Annalisa tickets for San Siro are on sale for the only date she had announced for 2027 as of August 2026.
The Italian pop star plays Stadio San Siro in Milan on Saturday, June 12, 2027, at 8:30 PM. It is her first show in the stadium, and the production is built around fifteen years of career rather than around a single album.
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Tickets for Annalisa at San Siro
Below are the details to buy tickets for the Annalisa concert directly from the official authorized ticket seller:
| Date | Event | Online Tickets |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, June 12, 2027 at 8:30 PM | Annalisa, Milan, San Siro Stadium | Buy here |
These were the full-price sectors still on sale:
- First ring, red, numbered: €89.00
- First ring, blue and green, numbered: €85.00
- Second ring, red, numbered: €79.00
- Second ring, blue and green, numbered: €69.00
- Third ring, red, numbered: €59.00
- Third ring, blue and green, numbered: €49.00
The standing floor, at €69.00, was not available at the time of writing, and neither were the cheaper restricted-view and limited-side-view seats in the first and second rings. Sectors come back on sale from time to time, so it is worth checking again if that is what you want.
Two rules worth knowing before you buy. Each customer can purchase a maximum of four tickets. And the name on a ticket can be changed from one month before the concert until the day of the show, online or at physical sales points, which helps if your travel plans change.
Prices include the presale right set by the organiser, but not the service commission and the other online sale fees, so the final total at checkout is higher than the figures above. Prices and availability checked on August 21, 2026.
One night for fifteen years of career
This is not a standard tour date. When the show was announced, San Siro was the single date on Annalisa’s 2027 calendar, with no tour and no second city alongside it, and the evening is designed as a journey through all her different eras, from the early years to the arena era.
The announcement came through a cinematic trailer directed by Nabil Elderkin, the filmmaker and photographer behind videos for Kanye West, Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, Dua Lipa, The Weeknd, Billie Eilish and Travis Scott.
In it, Annalisa walks past different versions of herself, each one a phase of her career, and moves toward one more transformation, the one the audience is meant to see on stage in Milan. The promoter describes the evening as alternating between overwhelming energy and quieter, intimate moments.
Who is Annalisa
If you are visiting Milan and have never heard of her, some context: Annalisa is one of the biggest names in Italian pop right now.
- 5.3 million certified copies sold
- Most streamed artist on Italian digital platforms in 2025
- Her albums Ma io sono fuoco and E poi siamo finiti nel vortice both entered the charts at number one
- Her MA NOI SIAMO FUOCO tour drew 170,000 people across 24 arena dates
- First Italian woman to enter the Billboard Top 100 in the United States, and a winner at the MTV Europe Music Awards
She came second on the talent show Amici in 2011, which is where the fifteen-year count begins.
The countdown is already running
The artist has been marking the countdown herself. On August 12, 2026, exactly ten months before the concert, she posted a fragment of Dieci on social media, joking that it was there to remind everyone that ten months were left.
The wink is for the fans: Dieci was her Sanremo 2021 song, released as the lead single of Nuda10, the reissue that celebrated her first ten years of career. Ten years then, ten months now.
How to get to San Siro
The stadium is well connected, and on concert nights public transport beats driving by a wide margin.
- The stadium’s official advice is the M5 metro line (purple) to San Siro Stadio. Bus 49 and tram 16 serve the same area.
- From Milano Porta Garibaldi, take the M5 straight to San Siro Stadio.
- From Milano Centrale or Milano Lambrate, take the M2 to Garibaldi FS, then change to the M5.
- From Milano Cadorna, the same route applies: M2 to Garibaldi FS, then the M5.
Read also: Getting from Malpensa Airport to Milan and from Linate to the city centre.
Planning the trip around the concert
June is high season in Milan, and a stadium concert on a Saturday night fills the city. Ten months out sounds early, but it is exactly when hotel prices near the stadium and around the centre are still reasonable.
You can look for a hotel in Milan through Booking.com, and free cancellation rates let you lock a room now and decide later.
Landing in Italy and want mobile data from the moment you arrive? A Holafly eSIM sorts it out, and the promo code TIPS gets you a discount. Our full guide is here.
One more practical note: with a single date on the calendar so far, this concert draws fans from across Italy, not just from Milan. Trains and hotels for that weekend will feel the pressure long before June.
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