Gliwice
PreZero Arena Gliwice is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Gliwice, Poland, opened in May 2018. The main hall accommodates up to 17,178 spectators, making it one of the largest indoor arenas in the country. The complex includes two halls, a conference centre, a TV studio, and the highest climbing wall in Europe. It hosted the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019 and was renamed in July 2023 following a title sponsorship deal.
Akademicka 50, 44-100 Gliwice
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American comedian Gabriel Fluffy Iglesias brings his stand-up comedy show to Gliwice. Known for his distinctive style and hilarious observational humor.
(3 days)
The legendary rock band Guns N' Roses comes to Gliwice as part of their world tour. One of the year's most significant rock events.
A gathering of exotic animal breeders and YouTubers from across Poland and the world at PreZero Arena Gliwice.
(5 days)
The Men's Volleyball Nations League comes to Gliwice for the first time. Poland and five other national teams will compete at PreZero Arena from June 24–28.
Legendary German rock band Scorpions takes the stage in Gliwice. The concert is on 23 July 2026 at PreZero Arena.
Canadian metal band Spiritbox brings their Tsunami Sea tour to Gliwice, joined by Jinjer and Dying Wish.
Producer Sir Mich presents a show combining rap, pop, and entertainment music with a symphony orchestra in Gliwice.
Swedish metal supergroup Amon Amarth plays Poland's sole arena-format date, supported by Orbit Culture and Soilwork.
Finnish metal band Beast in Black headlines their sole Polish show, supported by Sonata Arctica and Frozen Crown.