From mid-September through the end of November, Atlas Arena will be one of the most important venues on Poland’s concert scene. The Łódź arena will host over 15 major events—ranging from concerts by international stars to sports and comedy, as well as family events. This fall will also see the next phase of the largest renovation of Atlas Arena’s backstage facilities in years.
International Stars and Various Musical Worlds
Atlas Arena's fall lineup offers a diverse selection of contemporary music. Artists representing rock, hip-hop, alternative, electronic, pop, and Eurodance will take the stage.
In early October, Mrozu, and on October 8, Deep Purple. The second half of the month will feature a concert by Young Thug, a stand-up show by Rafał Pacześ and Łukasz “Lotek” Lodkowski, as well as performances by OKI and Fontaines D.C.
November also promises to be a busy month. Don Toliver will perform on November 3, Jungle on November 10, and Placebo on November 18. On November 21, Atlas Arena will transform into the biggest ’90s disco during BACK TO THE 90’S featuring, among others, Haddaway and 2 Unlimited. The fall concert marathon will conclude on November 27 with Pitbull.
Not just concerts
This fall, Atlas Arena is also all about sports, culture, and entertainment. On September 19 and 20, Atlas Arena, Sport Arena, and EC1 Łódź will host the 37th International Comics and Games Festival.
Shaquille O’Neal is coming to Łódź in October for an event SHAQ IS BACK, and the Sport Arena will host the anniversary show Harlem Globetrotters, who are celebrating their 100th anniversary.
The calendar also includes Freestyle Heroes, the Polish Cabaret Night “The Magnificent Seven, ” the Hot Wheels Stunt Show, The Masters Symphonic, Krzysztof Skawiński and Waldemar Tkaczyk’s “Kings of Life, ” COMA, and the show HAMLET.EXE.
A Strong Fall Following an Intense First Half of the Year
This packed fall schedule is a natural continuation of an exceptionally busy year at Atlas Arena. In the first half of 2026, the arena hosted 32 events that drew more than 250,000 attendees. Six events were sold out, and the venue was in active use for 90 days.
Artists who took the stage at Atlas Arena included Kings of Leon, André Rieu, Deftones, Wu-Tang Clan, RAYE, Alphaville, NE-YO, AKON, and 5 Seconds of Summer. The calendar also featured new prestigious events, including the PGL tournament.
The fall season is significantly boosting this figure, making 2026 one of the busiest periods in the history of Atlas Arena.
A Major Renovation Behind the Scenes
Alongside the organization of upcoming events, Atlas Arena is undergoing the most extensive modernization of its facilities in years. The work includes the backstage area and the “Warm-up” zone, which is used by artists and athletes.
Among other things, the facility has gained new restrooms, locker rooms, dressing rooms, and a warm-up area. This major renovation is transforming the Atlas Arena “behind the scenes,” improving working conditions for staff, performers, and athletes.
Importantly, the renovation is taking place without interrupting the venue’s operations. While the work is underway, Atlas Arena continues to host its scheduled concerts and events.
Easy access from all over Poland
Atlas Arena is located in central Poland and is well-connected to other parts of the country. The Łódź Kaliska train station is about a five-minute walk from the arena, making it easy to travel by train to a concert or event.
There are also more than 1,100 parking spaces available on-site in the immediate vicinity of the facility.
This is especially important in the fall, when concertgoers from all over Poland come to Łódź for the biggest concerts.
An Event-Filled Fall at Atlas Arena
With over 15 major events, international stars, Polish artists, sports, culture, and entertainment, fall at Atlas Arena promises to be one of the highlights of the year.
