Warsaw, Poland
PGE Narodowy (National Stadium) is the largest football stadium in Poland, with a capacity of 58,580 seats (up to 72,900 for concerts). Built between 2008 and 2011 in Warsaw for UEFA Euro 2012, it is the home ground of the Polish national football team. A distinctive feature is its retractable PVC roof. The venue also hosts major concerts, festivals, and international events such as the 2016 NATO Summit.
Al. Ks. J. Poniatowskiego 1, 03-901 Warszawa
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Bad Bunny brings his DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour to Warsaw. The concert takes place at the National Stadium.
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Legendary rock-metal band System Of A Down takes the stage at Warsaw's National Stadium. A concert by one of the most important rock-metal acts of the 21st century.
Legendary hard rock band System Of A Down takes the stage in Warsaw. A concert from one of the world's most iconic rock acts.
Pitbull's return to the stage – an energetic concert by the American rapper in Warsaw, packed with hits and dynamic atmosphere.
The Weeknd brings his "After Hours Til Dawn Tour" to Warsaw, combining hits from both albums in an unforgettable concert at the National Stadium.
Canadian artist The Weeknd performs at the National Stadium in Warsaw.
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, one of the world's most popular classical singers, will perform at the National Stadium.
Polish artist Sanah performs at the National Stadium. An evening of energy and hits.
Poland's biggest disco at the National Stadium – a dance event for everyone featuring live music and DJs.
A dance evening at the National Stadium with live music and vibrant atmosphere.
Australian indie-pop duo Royel Otis performs at Warsaw's PGE Narodowy arena.
Japanese punk-rock band Otoboke Beaver performs at Warsaw's PGE Narodowy.
Iconic American rock band Foo Fighters comes to Warsaw with the TAKE COVER TOUR 2026. A concert at the National Stadium is your chance to see one of rock's greatest legends live.