Summer is around the corner and it’s time to start planning that holiday in Europe. London, Paris and Milan may already be on your travel radar, so why not throw in a fun concert while you’re around? From May to August, Europe will see major concerts by some big artists and bands. It doesn’t matter which generation you belong to, there’s something for everyone in this summer lineup of musical performances. Taylor Swift, Coldplay, AC/DC, Lana Del Rey - these artists promise a memorable, larger-than-life experience at their live shows.
Here are 8 upcoming concerts in Europe to attend this summer:
Taylor Swift, London, United Kingdom
What you can expect: The much-anticipated Eras Tour reaches London’s Wembley Stadium in June. Expect vibrant sets, changing props, and immersive visuals that transport you straight into Taylor’s universe. The tour has taken the world by storm and shows in Europe will see the artist perform her greatest hits. Swifties travelling to Europe have a lot to look forward to this summer as the Eras Tour is also going to Paris, Lisbon, and many other major cities.
Locations: Taylor Swift will also perform in Germany, France, Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Poland, Austria, Ireland and other parts of the United Kingdom like Edinburgh. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 59,276*
Dates: 21 to 23 June and 15 to 17, 19 to 20 August in London
AC/DC, Vienna, Austria
What you can expect: After eight years, iconic rock band AC/DC is back to the tour life. The Power Up Tour celebrates their eponymous seventeenth album. The tour will feature former Jane's Addiction member Chris Chaney as the bassist. Expect nothing less than an electrifying performance of top hits like Through The Mists Of Time, Wild Reputation, Money Shot, and many more.
Locations: The band will also perform in Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Switzerland, Slovakia, France and Belgium. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 11,148*
Dates: 23 and 26 June
Coldplay, Athens, Greece
What you can expect: The Music Of The Spheres World Tour celebrates Coldplay’s titular pop album. The tour series began in 2022 and the upcoming concerts in Europe in 2024 are a part of the concluding tour which ends with concerts in Australia and New Zealand. The concert touches on themes like seeking adventure, struggle, self-love, and unity through the use of inventive lighting effects, costumes, and props. Coldplay is among the few bands who use renewable energy resources to operate sound, light, and laser systems for their shows, in the interest of sustainability. Additionally, blind guests can get a touch tour before each concert and there are two sound interpreters for those who are hard of hearing.
Locations: The band will also perform in Romania, Hungary, Italy, Germany, Finland, and Austria. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 14,550*
Dates: 8 and 9 June
Troye Sivan, Amsterdam, Netherlands
What you can expect: Troye Sivan dedicates the Something to Give Each Other Tour to his latest album of the same name. This is the artist’s third album and first in five years. The album touches on themes of love, heartbreak and freedom, and Troye’s concerts give listeners something they can create new memories with. Expect euphoric music and a joyful vibe at the live show. The concerts will also take place in cities like Lisbon, Berlin, and Barcelona.
Locations: The singer will also perform in Portugal, Spain, France, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Ireland the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 4,131*
Dates: 20 June
Lana Del Rey, Milan, Italy
What you can expect: Melancholic melodies and poetic lyrics. From her haunting vocals to the ethereal stage setup, Lana Del Rey's performance will take you on a journey through love, heartbreak, and the complexities of life. This concert tour celebrates the album Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. The setlist may vary for each show, but here are some songs that are popular favourites: Born to Die, Video Games, Young and Beautiful, and Paris, Texas.
Locations: The singer will also perform in Spain, Portugal, France, and the United Kingdom. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 6,416*
Dates: 4 June
Green Day, Paris, France
What you can expect: Bringing the old-school punk rock vibes to Europe this summer, Green Day’s high-octane performances guarantee a good time. The band will be performing songs from their fourteenth studio album Saviors at The Saviors Tour. This tour celebrates the albums Dookie's 30th and American Idiot's 20th anniversary. You can expect the anthems of every misfit and dreamer of the world with all-time bangers like Boulevard of Broken Dreams and Wake Me Up When September Ends.
Location and where to stay: The band will also perform in Spain, Germany, Austria, Italy, the Netherlands, Ireland and the United Kingdom. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 8,814*
Dates: 18 June
Justin Timberlake, Berlin, Germany
What you can expect: Justin Timberlake’s The Forget Tomorrow World Tour celebrates his latest album, Everything I Thought It Was. This album is the first in the last six years after Man in the Woods. From Timberlake’s NSYNC days to his successful solo career, infectious beats, smooth vocals, and irresistible dance moves have remained a constant at his performances. His concerts are a visual feast, with dazzling choreography that takes the experience up several notches.
Locations: The singer will also perform in Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, France, and other cities of the United Kingdom like Birmingham and London. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 9,606*
Dates: 30 to 31 July
Nickelback, Prague, Czech Republic
What you can expect: Take a trip down memory lane with Nickelback’s timeless rock anthems. No matter what age group you belong to, the band has something to offer all of us. Hits like How You Remind Me, Photograph, Lullaby, and others resonate across generations. In addition to these, you can also expect them to perform a cover of Summer of '69 by Bryan Adams or a drum cover of Moby Dick by Led Zeppelin. In Prague, the band will be playing the O2 arena, which is the third largest hockey arena in Europe.
Locations: The band will also perform in the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria. See the full schedule here.
Cost: starting from Rs 5,635*
Dates: 6 June
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