Eros Ramazzotti - Una Storia Importante - World Tour

Eros Ramazzotti - Una Storia Importante - World Tour

The videos that have unexpectedly surfaced on the streets of New York, Madrid and Buenos Aires in recent days have sparked interest, now everything is taking shape: Eros Ramazzotti today announces his UNA STORIA IMPORTANTE WORLD TOUR - his musical journey that begins in February 2026.

After dates on October 17 and 18, 2025 at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome - an exclusive and unique World Tour Gala Premiere - the new world tour, produced and distributed by Friends & Partners-Eventim and Radiorama, will kick off on February 14, 2026 at the Accor Arena in Paris. This is the beginning of an exciting journey through 30 countries, divided into 4 legs that will include Italy, Europe, North America and Canada as well as Latin America. A tour that has only one goal: to play its way into the hearts of audiences all over the world.

The tour also marks the eagerly awaited return of Eros Ramazzotti to Italian stadiums. Part of this new live adventure in June 2026 is also a very special venue, Turin's Allianz Stadium: Eros is the first artist to announce a show at Juventus Turin's stadium, making his official debut on the map of major live concerts.

Before the concerts in his home country and an extensive North and Latin American tour in the fall, Eros Ramazzotti will be coming to Europe early next year for more than 30 shows, including six concerts in Germany in February and March.

UNA STORIA IMPORTANTE is the title of this tour, which tells of the deep bond between Eros and his audience, an authentic and lasting connection that spans time, borders and generations. A story of music, emotions and exchange that continues to be written with the same strength as ever, driven by over 80 million records sold and more than 9.3 billion streams worldwide, 16 studio albums, completely sold-out European and world tours, numerous prizes, awards and recognitions: Eros Ramazzotti is by far one of the most successful Italian artists, his songs have shaped Italian music history and traveled the world. At the beginning of 2026, German audiences will be able to see the singer again and fans can look forward to concerts in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin, Oberhausen, Frankfurt and Stuttgart.