The news is out: Acda and de Munnik are celebrating their thirty-year friendship with the biggest stadium show of their careers. On Saturday, June 19, 2027, the iconic Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam (built for the 1928 Games) will be transformed into the setting for a historic music festival for 30,000 attendees.
The duo won’t be performing alone. Top acts such as Maan, Typhoon, Guus Meeuwis, Ronnie Flex, and Snelle will take the stage for a series of unique collaborations. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Friday, October 2, at 10:00 a.m.
Thirty years of hits and new music
For Thomas Acda and Paul de Munnik, the show at the historic Olympic Stadium marks the fulfillment of a long-cherished childhood dream. The native Amsterdammers have previously sold out the Ziggo Dome and Ahoy, but the historic stadium, built in 1928, has been at the top of their bucket list for years .
The announcement coincides with a creative period for the duo. In addition to two brand-new singles (“Filelied” and “Niets doen”), their new album *De Een*, produced by Finn Acda (Thomas’s son), will be released in mid-October.
Next year will see the second part, *De Ander*. During the one-time concert on June 19, 2027, they’ll not only perform their greatest classics but also share the stage with guest artists such as Maan, Typhoon, Guus Meeuwis, Ronnie Flex, and Snelle.
For true collectors, there’s also a special surprise: a limited-edition Adidas AEDM sweater has been designed specifically for the show at the Olympic Stadium. Only 50 of these exclusive sweaters will be made.
Ticket sales and prices: here’s how to get there
Anyone who wants to experience this historic evening needs to be ready on time. Official ticket sales for the one-time anniversary concert begin on Friday, October 2, at 10:00 a.m. via the official Acda en de Munnik website.
Here’s a breakdown of the ticket prices:
- Seated tickets (Sections 1 through 5): €69.95 to €89.95
- Standing Room (Regular & Front): €72.95 to €79.95
- Wheelchair platform (EXTO): €72.95
- VIP package: €149.95
Given the one-time nature of the concert and the enormous demand, a massive rush to the digital waiting list is expected tomorrow morning at exactly 10:00 a.m.
