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After the great anticipation sparked by the surprise videos that appeared in recent days on the streets of New York, Madrid, and Buenos Aires, everything finally makes sense: Eros Ramazzotti announces today UNA STORIA IMPORTANTE WORLD TOUR, his new musical adventure, which will kick off in February 2026.
Before the official start of UNA STORIA IMPORTANTE WORLD TOUR, an exclusive Première will take place in Amsterdam, with a double show on October 17 and 18, 2025, at the Ziggo Dome. This event is conceived as a unique prelude to the launch of the new world tour.
The tour, produced and distributed by Friends & Partners-Eventim and Radiorama, will officially begin on February 14, 2026, at the Accor Arena in Paris and will span 30 countries across four legs: Italy, Europe, North America and Canada, and Latin America. A tour with a single destination: the hearts of his audience, wherever they may be in the world.
The tour will also mark the long-awaited return of Eros to Italian stadiums. In addition to dates in Udine, Milan, Rome, Naples, Messina, and Bari, what makes this new live adventure even more special is the announcement of a concert at the Allianz Stadium in Turin: Eros becomes the first artist to announce a show at the home of Juventus, marking the venue’s debut on the major concert circuit.
Spain will be an unmissable and highly anticipated stop on the UNA STORIA IMPORTANTE WORLD TOUR, with two confirmed dates in major arenas: May 2 at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and May 4 at the Movistar Arena in Madrid. Tickets will be available starting April 17 at 10:00 a.m. (local time). All information can be found at www.ramazzotti.com and www.friendsandpartners.it.
Una Storia Importante becomes the title of a tour that celebrates the deep bond between Eros and his audience—a true and lasting connection that transcends time, borders, and generations. A story made of music, emotions, and shared moments, which continues to be written with the same passion as always, fueled by over 80 million records sold and more than 9.3 billion global streams.
