All Music Festivals in Lazio

Buy tickets:TicketOne Roma Summer Fest 2027 will return to Rome from June to September, bringing a new season of major Italian and international concerts to the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone. The festival is produced by Fondazione Musica per Roma and forms an important part of the capital’s summer cultural program. Rather than concentrating dozens of artists into a single weekend, Roma Summer Fest 2027 operates as an extended summer concert series. Individual shows are scheduled across several months, allowing visitors to choose specific performances while combining an evening at the festival with a longer stay in Rome. The 2027 edition will be particularly significant because the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone celebrates its 25th anniversary. The complex was completed in 2002 and has since developed into one of Rome’s principal venues for concerts, festivals, exhibitions, cinema, conferences, and other cultural events. The first artists announced for the 2027 festival illustrate its international character. Hayley Williams, Tokio Hotel, Take That, and Beth Hart are already confirmed, with concerts scheduled between June and July. Most of the summer concerts are associated with the Auditorium’s famous open-air Cavea, a travertine amphitheater positioned between the complex’s three principal concert halls. Its Read more [...]

Buy tickets:TicketOne Rock in Roma 2027 will mark the 17th edition of one of the Italian capital’s most established summer music events. Founded in 2009, the festival has developed into an important stop on European touring schedules, bringing major international performers and leading Italian artists to Rome during the city’s summer concert season. Unlike a conventional festival concentrated into a single weekend, Rock in Roma 2027 is organised as a series of separate concerts distributed across several weeks. Each performance has its own ticket, timetable, production, and audience, allowing visitors to choose individual shows without navigating simultaneous stages or purchasing admission for an entire multi-day event. Despite its name, the festival is no longer limited to rock. Previous editions have included metal, pop, electronic music, rap, hip-hop, urban music, singer-songwriters, and numerous Italian performers. The official festival history records more than three million spectators and over 300 concerts since the event was launched in 2009. The event is closely associated with the Ippodromo delle Capannelle, the historic racecourse that has served as its headquarters since the first edition. Its extensive outdoor areas can accommodate substantial concert productions, while several particularly large events in earlier editions have also taken place at Read more [...]