Global esports entertainment company BLAST has announced its first live in-person event for Brawl Stars, organised together with developer Supercell. The event, called Brawl Cup Berlin, will take place from May 15 to May 17, 2026, at the Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin.

The three-day tournament will bring top teams from around the world to compete in front of a live audience, alongside a large fan experience inside the arena. Brawl Cup Berlin is also the first ever standalone Brawl Stars live event run by BLAST and is part of a wider effort to grow the game’s global esports scene beyond online play.

BLAST has confirmed that ticketing information, including on-sale dates and pricing, for Brawl Cup Berlin will be announced soon. Generally, ticketing-related updates, alongside information about fan activities planned at the venue, are shared through official channels as the tournament approaches.

Global Esports Industry Week (GEIW) will return in 2026 with a bigger and bolder edition, taking place across 18–21 June in Cologne, Germany, alongside IEM Cologne. The schedule and details about ticket sales are available in this link.

The Berlin event is part of a new multi-year partnership between BLAST and Supercell, announced in December 2025, to build a competitive system for Brawl Stars. The plan includes a worldwide calendar of tournaments, more live broadcasts and several arena shows each year.

Under the partnership, BLAST will produce 32 broadcast days per year across six seasons, introduce a new studio format and talent lineup, and support a $2 million prize pool. Teams will qualify through regional competitions across EMEA, North America, South America, Asia-Pacific, and China, with the best squads advancing to in-person international tournaments like the Berlin event.

BLAST is not only teaming up with Supercell to grow the esports scene for its titles, as the organiser has also renewed its global partnership with Ubisoft for the competitive circuit of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. The agreement now runs for another three years through the end of the 2028/29 season and continues the collaboration that first began in 2023 to rebuild and modernise the game’s esports ecosystem.

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