P!nk - Trustfall Tour adds 2026 German arena dates
Published on 08/20/2026 at 07:40 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
P!nk is extending her touring plans built around her 2023 studio album Trustfall. According to recent announcements from Live Nation and European venues, her Trustfall Tour will continue into 2026 with new arena dates across Europe, including several major stops in Germany.
New 2026 German arena shows
The 2026 European leg of P!nk’s Trustfall Tour puts Germany back at the center of her live calendar. According to current tour and venue listings, headline shows are scheduled at Uber Arena in Berlin, Lanxess Arena in Cologne and Olympiahalle in Munich, forming the core of the German run.
These venues typically hold between 12,000 and 17,000 fans in concert configuration, so each night continues her established pattern of large-scale productions rather than a scaled-down theater tour. Promoters in Germany describe the dates as part of an extended arena run designed to follow up on the stadium shows she played in the country during the Summer Carnival phase of the tour.
How the 2026 routing looks
Beyond Berlin, Cologne and Munich, the 2026 Trustfall Tour leg includes further European cities such as Amsterdam, Paris, Milan and Madrid, as well as additional UK dates in London and Manchester, according to European tour schedules and venue announcements. This keeps P!nk in the major-market corridor where she has consistently drawn strong crowds over the past decade.
For German-based fans, the new arena shows mark a shift from the open-air stadium setting of Summer Carnival to an indoor environment, which typically allows for more intricate lighting and staging. The combination of a country-focused run and arena capacities in the mid five figures underscores how important Germany remains for her touring business.
Tour, charts and work overview for P!nk
Fans in Germany can follow P!nk’s evolving tour schedule and chart history to plan trips and revisit key phases of her pop-rock career.
How the Trustfall show fits her sound
Trustfall continues P!nk’s blend of pop, rock and contemporary adult pop, with big choruses and a mix of ballads and uptempo tracks. On tour, she typically builds the setlist around newer material such as the title track, alongside catalog staples like Just Like a Pill, So What and Just Give Me a Reason, pairing them with aerial stunts and elaborate staging.
Current career status and next live date
P!nk remains an active touring artist, with her next officially announced European arena shows on the extended Trustfall Tour scheduled for 2026, including the German dates in Berlin, Cologne and Munich.
P!nk at a glance
- Act: P!nk
- Genre: Pop rock / pop
- Origin: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA
- Active since: Late 1990s
- Lineup: Solo
- Label: RCA Records
- Key works: M!ssundaztood (2001), Funhouse (2008), The Truth About Love (2012), Beautiful Trauma (2017)
- Current album/single: Trustfall, released February 24, 2023
- Charts / certifications: Trustfall debuted at No. 1 on Germany’s Official Album Charts in February 2023 and P!nk’s compilation Greatest Hits… So Far!!! has been certified multi-platinum in Germany.
- Next live date: 2026 European arena shows on the Trustfall Tour, including confirmed concerts at Uber Arena Berlin, Lanxess Arena Cologne and Olympiahalle Munich.
Frequently asked questions about P!nk
What new tour dates has P!nk announced for Germany?
P!nk has added 2026 arena shows in Berlin, Cologne and Munich as part of the extended Trustfall Tour, according to current announcements from promoters and venues.
Which album is P!nk’s current tour built around?
The Trustfall Tour is centered on her studio album Trustfall, released in February 2023, with the setlist combining songs from that record and earlier hits.
How significant is Germany for P!nk’s touring and chart history?
Germany is one of P!nk’s strongest European markets, with Trustfall debuting at No. 1 on the Official German Album Charts and multiple large-scale tours including stadium and arena runs.
This article was created with AI assistance and editorially reviewed. Sources are linked in the text. Dates, chart positions and certifications may change at short notice; correction notes are welcome via the editorial contact on our imprint/contact page.
