The complete Adidas Arena Paris schedule 2026-2027: concerts, Paris Basketball home games, MMA and e-sport. All confirmed dates with official ticketing links — updated as soon as new events are announced.
📍 Adidas Arena — 56 Boulevard Ney, Paris 18th
Metro Line 12 · Porte de la Chapelle station (exit 1, 2 min walk) · Tram T3b stop: Porte de la Chapelle
Upcoming Events — June to December 2026
The dates below are confirmed events as of today. Programming at the Arena evolves regularly — this page is updated as soon as each new official announcement is made.
| Date | Event | Type | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 July 2026 | ZZ Top | Concert | Fnac Spectacles → |
| 3 October 2026 | M. Pokora | Concert | Fnac Spectacles → |
| 22 October 2026 | Deep Purple | Concert | Fnac Spectacles → |
| 2026-27 season | Paris Basketball — home games | EuroLeague / Betclic Elite | Fnac Spectacles → |
💡 For sold-out concerts, tickets go within hours of the official announcement. Set up a Fnac Spectacles alert for the Adidas Arena to be notified as soon as new dates are released.
Adidas Arena Paris tickets — official ticketing, no hidden fees
Check available tickets — Fnac Spectacles →Paris Basketball — 2026-2027 Home Schedule
Paris Basketball is the resident club of the Adidas Arena since the venue opened in February 2024. The 2026-2027 season marks the club’s third consecutive EuroLeague campaign — the most competitive club basketball competition in Europe. Home games are played on Friday or Saturday evenings, with an atmosphere that has grown louder each season.
Head coach: Francesco Tabellini. The EuroLeague schedule is set by the ECA in July — the 2026-2027 home dates will be published here as soon as the official fixture list is released.
Paris Basketball tickets — EuroLeague & Betclic Elite home games
Book my tickets — Fnac Spectacles →Full guide on the club, team, ticketing and VIP options: Paris Basketball EuroLeague guide →
Concerts 2026 — What’s Announced
The Adidas Arena’s music programming spans a wide range: international rock, French pop, world music, family shows. The 9,000-seat concert capacity creates an artist-audience proximity that larger venues like the Accor Arena (Bercy) can’t match.
ZZ Top (15 July 2026) — The Texan blues-rock duo on a rare European tour leg. Their last French date was in 2019, and demand for this Paris show has been unusually strong by the Arena’s standards.
M. Pokora (3 October 2026) — His second appearance at the Adidas Arena after a sold-out night in 2025. The venue suits his stage productions particularly well — runway configurations that work in the Arena’s modular setup.
Deep Purple (22 October 2026) — A return to Paris in a more intimate room than their usual Accor Arena appearances. For long-time fans, the Arena’s acoustic design — built around premium basketball — delivers a noticeably different listening experience compared to larger capacities.
Full concerts and shows programme: complete Adidas Arena events agenda →
Planning Your Visit: Parking & Hotels
On a sold-out event night, the Porte de la Chapelle neighbourhood transforms: 8,000 to 9,000 people converge on the same metro station and the same car park exits. Getting your logistics right before you arrive is part of the experience.
Parking
📍 The official Adidas Arena car park (10 avenue de la Porte de la Chapelle) fills up well before the major concerts. Private car parks within a 5-10 minute walk are available via Parclick — fixed rates with flexible cancellation, bookable online.
Book your spot in advance — typically cheaper than arriving on the night and cheaper than the official Arena car park.
Reserve my parking spot — Parclick →All options with distances and rates: full Adidas Arena parking guide →
Hotels Near the Arena
Coming from outside Paris? Staying within walking distance of the venue means no late-night metro scramble after a concert that ends at midnight. The closest hotels are on Boulevard Ney (B&B HOME, Ibis Budget, Greet Hotel). For somewhere with more character, Montmartre is 10 minutes away on Metro Line 12.
Full selection with reviews and distances: hotels near the Adidas Arena →
Getting to the Adidas Arena
Metro Line 12 is the most direct route from central Paris: 4 stops from Montmartre (Abbesses), 8 stops from Saint-Lazare, 10 stops from Concorde. Tram T3b stops directly in front of the entrance — the best option from eastern Paris or La Villette.
Full guide with schedules, fares and match-day tips: Adidas Arena transport & access guide →
First time at the venue? Our complete visitor guide covers safety, the best hotels, and how to move like a local: Adidas Arena Paris visitor guide →
FAQ — Adidas Arena Events Calendar
Official ticketing for the Adidas Arena Paris goes through Fnac Spectacles for both concerts and Paris Basketball matches. Avoid secondary resellers — official tickets include access guarantees at face value.
On Fnac Spectacles, you can set up an alert for the Adidas Arena venue. You will receive a notification with each new announcement, before the general sale opens. This is the most reliable method for sold-out events.
Yes — the official Adidas Arena car park is at 10 avenue de la Porte de la Chapelle (car: €25, motorcycle: €10). It often fills up on high-attendance evenings. Parclick offers private car parks within 5-10 minutes walk, bookable online from €8.
Almost all Paris Basketball home games are played at the Adidas Arena. Occasionally, some EuroLeague matches may be relocated — always verify the venue on the club’s official website before booking.
The Adidas Arena Paris holds up to 9,000 people in standing concert configuration. In seated configuration for basketball or premium events, capacity is 8,000.
The Adidas Arena is 10 minutes from Montmartre on Metro Line 12, 15 minutes from Saint-Lazare, and about 25 minutes from the Marais or Châtelet area. From CDG airport, allow approximately 50 minutes via RER B to Gare du Nord then Metro Line 12.
