Vasco Rossi heads toward his 2027 “Jubilee”: ten shows at Rome's Stadio Olimpico

While the “Vasco Live 2026” tour is underway, rumors are already starting to take shape about the huge event with which Vasco Rossi will celebrate fifty years of his career in 2027. No official confirmation has arrived yet, but for weeks the singer-songwriter from Zocca has been hinting that it will be an unprecedented occasion, already nicknamed “Vasco's Jubilee”.
According to the most credible speculation, the project should turn into a long residency at Rome's Stadio Olimpico, with at least ten concerts spread over the course of a month. The goal would be to draw in over half a million spectators, making use of a venue that can host around 60,000 people per night for music events.

The official announcement could arrive on June 29, 2026, on the occasion of the final date of the summer tour at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine. Ticket sales also appear to be close at hand: presales are said to open in the first days of July, with an initial phase reserved for members of Il Blasco Fan Club. The importance of the official club was confirmed by the recent opening of 2027 memberships, accompanied by the announcement that members will get priority access to tickets for the Rome concerts.
On the logistical front, early rumours place the start of the residency in the second half of June 2027. The Stadio Olimpico will in fact be busy until the end of May with the final fixtures of the Serie A football season, and a production of Vasco's scale will require several days to set up. For this reason, the opening could take place on the weekend of June 12-13, or the following weekend of June 19-20. The run of concerts should then wrap up by the end of the month, making way for the already announced Achille Lauro shows, scheduled at the same stadium on June 30 and July 1, 2027.

Meanwhile, Vasco continues his 2026 tour, which after dates in Rimini, Ferrara and Olbia will stop at the San Nicola stadium in Bari on June 18 and 19, at the Del Conero stadium in Ancona on June 23 and 24, before wrapping up in Udine. The tour has also stood out for a setlist packed with surprises: “Bolle di sapone” and “Marea” made their live debut, while “Una nuova canzone per lei” returned to the repertoire after more than forty years' absence.

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