The Scorpions sold out the Atlas Arena. This marks yet another attendance success for the Łódź venue

The Scorpions concert at Atlas Arena, scheduled for July 25, 2026, is completely sold out. A full house for the performance by one of rock’s greatest legends is further proof of the unwavering interest in events organized at the Łódź venue. It also confirms that the carefully curated lineup attracts tens of thousands of visitors to Łódź.

A winning streak and an incredible first half of the year

The sold-out Scorpions concert is not the first such attendance success this year. In the first half of 2026 alone, the venue hosted 32 events that drew a total of over 250,000 attendees. Six of them were completely sold out. Among them were, among others, a Deftones concert and the anniversary show “50 Years of Agnieszka Chylińska,” broadcast by TVN.

In recent months, the Atlas Arena stage has also hosted performances by Kings of Leon, André Rieu, Alphaville, NE-YO, AKON, and 5 Seconds of Summer, among others. A highlight was the concert by RAYE, who kicked off her European tour right here in Łódź. Coverage, photos, and videos from the Łódź performance spread across media outlets and social media channels around the world, boosting international recognition of both the event and Łódź itself.

Major events are increasingly driving the growth of event tourism. Audiences come to Łódź not only from the region but also from other parts of Poland and abroad, combining their concert experience with a stay in the city. During the dates of the largest events, the hotel industry in Łódź also recorded high occupancy rates, ranging from 85 to as high as 97 percent.

The second half of the year is marked by a string of hits

The Scorpions’ concert in July is just one of many highlights scheduled for the second half of the year. Other acts set to take the stage at Atlas Arena include Deep Purple, Placebo, Hollywood Vampires, Jungle, Pitbull, A$AP Rocky (twice), as well as Polish fan favorites: OKI, Mrozu, and Coma.

Everything indicates that 2026, despite the numerous renovations being carried out inside and around the Łódź arena, will be a very good year in terms of attendance and the number of events held.