Oberhausen Germany

Rudolf Weber-Arena

Arenastraße 1, 46047 Oberhausen, Germany Open in Google Maps

Rudolf Weber-Arena, Oberhausen, hosts 13 upcoming events between 10 Oct 2026 and 12 Nov 2027, with tickets from £86.73.

Active Calendar 13 Performances
Price Spectrum £86.73
Next Event Matthias Reim • 10 Oct
Location Oberhausen • Arenastraße 1

📅 Upcoming Shows & Schedule

Across October 2026 – November 2027, Rudolf Weber-Arena hosts 13 scheduled performances. Featured headliners include Matthias Reim, Laura Pausini, Amon Amarth, Chris Tall, and Die Fantastischen Vier. Tickets currently start from £86.73.

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Upcoming Events at Rudolf Weber-Arena

Matthias Reim

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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Laura Pausini

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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Amon Amarth

Oberhausen • Germany18:30

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Chris Tall

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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Die Fantastischen Vier

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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Torsten Sträter

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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Manowar

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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The Australian Pink Floyd Show

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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Roland Kaiser

Oberhausen • Germany19:30

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Roland Kaiser

Oberhausen • Germany19:30

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Chris

Oberhausen • Germany20:00

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The World of Hans Zimmer

Oberhausen • Germany19:30

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Die Prinzen

Oberhausen • Germany19:30

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What time do doors open at Rudolf Weber-Arena?

The primary spectator entrances are located on the south side of the arena, facing the CentrO promenade. Queue arrangements are clearly delineated, and all attendees are subject to standard security checks and bag policies upon entry.

Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (8 of 13 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 Rudolf Weber-Arena: Layout, History & Architecture

The Rudolf Weber-Arena, inaugurated in 1996, represents a pragmatic example of modern multi-purpose arena design, constructed primarily from concrete and steel. Conceived to host a diverse array of large-scale events, its architectural philosophy prioritizes function and flexibility over ornate aesthetics. The space can accommodate up to 12,650 attendees for concerts, utilizing a flat standing floor in front of the stage, supplemented by extensive tiered seating. For sporting events such as ice hockey, its capacity adjusts to 12,000, with lower tier seating often reconfigured.

Sightlines across the auditorium are generally well-engineered, particularly from the elevated seating sections, which offer unobstructed views of the performance area. The standing general admission floor, while providing direct proximity to the stage, can become densely packed, potentially affecting views for those further back or of shorter stature. Acoustically, the hall presents the typical challenges of a large, high-ceilinged concrete structure. While capable of impressive volume, the inherent reverb characteristics mean that the clarity and fidelity of sound rely heavily on sophisticated, well-tuned professional sound reinforcement systems, rather than the natural acoustic properties of the room itself.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Entering the Rudolf Weber-Arena typically involves navigating one of the multiple entry points, primarily situated along its south-facing plaza, which connects directly to the wider CentrO complex. Inside, extensive foyer areas provide access to numerous concession stands and bars, which operate efficiently but can experience significant queues during peak times, reflecting standard arena operations and pricing. The dynamic between the standing pit, offering an immersive and energetic experience in close proximity to the performers, and the more contemplative, elevated views from the seated balconies, defines the audience's interaction with the event. Crowd atmosphere across the venue is consistently high energy, in keeping with the scale of the touring acts and spectacles it hosts.

With 13 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £86.73. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Matthias Reim on 10th October 2026.