Atlas Arena Through the Eyes of the People Who Create the Country's Biggest Shows
For over 17 years, Atlas Arena has been the venue for Poland’s biggest concerts, sporting events, and shows. What makes organizers and producers so eager to return to Łódź? The answer is revealed in the latest video footage from Agnieszka Chylińska’s birthday concert, which drew a full house on May 23, 2026, and was SOLD OUT.
In the film, people who are responsible for organizing the country’s largest events on a daily basis share their experiences. Their accounts show Atlas Arena from the perspective of producers, television directors, and the artists themselves.
A venue that ensures the success of events
“It’s a well-thought-out production,” emphasizes Michał Fałat, the event’s producer.
A major advantage of Atlas Arena is not only its location in the very center of Poland, but also its location in Łódź. The arena is located just a few hundred meters from the Łódź Kaliska train station, in the immediate vicinity of the city’s main transportation arteries, and features a parking lot with over 1,100 spaces. These features significantly simplify logistics for both the audience and technical crews—for example, the ability for production trucks to access the arena from two sides.
The organizer also points out that the number of events held each year best illustrates Atlas Arena’s position in the market.
A space that offers unlimited possibilities
Piotr Gustaw Dziwulski of TVN also appreciates the facility's technical capabilities.
As he points out, the hall’s vast space makes it possible to produce even the most demanding television productions. At Atlas Arena, it is possible to use elaborate stage setups, advanced lighting systems, and Spidercam-type cameras that move freely over the audience and the stage, providing spectacular shots from anywhere in the venue.
These capabilities have recently been further enhanced thanks to a new rigging system. In addition to allowing for quick changes to the venue’s configuration and efficient preparation of the space for concerts, sporting events, or conventions, the structure also enables the suspension of additional set elements, lighting, and technical infrastructure. For producers, this means even greater freedom in designing shows.
Artists want to come back here
Atlas Arena impresses not only the production team but also the performers themselves.
Oskar Podolski, the drummer for Agnieszka Chylińska’s band, highlights the venue’s capacity, which can accommodate nearly 15,000 attendees during major events. He also emphasizes the unique atmosphere of the concerts, which makes performances at the Łódź arena a lasting memory for both the artists and the audience.
A show that fans will remember
Agnieszka Chylińska’s anniversary concert, organized by Top Management and produced by MUZK Live and East Eventz, was one of the most challenging concert projects of the year. The event, broadcast by TVN, drew a full house at Atlas Arena and showcased the venue’s capabilities from both an artistic and a production standpoint.
The concert was very well received by the audience. Fans highlighted the spectacular visuals, elaborate stage design, excellent sound quality, and the unique atmosphere that permeated the event from the first song to the last.
This is an example of a concert in which the venue’s technical capabilities combined with the creativity of the organizers and artists to create a world-class performance
Investments That Transform Event Infrastructure
Alongside the organization of major concerts, the venue’s facilities are being modernized. The backstage area and the warm-up zone are currently being renovated, and other spaces used by artists, athletes, managers, and technical crews are undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment.
These investments will improve working conditions for everyone involved in staging events, enabling the arena to better meet the demands of modern concert, television, and sports productions.
This is the next step in the development of Atlas Arena—a venue that has been setting the standard for organizing major events in Poland for years.
