, as well as the Stadthallenbad, are managed by the Viennese sports venues corporation GmbH.

## History of events

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Stadthalle (Hall D) in around 1972

The arena has been site of the annual Erste Bank Open tennis tournament since 1974 and has hosted the ice shows Vienna Ice Revue and Holiday on Ice, the touring horse show Apassionata annually and the circus show Artisten-Tiere-Attraktionen from 1959 to 1995.[2]

The Stadthalle has also hosted a number of sporting events including the 1970 European Athletics Indoor Championships, the 2004 European Short Course Swimming Championships, the 2010 and 2020 European Men's Handball Championship, the 2011 Men's European Volleyball Championship, the Austrian International open badminton tournament and the Ice Hockey World Championships in 1967, 1977, 1987, 1996 and 2005.

Austrian broadcaster ORF announced on August 6, 2014, that Stadthalle would be the host venue for the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, following the victory of Conchita Wurst in the 2014 Final in Copenhagen, Denmark.[3] The arena hosted the 60th contest in the main hall; the semi-finals were held on May 19 and 21 and the grand final was held on the night of May 23, 2015, where Måns Zelmerlöw won the contest for Sweden.[4]

## Building

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Wall-bound mosaic "Orientation Plan" by Carl Unger on public display (May 2017)

The complex comprises 6 interconnecting halls: A and B (gymnasiums built in 1957, which can also be used for conferences or lectures), C (indoor ice rink), D (indoor arena, mostly for concerts or sport), E (small multi-purpose hall for smaller events) and F (arena hall for more intimate concerts).

### Halls A and B

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Halls A and B were completed in 1957 as a gymnasium and sports hall. Hall A is 18 by 36 metres (59 ft × 118 ft) and 7.6 metres (25 ft) high, whilst Hall B is 30 by 60 metres (98 ft × 197 ft) and 11.8 metres (39 ft) high. Both halls can also be used for conferences or lectures. The basement of Hall A houses training rooms and the lower level of Hall B contains bowling lanes and dressing rooms.

### Hall C

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Hall C, completed in 1958, houses an ice rink 30 by 60 by 7.3 metres (98 ft × 197 ft × 24 ft) and is operated by Die EisStadthalle.

### Hall D

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Masters of Dirt Show Vienna 2016 2016 Erste Bank Open

Completed in 1958, the large multi-purpose main hall is Austria's largest indoor arena. The structure is 98 by 110 metres (322 ft × 361 ft) and has a ridge height of 26.6 metres (87 ft) with a usable floor area measuring 98 by 55.2 by 15.4 metres (322 ft × 181 ft × 51 ft). It has a capacity of up to 16,152 depending on the event. The venue has special curtain systems and ground-level stands on the north and south sides of the hall which can be fully closed to divide the hall into several parts. The stage can be up to 600 square metres (6,500 sq ft) and is supported with two VIP rooms, dressing rooms and offices backstage.

Pearl Jam concert being held in the arena's main hall in June 2014

### Hall E

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The small multi-purpose hall was completed in 1994 and holds up to 1,482. It is 50 by 25 by 4.5 metres (164 ft × 82 ft × 15 ft) and is used mainly for exhibitions, conventions and social receptions.

### Hall F

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Conceived as an arena hall, Hall F was completed in 2006 and holds up to 2,036 visitors in raked theatre seating. It is 68.2 by 73.4 by 12.5 metres (224 ft × 241 ft × 41 ft). The hall has a built-in catwalk and an audio and video system. To accommodate visitors, there is a 1,300 square metres (14,000 sq ft) foyer, a connected restaurant with two additional foyers of 400 square metres (4,300 sq ft) and a banquet hall of 300 square metres (3,200 sq ft).

### Stadthallenbad

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In 1974, the additional Stadthallenbad and three public swimming pools, were constructed. For the 2004 European Short Course Swimming Championships, the center added a temporary pool of 1,025 square metres (11,030 sq ft).

## Entertainment

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Entertainment events at Wiener Stadthalle

Date  | Artists  | Events  | Opening Act
1965
September 17  | The Rolling Stones | 1965 European Tour
1966
October 31  | The Beach Boys |
1967
April 2  | The Rolling Stones | 1967 European Tour
1968
November 10  | Bee Gees | 1967 – 1968 Concert Tour
1970
September 27  | The Rolling Stones | 1970 European Tour
1971
September 4  | Deep Purple | In Rock World Tour
1972
September 2  | The Who | 1972 Tour
1973
February 19  | Status Quo | Piledriver Tour
March 14  | Deep Purple | Who Do We Think We Are
March 16  | Led Zeppelin | Led Zeppelin European Tour 1973
September 1  | The Rolling Stones | 1973 European Tour | Kracker
Billy Preston
1974
June 17  | Uriah Heep | Wonderworld Tour
1975
September 7  | Alice Cooper | Welcome to My Nightmare Tour
1976
June 23  | The Rolling Stones | Tour of Europe '76
1977
June 19  | Neil Diamond |
June 20
1978
February 20  | Status Quo | Rockin'all Over The World Tour
May 2  | Queen | News of the World Tour
May 22  | David Bowie | Isolar II – The 1978 World Tour
1979
October 29  | ABBA | ABBA: The Tour
November 1  | Boney M. |
1980
March 30  | The Who | 1980 Tour
June 26  | Led Zeppelin | Tour Over Europe 1980
November 7  | Rod Stewart | Foolish Behaviour Tour
1981
July 21  | Bob Dylan | 1981 World Tour
November 6  | Santana | Zebop Tour
1982
May 12  | Queen | Hot Space Tour
May 13
1983
May 12  | Santana | Shangó Tour
May 18  | Dire Straits | Love over Gold Tour
May 23  | Elton John | European Express Tour
May 24  | Nena | Nena-Tournee
November 8  | Kiss | Lick It Up World Tour | Helix
1984
March 16  | Nena | Fragezeichen-Tournee
March 17
June 14  | Bob Dylan | 1984 European Tour
June 26  | Yes | 9012Live Tour
September 29  | Queen | The Works Tour | Airrace
September 30
1985
April 3  | Tina Turner | Private Dancer Tour
May 15  | Dire Straits | Brothers in Arms Tour
June 26  | Deep Purple | Perfect Strangers World Tour, aka Reunion Tour
June 27
October 3  | Nena | Feuer und Flamme Tour 1985
October 26  | Shirley Bassey |
October 31  | Falco |
November 1
November 7  | Dire Straits | Brothers in Arms Tour
1986
April 19  | Elton John | Ice on Fire Tour
April 20
July 21  | Queen | Magic Tour | Craaft
July 22
September 6  | Rod Stewart | Every Beat Of My Heart Tour
October 12  | Falco |
November 14
November 16
November 1  | A-ha | Hunting High and Low / Scoundrel Days Tour 1986–1987
1987
January 31  | Toto | Fahrenheit Tour
March 16  | Santana | Freedom Tour
May 9  | Tina Turner | Break Every Rule Tour
May 10
May 11
May 12  | Duran Duran | 1987 The Strange Behaviour Tour
May 29  | Prince | Sign o' the Times Tour
May 30
June 17  | Uriah Heep | Rockarama Over Europe Tour
August 27  | Deep Purple | The House of Blue Light World Tour
1988
March 13  | Depeche Mode | Music for the Masses Tour
May 12  | George Michael | Faith World Tour
June 16  | Whitney Houston | Moment of Truth World Tour
November 13  | Status Quo | Ain't Complaining Tour
November 18  | Gianna Nannini | Malafemmina European Tour
1989
February 2  | Europe | Out of this World Tour
May 1  | Elton John | Reg Strikes Back Tour
May 2
May 6  | Shirley Bassey
May 9  | Santana | Viva Santana Tour
1991
May 17  | Rod Stewart | Vagabond Tour
May 25  | The Cure | The Prayer Tour
October 25  | Roxette | Join the Joyride! World Tour
November 30  | New Kids on the Block | The Magic Summer Tour
1992
November 20  | Metallica | Wherever We May Roam Tour
1993
April 7  | Iron Maiden | Real Live Tour
June 23  | Depeche Mode | Devotional Tour
June 26  | Metallica | Nowhere Else to Roam
October 27  | Deep Purple | Deep Purple 25 Years Anniversary World Tour, aka The Battle Rages on
November 14  | Aerosmith | Get a Grip Tour
1994
November 26  | Roxette | Crash! Boom! Bang! World Tour
December 16  | Iron Maiden | The X Factour
1995
April 15  | Take That | Pops Tour
1996
February 4  | David Bowie | Outside Tour
March 12  | Lenny Kravitz | Circus Tour
April 3  | Deep Purple | Purpendicular World Tour
May 19  | AC/DC | Ballbreaker World Tour
July 17  | ZZ Top | Continental Safari Tour
November 16  | The Cure | The Swing Tour
December 19  | Backstreet Boys | Backstreet Boys: Live in Concert Tour
1997
March 22  | Wetten, dass..? |
May 1  | The Who | 1996 – 1997 Tour
May 22  | Jean-Michel Jarre | Electronica Tour
May 23  | Aerosmith | Nine Lives Tour
1998
May 3  | Janet Jackson | Velvet Rope Tour | Another Level
May 4  | Jon Bon Jovi | Destination Anywhere Tour
May 15  | Spice Girls | Spiceworld Tour
May 16
September 16  | Depeche Mode | The Singles Tour
1999
March 17  | Kiss | Psycho Circus World Tour | Buckcherry
April 24  | Bruce Springsteen | Reunion Tour
April 30  | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour 1999
June 17  | Lenny Kravitz | The Freedom Tour
June 20  | Alanis Morissette | Junkie Tour
October 22  | Whitney Houston | My Love Is Your Love World Tour | Amanda Marshall
October 23
October 30  | Bryan Adams | The Best of Me Tour
November 30  | Cher | Believe Tour | Belinda Carlisle
2000
May 26  | Santana | Supernatural Tour
June 2  | Oasis | Standing on the Shoulder of Giants Tour | Johnny Marr and the Healers
October 27  | Deep Purple | Concerto World Tour
November 14  | The Corrs | In Blue Tour | Picturehouse
November 21  | AC/DC | Stiff Upper Lip World Tour | Slash's Snakepit
November 22
November 25  | Elton John | Medusa Tour
2001
March 13  | Robbie Williams | The Sermon on the Mount Tour[5]
March 18  | Googoosh | Comeback Tour
May 19  | Lionel Richie |
May 22  | Rammstein | Mutter Tour
June 1  | Nick Cave | No More Shall We Part Tour
July 26  | U2 | Elevation Tour | Kelis
July 27
September 11  | Depeche Mode | Exciter Tour
November 2  | Roxette | Room Service Tour
2002
December 7  | Wetten, dass..?
2003
March 30  | Shakira | Tour of the Mongoose
March 31
April 17  | Bryan Adams | Here I Am Tour
May 31  | Nena | 20 Jahre – Nena feat. Nena Tour 2003/2004
June 8  | Iron Maiden | Give Me Ed... 'Til I'm Dead Tour
September 10  | Santana | Shaman Tour
October 15  | Christina Aguilera | The Stripped Tour
October 19  | Mariah Carey | Charmbracelet World Tour[6]
October 27  | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour 2003
October 29  | David Bowie | A Reality Tour | The Dandy Warhols
October 30  | Deep Purple | Bananas World Tour
November 28  | The Dome (television program)
December 12  | Marilyn Manson | Grotesk Burlesk Tour
2004
February 21  | Regine Velasquez | Regine Velasquez European Tour '04[7][8][9][10]
March 22  | Shania Twain | Up! Tour | Bjorn Again
May 22  | Britney Spears | Onyx Hotel Tour[11]
June 1  | Cher | Living Proof: The Farewell Tour
October 30  | Anastacia | Live at Last Tour
2005
February 15  | Anastacia | Live at Last Tour
February 16  | Rammstein | Ahoi Tour
March 30  | Kylie Minogue | Showgirl: The Greatest Hits Tour | Melody Club
April 13  | Queen + Paul Rodgers | 2005 Tour
June 7  | Duran Duran | The Astronaut Tour
June 15  | Rod Stewart | From Maggie May to the Great American Songbook Tour
June 20  | Black Sabbath | 2005 European Tour
November 11  | A-ha | Analogue Tour
December 5  | Nena | Willst du mit mir gehn Tour 2005
December 15  | Franz Ferdinand |
2006
February 16  | Depeche Mode | Touring the Angel | The Bravery
April 14  | Placebo | Meds Tour
May 28  | Santana | 2006 Tour
September 25  | Pearl Jam | 2006 World Tour
November 19  | Tool | 10,000 Days Tour
November 20  | Bryan Adams | Room Service Tour
December 6  | Muse | Black Holes and Revelations Tour | Noisettes
December 16  | Christina Aguilera | Back To Basics Tour
2007
March 6  | Shakira | Oral Fixation Tour
April 26  | Lionel Richie |
May 8  | Beyoncé | The Beyoncé Experience | Lemar
June 4  | Justin Timberlake | FutureSex/LoveShow
July 13  | George Michael | 25 Live
October 17  | Gwen Stefani | Sweet Escape Tour[12] | CSS
October 26  | Take That | Beautiful World Tour | Sophie Ellis-Bextor
October 29  | Rod Stewart | Rockin' In The Round Tour
November 26  | Marilyn Manson | Rape of the World Tour
December 12  | Ennio Morricone[13] |
2008
May 12  | Kiss | Alive 35 World Tour | Cinder Road
May 14  | Kylie Minogue | KylieX2008
June 10  | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour 2008
June 28  | Elton John | Rocket Man: Greatest Hits Live
July 1  | Celine Dion | Taking Chances World Tour | Jon Mesek
July 16  | Percy Sledge |
September 24  | Coldplay | Viva la Vida Tour | High Wire
Albert Hammond Jr.
November 1  | Queen + Paul Rodgers | Rock the Cosmos Tour
November 28  | Slipknot | All Hope Is Gone World Tour
November 29  | Sezen Aksu |
December 6  | Kid Rock | European Tour
2009
February 8  | Tina Turner | 50th Anniversary Tour
February 9
February 26  | Oasis | Dig Out Your Soul Tour
March 5  | Women's World Award
April 28  | Beyoncé | I Am... World Tour | Linda Teodosiu
May 6  | Lionel Richie |
May 14  | Metallica | World Magnetic Tour | Machine Head
The Sword
October 12  | ZZ Top | Necessity Is a Mother Tour
November 6  | Green Day | 21st Century Breakdown World Tour | Prima Donna
November 7  | Bryan Adams | The Bare Bones Tour
November 21  | Rammstein | Ahoi Tour
November 26  | The Prodigy |
November 27  | Placebo | Battle for the Sun Tour
December 3  | Depeche Mode | Tour of the Universe (tour) | Soulsavers
2010
April 10  | Nena | Made in Germany Tour 2010
May 19  | Whitney Houston | Nothing But Love World Tour | Azaryah Davidson
May 20  | Kiss | Sonic Boom Over Europe: From the Beginning to the Boom
June 26  | Nina Hagen[14] |
June 27  | Rod Stewart | Soulbook Tour
July 13  | Prince | Prince 20Ten[15]
September 18  | Guns N' Roses | Chinese Democracy Tour
November 5  | Sting | Symphonicities Tour
November 11  | Lady Gaga | The Monster Ball Tour
2011
February 27  | Katy Perry | California Dreams Tour | DJ Skeet Skeet
June 29  | Judas Priest |
October 10  | Roxette | Charm School – The World Tour
October 12  | Bruno Mars | The Doo-Wops & Hooligans Tour | Skylar Grey
November 17  | Jean-Michel Jarre | Electronica Tour
November 18  | Lenny Kravitz | Black and White Europe Tour 2011
November 23  | Rammstein | Made in Germany 1995-2011 Tour
November 25  | Sade | Sade Live
November 26  | 30 Seconds to Mars | Into the Wild Tour
2012
May 6  | Laura Pausini | Inedito World Tour
May 12  | LMFAO | Sorry for Party Rocking Tour
June 26  | Ozzy Osbourne |
July 4  | Pitbull | Planet Pit World Tour
July 5  | Bryan Adams | 20th Anniversary Tour
August 18  | Lady Gaga | The Born This Way Ball Tour | The Darkness
Lady Starlight
September 4  | George Michael | Symphonica Tour
September 6
November 22  | Lionel Richie | Tuskegee Tour
December 8  | Marilyn Manson | Twins of Evil Tour
2013
March 23  | Wetten, dass..?
March 30  | Justin Bieber | Believe Tour
April 8  | OneRepublic | Native Tour
June 13  | Alicia Keys | Set the World on Fire Tour
June 18  | Elton John | 40th Anniversary of the Rocket Man
July 9  | Rihanna | Diamonds World Tour[16] | GTA
Haim
September 17  | Selena Gomez | Stars Dance Tour
October 24  | Bruno Mars | The Moonshine Jungle Tour | Mayor Hawthorne
November 19  | Muse | The 2nd Law World Tour | Everything Everything
November 21  | Placebo | Loud Like Love Tour
November 28  | Stefanie Werger |
2014
January 25  | Michael Bublé | To Be Loved Tour | Naturally 7
February 8  | Depeche Mode | Delta Machine Tour
February 16  | Ennio Morricone |
April 28  | Robbie Williams | The Swing Tour Live
April 29
June 4  | Justin Timberlake | The 20/20 Experience World Tour | DJ Freestyle Steve
June 7  | Prince | Hit and Run Tour (last performance in Europe)
June 10  | Miley Cyrus | Bangerz Tour
June 25  | Pearl Jam | Lightning Bolt Tour
June 28  | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour 2014
July 1  | Rod Stewart | Live the Life Tour
July 15  | Backstreet Boys | In a World Like This Tour
July 27  | Deutschland sucht den Superstar |
November 2  | Lady Gaga | Artrave: The Artpop Ball | Lady Starlight
November 5  | Michael Bublé | To Be Loved Tour | Naturally 7
November 8  | Andrea Bocelli |
November 14  | Linkin Park | The Hunting Party Tour | Of Mice & Men
November 15  | OneRepublic | Native Tour
November 19  | Slash |
December 15  | Bryan Adams | 30th Anniversary Tour
December 17  | Lenny Kravitz | Strut Europe Tour 2014
2015
January 28  | Anastacia | Resurrection World Tour | Fyre!
February 1  | Queen + Adam Lambert | 2014 – 2015 Tour
February 14  | Lionel Richie | All the Hits All Night Long Tour | Marion Raven
February 26  | Katy Perry | Prismatic World Tour | Charli XCX
~~March 10~~ | ~~Usher~~ | ~~The UR Experience Tour~~ [17]
April 1  | Sting | On Stage Together Tour
May 19  | Eurovision Song Contest 2015
May 21
May 23
July 8  | Roxette | 30th Anniversary Tour
November 11  | Foo Fighters | Sonic Highways World Tour
November 13  | The Prodigy | The Day is My Enemy Tour
2016
January 26  | Slipknot | 2016 European Tour
January 29  | Ellie Goulding | Delirium World Tour | Sara Hartman
March 19  | Macklemore & Ryan Lewis | This Unruly Mess I’ve Made Tour
March 25  | The Libertines | Anthems for Doomed Youth Tour
April 10  | A-ha | Cast in Steel Tour
April 12  | Florence + The Machine | How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful Tour
April 19  | Mariah Carey | Sweet Sweet Fantasy Tour
May 9  | Muse | Drones World Tour | De Staat
May 12  | 5 Seconds Of Summer | Sounds Live Feels Live Tour | Jessarae
Don Broco
May 31  | Bryan Adams | Get Up Tour
June 2  | The Corrs | White Light Tour
June 28  | Black Sabbath | The End Tour | Rival Sons
July 12  | Santana |
August 9  | Rihanna | Anti World Tour[18] | Big Sean
R3hab
September 14  | The Who | Back to the Who Tour 51!
November 5  | Twenty One Pilots | Emotional Roadshow World Tour[19] | Bry
November 8  | Justin Bieber | Purpose World Tour | The Knocks
MiC Lowry
November 9  | Rod Stewart | From Gasoline Alley to Another Country: Hits 2016
November 13  | Placebo | 20 Years of Placebo Tour
November 17  | Jean-Michel Jarre | Electronica Tour
November 21  | Red Hot Chili Peppers | The Getaway World Tour | Deerhoof
November 24  | Elton John | Wonderful Crazy Night Tour
December 14  | Enrique Iglesias | Sex and Love Tour[20]
2017
February 8  | Ennio Morricone |
February 23  | Avenged Sevenfold | The Stage World Tour
March 1  | Grigory Leps |
May 4  | Shawn Mendes | Illuminate World Tour | James TW
May 17  | Deep Purple | The Long Goodbye Tour | Monster Truck
May 21  | Kiss | The KISSWORLD 2017 Tour
June 3  | Bruno Mars | 24K Magic World Tour | Anderson .Paak
June 12  | The Beach Boys |
July 20  | Brian Wilson |
September 14  | Sting | 57th & 9th Tour
September 19  | Neil Diamond |
November 1  | Nick Cave | Skeleton Tree-Tour
November 2  | Gorillaz | Humanz Tour | Little Simz
November 5  | Queens of the Stone Age |
November 8  | Queen + Adam Lambert | 2017 Tour[21]
November 27  | Alice Cooper | A Paranormal Evening with Alice Cooper Live Tour[22]
December 9  | Charles Aznavour | «En toute intimité» World Tour
December 23  | Sarah Brightman | Royal Christmas Gala
2018
February 2  | A-ha | An acoustic evening with a-ha
February 4  | Depeche Mode | Global Spirit Tour | EMA
March 24  | Andrea Bocelli | Cinema World Tour[23]
March 31  | Metallica | WorldWired Tour | Kvelertak
April 16  | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour 2018
April 17  | 30 Seconds to Mars | The Monolith Tour
May 3  | Anastacia | Evolution: The Tour 2018
May 18  | Roger Waters | Us + Them Tour
June 4  | Katy Perry | Witness: The Tour | Tove Styrke
June 9  | Lenny Kravitz | Raise Vibration Tour
June 13  | John Cleese | Last time to see me before I die
June 19  | Jovanotti | Live 2018[24]
June 20  | Ringo Starr |
July 28  | Judas Priest |
August 18  | Justin Timberlake | Man of the Woods Tour[25] | Bazzi
October 18  | Per Gessle |
December 15  | Googoosh |
2019
April 3  | Shawn Mendes | Shawn Mendes The Tour[26] | Alessia Cara
May 1  | Elton John | Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour
May 2
May 28  | Backstreet Boys | DNA World Tour
June 6  | Eric Clapton | World Tour 2019
June 26  | Take That | Greatest Hits Live | Brother Leo
September 3  | Ariana Grande | Sweetener World Tour | Ella Mai
Social House
September 16  | Alice Cooper | Ol' Black Eyes Is Back: Alice Cooper
September 21  | Michael Bublé | An Evening with Michael Bublé[27]
October 7  | Cher | Here We Go Again Tour[28] | Crimer
KidCutUp
November 16  | Tarkan[29] |
2020
February 13  | Tenacious D | in Post-Apocalypto the Tour 2020
February 14  | Slipknot | We Are Not Your Kind World Tour
2022
April 30  | Shadmehr Aghili  |
May 23  | Dua Lipa | Future Nostalgia Tour | Griff
May 27  | Scooter | God Save The Rave - Arena Tour 2022
June 26  | Kiss | End of the Road World Tour
June 28  | Alice Cooper |
July 16  | Harry Styles | Love On Tour | Wolf Alice
September 28  | 50 Cent | Green Light Gang World Tour
November 2  | Placebo | Never Let Me Go
November 4  | OneRepublic |
December 3  | Bryan Adams | So Happy It Hurts Tour
December 10  | Dino Merlin | Mi (MMXXII)[30]
2023
February 7  | Michael Bublé | Higher Tour
March 16  | Robbie Williams | XXV Tour
March 17
April 27  | Avril Lavigne | Love Sux Tour | Girlfriends
Phem
July 11  | Wu Tang Clan |
July 12  | Deep Purple |
July 17  | Sting | My Songs Tour
September 13  | Louis Tomlinson |
September 19  | Björk | Cornucopia (concert tour) |
September 20  | blink-182 |
October 6  | Googoosh |
2024
March 23  | Jason Derulo | Nu King World Tour |
May 18  | Thirty Seconds to Mars | Seasons Tour | Jagwar Twin
June 24  | The Smashing Pumpkins | The World is a Vampire Tour  | Interpol
June 25  | The National |  | Bess Atwell
July 2  | Rod Stewart | Rod Stewart The Hits |
September 22  | Jonas Brothers | Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour |
2025
March 7  | Valery Meladze[31] |
March 9  | Lenny Kravitz | Blue Electric Light Tour |
March 28  | Anastacia | Not That Kind: 25th Anniversary Tour 2025 |
April 13  | Twenty One Pilots | The Clancy World Tour |
April 19  | Tarkan |
June 6  | Billie Eilish | Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour |
June 8  | Tate McRae | Miss Possessive Tour |
June 11  | Lara Fabian | Je T'Aime World Tour |
June 17  | Green Day | The Saviors Tour
June 18
June 30  | Santana | Oneness Tour |
July 16  | Lionel Richie | Say Hello To The Hits Tour |
November 11  | OneRepublic | Escape to Europe Tour
December 9  | Rod Stewart | Rod Stewart The Hits |
2026
March 3  | Jason Derulo | The Last Dance World Tour |

## Gallery

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* Hall F, behind the city pool (2013)

* Nestroy Theatre Prize 2013 in Hall F

* Large pool and diving tower (2008)

* Stadthallenbad (2015)

## See also

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* List of tennis stadiums by capacity
* List of indoor arenas in Austria

## References

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2. ^ "Artisten Tiere Attraktionen". circusarchiv.com. Retrieved December 24, 2014.
3. ^ Zarb, Noel (August 6, 2014). "Host city announcement: We're off to Vienna for Eurovision 2015!". Eurovision 2015 Predictions, Polls, Odds, Rankings – wiwibloggs. Retrieved December 24, 2014.
4. ^ "Vienna chosen to host 2015 Eurovision Song Contest". Yahoo! News. Agence France-Presse. August 6, 2014. Retrieved December 24, 2014.
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Events

| Preceded by

Palac Lodowy
Belgrade

|  European Indoor Championships in Athletics
Venue
1970 | Succeeded by

Festiwalna
Sofia

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|

Preceded by

Håkons Hall
Lillehammer

|  European Men's Handball Championship
Final Venue
2010 | Succeeded by

Belgrade Arena
Belgrade

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B&W Hallerne
Copenhagen

|  Eurovision Song Contest
Venue
2015 | Succeeded by

Ericsson Globe
Stockholm

Preceded by

Arena Stožice
Ljubljana

|  European Women's Handball Championship
Final Venue
2024 | Succeeded by

Spodek
Katowice

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* Brucknerhaus
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Graz|

* Stadthalle Graz

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* Ice Palace
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* 2002
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* 2003
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* 2005
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* 2007
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* 2013
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* 2016
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* 2017
* Lanxess Arena
* AccorHotels Arena
* 2018
* Royal Arena
* Jyske Bank Boxen
* 2019
* Ondrej Nepela Arena
* Steel Aréna
* ~~2020~~
* ~~Hallenstadion~~
* ~~Vaudoise Aréna~~
* 2021
* Arena Riga
* Olympic Sports Centre
* 2022
* Nokia Arena
* Helsinki Ice Hall
* 2023
* Nokia Arena
* Arena Riga
* 2024
* O2 Arena
* Ostravar Aréna
* 2025
* Avicii Arena
* Jyske Bank Boxen
* 2026
* Swiss Life Arena
* BCF Arena
* 2027
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* SAP Arena

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| Central|

* Accor Arena (Paris)
* Barclays Arena (Hamburg)
* Festhalle Frankfurt
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* Olympiahalle (Munich)
* Paris La Défense Arena
* Porsche-Arena (Stuttgart)
* Rockhal (Luxembourg)
* Rotterdam Ahoy
* Uber Arena (Berlin)
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East|

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* O2 Arena (Prague)
* Tauron Arena Kraków
* Twinsbet Arena (Vilnius)
* Unibet Arena (Tallinn)
* Xiaomi Arena (Riga)
* Žalgiris Arena (Kaunas)

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North|

* Malmö Arena
* Nokia Arena (Tampere)
* Scandinavium (Gothenburg)
* Stockholm Live
* 3Arena
* Annexet
* Avicii Arena
* Hovet
* Södra Teatern
* Strawberry Arena
* Unity Arena (Oslo)

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South|

* Arena Milano (Milan)
* Hallenstadion (Zurich)
* László Papp Budapest Sports Arena (Budapest)
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* Movistar Arena (Madrid)
* Navarra Arena (Pamplona)
* Palacio Vistalegre (Madrid)
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* Roig Arena (Valencia)
* St. Jakobshalle (Basel)
* Unipol Forum (Milan)

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West|

* AO Arena (Manchester)
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* The O2 Arena (London)
* OVO Hydro (Glasgow)
* SSE Arena (Belfast)
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Former|

* Arena Zagreb
* Belgrade Arena
* Főnix Aréna (Debrecen)
* Gatorade Center (Turku)
* Helsinki Halli
* ISS Dome (Düsseldorf)
* PalaLottomatica (Rome)
* Utilita Arena Birmingham

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