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Linkin Park Vienna Concert Tour 2026｜June 09 | ErnstHappelStadium-Vienna

Jun 9, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Concerts

Linkin Park Vienna promises an unforgettable evening of music and energy at the iconic Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, Austria. Scheduled for June 9, 2026, at 18:00, this highly anticipated event offers fans a chance to experience the legendary band in a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage. With tickets priced at 185 USD, attendees will witness a performance that blends the band's signature sound with the vibrant atmosphere of Vienna. The Ernst Happel Stadium, known for hosting major international events, provides the perfect backdrop for Linkin Park's dynamic stage presence. As the band takes the stage, the audience can expect a setlist that spans their illustrious career, delivering both classic hits and new favorites. This event not only celebrates the enduring legacy of Linkin Park but also highlights Vienna as a premier destination for world-class entertainment.

Richard Prince Solo Exhibition | Albertina

Apr 17–Aug 16, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

Richard Prince (born 1949) exposes the image of consumer society with satire, humor, and keen insight. The New York artist has dedicated himself since the 1970s to studying the visual symbols and fictional narratives of American popular culture, exploring authorship, originality, and the mechanisms of media presentation. He is best known for his legendary "Cowboy" series, which re-photographs Marlboro cigarette advertisements and reinterprets them from different perspectives, offering a critical reflection on mythology, masculinity, and media. The Albertina Museum is hosting a major exhibition focusing on Richard Prince's primary medium—photography—showcasing his work from the 1970s to the present. The exhibition not only showcases iconic series such as *Vogue*, *Gangster*, and *Cowboy*, but also many little-known and previously unseen works, ranging from his groundbreaking re-photography of advertising graphic art to autobiographical images set against the backdrop of rural upstate New York, and complex collages created with found materials. Prince tirelessly explores the issue of appropriation from entirely new perspectives, and the connections and relationships between these perspectives are the focus of this exhibition: a fusion of photography, painting, and sculpture, featuring approximately 150 works that demonstrate the photographic thinking that runs throughout Prince's work. His works, sometimes with minimal editing, present a dual effect: both analytical and alluring.

VIENNA SHORTS | Vienna

May 26–May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Celebration

The Vienna Short Film Festival is an international short film festival. Held annually in late May/early June at multiple venues since 2004, it has also been held online since 2020. The festival has attracted over 10,000 audience members and approximately 500 accredited professionals. The festival screens 250 to 350 short films from around the world each year, divided into four competition sections and thematic sections. It is a accredited festival of the Austrian Film Awards, the British Academy Film Awards, the European Film Awards, and the Academy Awards.

"Collecting for the Future": Albertina Museum's 250th Anniversary Collection Exhibition | Albertina

Jun 19–Oct 11, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

With over one million items, it is one of the world's most important collections of prints, founded 250 years ago: this is the Albertine Collection. What began as a private collection has grown into a world-class museum.The foundation of this collection was laid by Albert of Saxe-Tessin in 1776. This exhibition focuses for the first time on the contributions of women to this world-renowned collection, highlighting Maria Theresa's beloved daughter, Marie Christina, and showcasing how she and her husband Albert systematically built this collection. This exhibition explores Albertina's origins and the motivations of her collectors. What image does this series of works aim to create? What was the purpose of the collection? Which artists were favored? When did large collections of works by Albrecht Dürer or Egon Schiele enter the museum's collection? These questions, and others related to them, will be answered through valuable examples such as Dürer's *The Boy and the Hare*. This book focuses not only on reviewing a glorious history but also on looking to the future.

Pflasterspektakel Festival of Street Art | Linz

Jul 23–Jul 25, 2026 (UTC+1)

Linz

Celebration

Artists from around the world showcased a diverse array of street performance art in Linz. Pflasterspektakel 2026 took place from July 23rd to 25th. A variety of entertainment options awaited young and old alike in different locations throughout Linz's city center. The Old Town, Pfarrplatz, the Main Square, the waterfront promenade, Herrenstrasse, and Landstrasse became the artists' stages. Comedy, acrobatics, fire-breathing performances, music, mime, and high-flying acrobatics—the performances were entertaining and diverse. This pedestrian spectacle was free to enter, and the artists received enthusiastic applause after their performances. And of course, there was the "hat money"—donations from the audience after the show.

Erste Bank Open 2026 | Wiener Stadthalle

Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Sports & Fitness

Special exhibition: Cosmos Magic Flute | Wien Museum Mozart apartment

Jan 16, 2026–Jan 10, 2027 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

Everything is in *The Magic Flute*! This exhibition showcases the latest collection from Munich-based veteran collector Dr. Günter Grish and his wife Rosemary. They have meticulously amassed a large collection of Mozart's works, with a particular focus on *The Magic Flute* and "Freemasonry in the Mozart Era." Among these is an extremely rare libretto from the 1791 premiere, featuring Immanuel Schikaned as Papageno.

"Space of Movement" - Helga Philipp Solo Exhibition | Albertina

May 1–Sep 20, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

Artist Helga Philipp (1939–2002) is hailed as a prominent representative of Austrian Concrete Art and Op Art. As early as the 1960s, she developed a precise and conceptually rigorous visual language, placing perception and movement at the heart of her artistic creation. Her work oscillates between visual experience, geometric abstraction, and dynamic formal language, skillfully experimenting with mathematical principles, sequential structures, and interactivity. This exhibition will showcase approximately 50 of the artist's most important works from over several decades, demonstrating her rich diversity across various art forms, including painting, drawing, printmaking, and object art.

Wiener Festwochen | Vienna

May 15–Jun 21, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Celebration

The Vienna Festival (Wiener Festwochen) was founded in 1951, a pivotal year of unity following the two World Wars. Its initial purpose was to demonstrate to the world that "Austria will continue to live on," and that Vienna would continue to invest in cultural development. Now, over sixty years later, the festival has become one of the most influential international arts festivals. Its most distinctive feature is its large-scale, multinational productions, primarily categorized as self-produced, co-produced, and invited performances.