Oktoberfest 2025: Two hits conquer the beer tents – Wockelkontakt and Bella Napoli!

Oktoberfest 2025: Two hits conquer the beer tents – Wockelkontakt and Bella Napoli!

The Oktoberfest hype in Munich is in full swing and music plays a prominent role in this festive hustle and bustle. Oktoberfest boss Christian Scharpf (SPD) has identified two real Oktoberfest hits this year that will win the hearts of the guests: “Wackelkontakt” by singer Oimara and “Bella Napoli” by Roy Bianco & The Abbrunzati Boys. Apparently the competition for the title of Wiesn Hit 2025 is not determined by a clear winner, which only fuels the discussion about the best songs. According to Süddeutscher Zeitung Michael Fenzl can also be heard, who won the music competition with his song “Bierdringa”. “A Liad für d’Wiesn” creates a great atmosphere in the tents. But what makes the musical background at the Oktoberfest so special?

The answer could be, among other things, the large selection of well-known melodies that put you in a good mood year after year. Popular Oktoberfest songs such as “Atemlos” by Helene Fischer, “Der alte Holzmichl” and “Cordula Grün” get visitors singing and dancing along, even if some songs are polarizing, such as Nena’s “99 Red Balloons”. In the festival tents it quickly becomes clear: music is a central part of Oktoberfest, which becomes an unforgettable celebration for many guests.

The best hits of the Oktoberfest

When looking for the best Oktoberfest hits, you quickly come across a variety of titles that are an absolute must. Classics like “Scandal in the Restricted District” by the Spider Murphy Gang and “Hulapalu” by Andreas Gabalier ensure an exuberant atmosphere. The most famous Oktoberfest song, “Ein Prosit der Gemütlichkeit”, is played several times an hour and encourages festival visitors to drink, which is also reflected in the sales figures [Focus].

Other international hits that cannot be missed at Oktoberfest include “Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond and “Country Roads” by John Denver. These songs create a festive atmosphere and are often the key to unforgettable moments during the festival.

A mix of emotions

Musically, there is something for every taste at Oktoberfest. While some classics are sure to cause storms of celebration, there are also songs like “Cordula Grün” that divide and provoke a variety of opinions. Many visitors have a clear opinion: “Is old Holzmichl still alive?” – “Not for long, if I have my way!” is often said in jest. Andreas Gabalier also takes a somewhat humorous approach to the different perspectives on “Hulapalu” and says in an interview that everyone has their own idea of ​​what the hit means to them.

All in all, the musical diversity of Oktoberfest shows that it's not just about beer and pretzels. Music is the heart of this great celebration, connecting everyone and bringing the festive atmosphere to life. With new hits like “Wackelkontakt” and “Bella Napoli”, this year’s Oktoberfest will be remembered for a long time.