Guè at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, May 15, 2027

Guè at Palazzo dello Sport: the Milanese rapper brings Rudeboy Live 2027, Il Guercio nei Palasport, to Rome on Saturday, May 15, 2027 at 21:00, at Palazzo dello Sport, Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi 1, 00144 Rome, in the EUR district. You get there on Metro B, EUR Palasport stop, which is named after the arena, or alternatively the EUR Fermi stop, also on line B toward Laurentina. Prices are published by the authorized reseller named by the organizers, and tickets are sold on the presale network authorized by the organizers, linked from the tour's official page on the website of Vivo Concerti, the promoter. Ticket requests for spectators with reduced mobility, for the Rome date, are handled by the association Mani Amiche Onlus, as the promoter states.

Rome is the fourth of the tour's six dates. The tour starts on May 1 at Palazzo del Turismo in Jesolo, passes through Unipol Forum in Milan on May 7 and Palapartenope in Naples on the 13th, and after EUR continues to Palaflorio in Bari on May 19, closing at Mandela Forum in Florence on the 22nd. A single Roman night, on a Saturday, in the middle of the run: the moment when a show is polished but not yet tired. In our opinion it's the most balanced date on the calendar.

Guè in Rome on May 15, 2027: the essentials

Guè's concert at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome is scheduled for Saturday, May 15, 2027 at 21:00, according to Vivo Concerti's official calendar. The venue is the arena in EUR, reached by Metro B. The rest of the practical details come from the promoter's official sources.

Date and time

Saturday, May 15, 2027, starting at 21:00. Door time isn't published in the tour calendar: at an arena, doors usually open a couple of hours early, but check the promoter's announcements in the days before the concert. On a Saturday night, with the neighborhood packed, arriving early is the right call anyway.

Who's organizing

The tour is produced by Vivo Concerti, the same company that has handled Guè's live dates for years: its website has the full calendar, the ticket links and information for anyone with accessibility needs. The official artwork also carries the logos of Assoconcerti and other tour partners.

Tickets and accessibility

Tickets are sold on the network linked from the tour's official page. For the Milan, Naples, Bari, Rome and Florence dates, seat requests for spectators with reduced mobility go through Mani Amiche Onlus, and for Jesolo through another company. It's valuable information: dedicated seats are few and must be requested in good time, following the promoter's procedure.

Rudeboy Live 2027, Il Guercio nei Palasport: the tour

Rudeboy Live 2027, Il Guercio nei Palasport, is the tour that brings Guè back to arenas after a 2026 devoted, according to Vivo Concerti's September 17, 2026 press release, to developing new projects and celebrating past milestones. The promoter describes the arena as one of the settings that suits the artist best.

The tour's name

The title, the promoter writes, is a statement of intent from the name itself. Anyone who knows Guè's bio reads it as a return to his roots: Il Guercio, "the one-eyed man", is the alias under which Cosimo Fini started rapping in the mid-1990s, before becoming Guè Pequeno and then, since 2021, simply Guè. Rudeboy, on the other hand, is the word that opens the tour's name and sets its tone: an attitude more than a genre.

Oyster Music and the new album

In 2026 Guè founded a new label, Oyster Music, on which, according to the official press release, he'll release his next album, due out in 2027. The record doesn't yet have an announced title or a precise date. If it arrives before May, the Rome concert will be one of the first chances to hear its songs live, and if it comes later, the tour will be its preview. Either way, the EUR night falls at a turning point in his career.

Santeria, 10 years on

The other 2026 milestone the promoter mentions is the 10th anniversary of Santeria, the 2016 album made with Marracash, celebrated with a concert in front of 70,000 people. It's a measure of Guè's current popularity: going from arenas to stadiums and back isn't a step down, it's a choice of format.

Who Guè is: from Il Guercio to Guè Pequeno to Guè

Guè, born Cosimo Fini in Milan on December 25, 1980, is one of the three members of Club Dogo, among the most influential groups in the history of Italian hip hop. Since 2011 he has built a solo career that counts 11 records, including one with Marracash and one with Rasty Kilo, according to published profiles.

Liceo Parini and Sacre Scuole

The son of journalists Marco Fini and Michela, he started making music around 1996 with a classmate from Liceo Ginnasio Giuseppe Parini in Milan, Dargen D'Amico. The two met Jake La Furia and formed Sacre Scuole, a trio that also played at Leoncavallo and released a single record, 3 MC's al cubo, before breaking up over disagreements between D'Amico and La Furia.

Club Dogo

From the ashes of Sacre Scuole came Club Dogo: Guè, Jake La Furia and producer Don Joe, who had already made some of the beats on 3 MC's al cubo. The trio released hit albums from the early 2000s to the middle of the following decade and reunited in 2024. In 2010 Guè and Jake La Furia cowrote the book La legge del cane, and in 2011 they hosted Un giorno da cani on Deejay TV, four episodes in which they tried different jobs and turned them into rhymes.

Early solo work

In 2005 came the EP Hashishinz Sound Vol. 1 with DJ and producer Deleterio, and in 2006 Fastlife Mixtape Vol. 1 with DJ Harsh, the first chapter of a series spanning 20 years. In the same years Guè worked with Noyz Narcos of TruceKlan, J-Ax, Marracash and Entics: the period when the Milan scene became the center of Italian rap.

Guè's solo career, album by album

Guè's first solo album, Il ragazzo d'oro, came out in June 2011. From there his discography moved at an almost yearly pace, up to the mixtape Fastlife 5: Audio Luxury in January 2026, which went straight to number one on the FIMI chart.

Il ragazzo d'oro and the first label

Il ragazzo d'oro, with Marracash, Entics, Ensi and Jake La Furia among the guests, was preceded by Non lo spegnere (Reloaded). That same year, 2011, Guè founded an independent record label with DJ Harsh, whose first release was Fedez's debut album, Il mio primo disco da venduto. In 2021, for its 10th anniversary, the album was reissued remastered with remixes by Charlie Charles, Gemitaiz and Lazza.

Bravo ragazzo and Vero

Bravo ragazzo, from June 2013, includes Business, Rose nere, Il drink & la jolla with Ntò, Tornare indietro with British singer Arlissa and Brivido with Marracash: it went platinum in December and double platinum in 2021. In spring 2015 Guè signed with Def Jam Recordings, the first Italian artist to do so, and released Vero, with Squalo, Le bimbe piangono and Interstellar, nominated for the RTL 102.5 song of the summer award.

Gentleman, Sinatra, Mr. Fini

Gentleman, from June 2017, brought Milionario, double platinum, and Lamborghini, a number one hit with more than 200,000 copies sold in Italy. Sinatra, from September 2018, came after Guè joined Sfera Ebbasta and Charlie Charles's Billion Headz Music Group, with Trap Phone, Bling Bling (Oro) and 2%. Mr. Fini, from June 2020, which the artist himself calls his blockbuster, includes Saigon and Chico, which reached number five.

Guesus, Madreperla, Tropico del Capricorno

On November 14, 2021 the rapper announced his name change, from Guè Pequeno to Guè. On December 10 came Guesus, with Salmo, Coez, Ernia, Elisa and Rick Ross, number one on the FIMI Albums chart. Madreperla, from January 13, 2023, is produced entirely by Bassi Maestro, with Paky, Anna, Marracash, Sfera Ebbasta and Rkomi. Tropico del Capricorno, from January 10, 2025, pairs pop sounds with hip hop, featuring Rose Villain, Shiva, Stadio, Ernia and Chiello, and on May 29, 2025 came the street album KG with Rasty Kilo.

Fastlife 5: Audio Luxury

On January 9, 2026 came Fastlife 5: Audio Luxury, the fifth chapter of the series started in 2006, produced entirely by Spain's Cooking Soul and mixed by Bassi Maestro. It debuted at number one, and the cover shows the artist with his daughter Céline. To celebrate, in February 2026 Guè played three nights called Fastlive at Fabrique in Milan, all sold out.

What to expect from Guè's concert in EUR

The Rudeboy Live 2027 setlist hasn't been published, and it would be wrong to make one up. What can be said is that Guè's repertoire covers 15 years of solo records, plus the Club Dogo catalog, plus the mixtapes: a vast body of material, from which every tour picks an angle.

The stated angle

The press release talks about a statement of intent, the same attitude as always and a look toward the future. Translated: you can expect the most rap-driven Guè, the one of the Fastlife mixtapes and Madreperla, alongside the singles that topped the charts. The nod to Il Guercio in the title also suggests a tribute to his beginnings, but that's a guess, not an announcement.

Guests

No guests have been announced for the Rome date. Guè's discography is full of collaborations, from Marracash to Sfera Ebbasta, from Anna to Shiva, and at big concerts someone sometimes steps on stage, but nobody can know in advance. If you buy a ticket for a guest you risk disappointment, and if you buy it for Guè you have no reason to.

A curious fact about Guè at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, May 15, 2027

The curious fact is in the tour's title. Il Guercio, the name Guè puts back on the cover in 2027, is his first alias: the one he used around 1996 when he started writing rhymes with Dargen D'Amico, his deskmate at Liceo Parini. 30 years later, the name of a Milanese high school kid becomes the subtitle of an arena tour across half of Italy.

The trail of names tells the story of his career better than a bio. Il Guercio is the kid of Sacre Scuole and the first shows at Leoncavallo. Guè Pequeno is the Club Dogo rapper of the first solo albums, the one who signed with Def Jam and sold platinum records. Guè, since November 14, 2021, is the grown-up artist who released Guesus and hit number one. Bringing back the first name now, of all times, means looking back while founding a new label and preparing a new album.

There's a second detail too. In the tour's official image Guè walks in a white suit, dark glasses, mic in hand, through a nighttime city crossed by roots, with a red explosion behind him: comic book imagery, far from the glossy covers of Gentleman or Sinatra. In our opinion it fits the title: Il Guercio is a character, almost a graphic novel alter ego.

If you go to Palazzo dello Sport knowing this story, you'll watch the stage with different eyes: more alert to references to his beginnings, to quotes, to the less obvious songs. On tours built around such a personal title, those are often the moments that stick.

Palazzo dello Sport in EUR: the concert venue

Palazzo dello Sport in Rome is at Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi 1, in the EUR district, and was designed by Pier Luigi Nervi with Marcello Piacentini for the 1960 Rome Olympics. The square bears the designer's name and the metro stop bears the building's: few places in the city declare their identity so clearly.

Nervi, Piacentini and reinforced concrete

Nervi is the engineer who made reinforced concrete an expressive material in Italy, and Piacentini the architect whose name is linked more than any other to EUR. The great roof, which from outside reads as a disc set on the rise above the lake, is the image everyone recognizes arriving along Via Cristoforo Colombo. For the detailed history of the building there's our Palazzo dello Sport page.

How the arena is set up for a concert

For concerts the arena is divided into a floor in front of the stage and stands all around. The exact layout of the sections changes from event to event and is the one shown at checkout. The upper stands give an overall view of the stage and lights, while the floor puts you close to the artist, standing, in the liveliest part of the crowd.

The arena's names

For many Romans Palazzo dello Sport was long the Palaeur, and then the PalaLottomatica, after the sponsor: Bob Dylan's official concert archive lists his Rome nights at the Palaeur in June 1984 and on October 3, 1987, and at the PalaLottomatica on November 12, 2011. Today the arena has gone back to its original name. On maps it also appears at the address Piazzale dello Sport 1: it's the same building.

Something nobody tells you about Guè at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, May 15, 2027

What nobody remembers when buying a ticket is that this season Palazzo dello Sport has become the Roman home of Italian rap: between fall 2026 and spring 2027 it hosts Kid Yugi, Shiva, Anna, Tedua and Sfera Ebbasta. Guè arrives in May, almost closing the season.

It's a detail that changes how you read the night. Many of those names have recorded with Guè: Shiva and Anna appear on his recent albums, and Sfera Ebbasta was his labelmate at Billion Headz Music Group and a guest on Gentleman and Madreperla. In a sense, the rap season at Palazzo dello Sport is a family tree with Guè as one of its founders: when Club Dogo released their first records, many of these artists were in grade school.

The second point people forget is the season. May 15 in Rome is full spring: long days, mild evenings, the EUR lake busy until late. Compared with winter concerts in the same arena, with the cold square on the way out, the logistics are simpler and the evening can start well before the gates. If you arrive a couple of hours early, you'll find a pleasant neighborhood to stroll through.

Third: Saturday. A Saturday arena date means fans from out of town, trains and coaches arriving in the afternoon, and Metro B packed from 19:00 on. If you can, get to EUR before 19:00, and plan your way home before you go in, not after.

My tip for Guè at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, May 15, 2027

My tip for Guè's May 15 concert is simple: get to EUR on Metro B in the late afternoon, walk around the lake while the light is still high, eat early and head up to the Palasport calmly, leaving the car at home. In mid-May the sun sets late, and the evening gains a lot if you build it around the neighborhood.

The easiest walk starts at the EUR Fermi stop, goes down to the EUR lake and follows its shore to the foot of Palazzo dello Sport, which towers over the water. In three quarters of an hour at an easy pace you see the neighborhood, get some air and reach the gates without the last-minute crush.

On the rest it pays to be firm. First: no car. On big concert nights traffic on Via Cristoforo Colombo and around the square slows to a crawl, and leaving is the worst part of the evening for drivers. Second: check the time of the last metro on the day itself on Rome's public transit website, because that's what decides how you get home. Third: eat beforehand, without rushing, because after 23:00 most kitchens in the area are closed. Fourth: if you're going with friends, set a meeting point outside the arena, because phones struggle inside.

On choosing a seat, in our opinion one rule applies: for a rapper who works so much on words, the center stands work better than the side floor, where you see little and hear worse. The center floor, on the other hand, is the place if you want a party and know the lyrics by heart. The mistake is buying the first seat available without deciding what kind of night you want.

How to get to Palazzo dello Sport for Guè's concert

The most direct way to reach Guè's concert is Metro B to the EUR Palasport stop, toward Laurentina. From Termini line B is direct, with no changes, and if you're coming from line A you change at Termini.

By metro

There are two useful stops: EUR Palasport, the closest, and EUR Fermi, a bit farther but handy if you want to pass by the lake. Both are on the branch of line B that ends at Laurentina. After the concert the stations get crowded: waiting 10 minutes before joining the line down is often the fastest option.

By bus

EUR is served by several surface lines connecting it to the center, Ostiense and nearby neighborhoods. Lines and stops change with evening schedules and with detours on big event nights: plan your route with Rome's public transit journey planner on the day of the concert, checking the night services for the ride home.

By car and parking

From the center you arrive along Via Cristoforo Colombo. Parking in the neighborhood is mostly regulated, and on concert nights spots near the square run out early. If the car is essential, leave it a few hundred meters from the arena and walk the last stretch: you'll get out of the final jam sooner.

By taxi and from out of town

Taxis work well on the way there, but on the way back demand outstrips supply around the square, so walk toward a main avenue or book ahead. If you arrive by train at Termini or Ostiense, line B is right there: from Termini you ride straight to EUR, and from Ostiense you catch the metro at the Piramide stop.

Another well-known fact, yet one rarely mentioned

It's well known that Guè was the first Italian artist to sign with Def Jam Recordings, in 2015. Much less mentioned is that four years earlier he himself had founded an independent label with DJ Harsh, and that the first record that label released was Fedez's debut. Today, with Oyster Music, Guè is once again his own publisher.

The thread is clear: alongside the rapper, Guè's career has always had an entrepreneur of his own music. The independent label in 2011, joining Sfera Ebbasta and Charlie Charles's Billion Headz Music Group in 2018, Oyster Music in 2026. It's a path that explains his longevity: few artists of his generation have stayed at the center of the scene for 25 years, changing names, labels and sounds without losing their audience.

A second well-known but rarely told fact concerns Sanremo. Guè has passed through the Festival several times without ever being a regular: in February 2019 he dueted with Mahmood on Soldi, the song that would win the Festival, in 2024 he was a guest with Luchè, Gigi D'Alessio and Geolier in the medley Strade, first on covers night, and in 2025 he was among the big-name contestants with Shablo, Tormento of Sottotono and Joshua. Three appearances, three different roles, and always alongside others.

Finally, television: in 2016 he was a judge on the third season of TOP DJ, and since 2019 a judge on The Voice of Italy. If you only know him as a street rapper you often forget this public side, which has broadened his audience well beyond hip hop.

Tickets for Guè in Rome: where to buy them and what to know

Tickets for Guè at Palazzo dello Sport on May 15, 2027 are sold on the presale network authorized by the organizers, linked from the buy button on Vivo Concerti's official tour page. Prices are published by the authorized reseller.

Buying safely

There's just one rule: start from the tour page on the promoter's website and follow the official links. Secondary markets offer no guarantee on the ticket's validity or on refunds if anything changes. Vivo Concerti also runs a members' club with reserved presales: for the most popular dates, it's worth considering.

Which section to choose

The arena generally offers standing room on the floor and numbered seats in the stands. The floor is for those who want to be close to the stage and experience the concert in the thick of the crowd, and the stands for those who want to see everything, hear better and sit down. If you're going with people who don't like standing for long, the numbered stands are the only sensible choice.

Accessibility

For the Rome date, requests for spectators with reduced mobility are handled by Mani Amiche Onlus, as the promoter states. Check the status of elevators and escalators at the line B stations near the arena on the transit company's website on the day itself, and expect the walkways around the arena to be crowded in the hour before doors open.

The right photo to take at Guè at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, May 15, 2027

The right photo, on the night of Guè's concert, is taken outside and beforehand: Palazzo dello Sport seen from the EUR lake at blue hour, with Nervi's roof lit up and the crowd climbing toward the square. In mid-May the sun sets late, after 20:00, and the right light arrives close to showtime: be at the lake just before sunset and then head up.

The best spot is the shore of the lake opposite the Palasport, from where you see the whole building, set on its rise, with the water in the foreground. A recent phone held steady on a railing is enough. The trick is to wait for those 20 minutes after sunset when the sky stays blue and the building's lights are already on: before that it's too bright, after it's just black. On windless evenings the lake reflects the arena's outline almost whole.

There's also a play of echoes worth catching. The tour's official image is built on a nighttime city, purple and red, with Guè in a white suit at the center. A photo of the lit Palasport against the dark sky, with people backlit, looks more like it than you'd think.

Inside, take few photos: one when the lights go up, a wide shot from the stands with the stage lit, one during the song you were waiting for most. Then the phone goes in your pocket. The rules on cameras and filming are set by the venue and the organizers, so check them before you leave home.

EUR around the Palasport: what to see before the concert

Palazzo dello Sport is in EUR, the district built for the Rome Universal Exposition planned for 1942 and never held because of the war. If you arrive a few hours early you have one of the city's most unusual neighborhoods to explore, far from the idea of ancient Rome and interesting precisely for that.

The lake and the park

The lake is the landscape Palazzo dello Sport looks out on: a walk along its shores is the most pleasant way to arrive at the concert. On a May evening it's busy with joggers, families and people waiting for the gates to open, sitting on the grass.

Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana and the district's avenues

At the opposite end of the main axis stands Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, the so-called Square Colosseum, EUR's most recognizable image. For an overview there's our guide to what to see in EUR and our page on the Rome Universal Exposition.

La Nuvola and the museums

Along Via Cristoforo Colombo you come across Fuksas's Nuvola, the convention center that gave the district a contemporary landmark. If you arrive in the afternoon you can spend a couple of hours at the Museum of Civilizations, checking its Saturday hours first.

Some important events that happened here in history

The first event, the one the building exists for, is the 1960 Rome Olympics. Palazzo dello Sport was designed by Pier Luigi Nervi with Marcello Piacentini specifically for those Games, and its construction was part of the major project that turned EUR from the unfinished district of the 1942 Exposition into a living piece of the city. When you walk in for a concert you're entering a building made for Olympic sport, and its size and shape make that clear.

Before the Palasport, the area's history is EUR's history. The district grew out of a 1930s plan for a universal exposition that the war canceled. The buildings remained, unfinished or on hold, and the postwar years found ways to fill them with new functions. The 1960 Olympics were one of the moments when this happened most forcefully, with sports facilities, offices and housing.

The second thread is live music, which made Palazzo dello Sport one of the venues for Rome's big concerts. Bob Dylan's concert archive lists his Rome nights at the Palaeur in June 1984 and on October 3, 1987, and then on November 12, 2011, when the arena was called PalaLottomatica. On November 5, 2026 Dylan returns to the same arena, as our page on Bob Dylan's concert at Palazzo dello Sport explains.

The third event is the change of names. From Palazzo dello Sport to Palaeur in common usage, then PalaLottomatica, then Palazzo dello Sport again. Each name matches an era: the Olympic arena, the concert hall of the 1980s, the sponsor's brand, and today the building with its original name once more. That Guè, an artist who has changed his name three times, returns to his first one in this very arena is a coincidence that, in our opinion, deserves a smile.

Who has passed through Guè at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, May 15, 2027

Palazzo dello Sport has seen the athletes of the 1960 Olympics and, over the decades, the stars of Italian and international music. The most illustrious of those documented in official archives is Bob Dylan, with his nights in 1984, 1987 and 2011, and his return in November 2026.

The 2026 and 2027 season, on the other hand, tells the story of the arena today. In fall 2026 Pooh and Raf pass through Palazzo dello Sport, Kid Yugi brings his first arena tour with two nights in October, and in November and December come Shiva, Irama, Il Volo and Anna. In 2027 it's the turn of Tedua in January, Sfera Ebbasta between February and March and Elodie on April 29, and in the same season the arena also hosts the musical Notre Dame de Paris. Guè arrives on May 15, at the tail end of this sequence.

The list says one specific thing: pop, veteran singer-songwriters, musicals and rap take turns on the same stage within a few weeks, in front of very different audiences. And it also says how thoroughly Italian rap has conquered the arenas. Many of the season's names have recorded with Guè or grew up listening to him: Anna and Shiva are guests on his recent albums, and Sfera Ebbasta was his labelmate. Elodie, in 2018, sang Nero Bali with Guè and Michele Bravi.

If you walk in on May 15, knowing you're sitting in the arena where Dylan performed and where, a few weeks earlier, the next generation of his peers played adds a layer of meaning to the night. Few venues in Italy have such a long and varied history, and a young audience enjoys discovering it.

How to plan the night of Guè's concert in EUR

A night out for Guè's concert at Palazzo dello Sport is planned in three stages: arriving in EUR with two hours to spare before the 21:00 start, going in without rushing after the gates open, and planning your way home before you leave the house.

A plan for the evening

Arrive by metro around 19:00, grab something to eat nearby, walk by the lake, go in as soon as you can. Once inside, find your section without stress, use the restrooms before the crush and buy any merch before the lines form. At an arena, the last half hour before the show is a show in itself.

What to bring

Little, and well chosen: ID, your ticket on your phone or printed, a charged phone and a light sweatshirt for the way out. Earplugs, especially for younger fans. For bags, bottles and permitted items the venue's and promoter's rules apply: checking them beforehand saves you from having to leave something at the entrance.

Where to eat

Around EUR you'll find bars, pizzerias, fast food spots, trattorias and restaurants of every level, concentrated along the main avenues and near the metro stations. On a concert night an early, simple dinner is best, a pizza or a one-course meal, and if you're a big group, book. After the concert many kitchens are already closed.

Rome in mid-May: the concert season

May 15, 2027 falls in one of the best times of year to be in Rome: long days, mild temperatures and warm evenings that invite you to stay out. It's also a very busy time in the city, with lots of tourists and hotels in demand: if you're coming from out of town, book early.

The weather

In mid-May the days are often warm and the evenings cool, but without the winter chill. Leaving an arena after hours in a warm, crowded hall, a sweatshirt is enough. A spring thunderstorm isn't rare: a light raincoat weighs little and solves the problem.

A day in Rome before the concert

If you arrive in the morning, line B offers an easy route: the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus are on the same line as the arena. In the afternoon you head down to EUR, drop any luggage at the hotel, eat early and go to the concert. If you want a tailor-made day in Rome, before or after the show, you can contact Tour Leader Pro, which organizes private tours and experiences.

Frequently asked questions about Guè in Rome

When does Guè play Rome in 2027?

Guè plays Rome on Saturday, May 15, 2027 at 21:00 at Palazzo dello Sport, with the Rudeboy Live 2027, Il Guercio nei Palasport tour. It's the tour's only Rome date, the fourth of six on the calendar, after Jesolo, Milan and Naples and before Bari and Florence, according to Vivo Concerti's official calendar.

Where is Palazzo dello Sport in Rome?

Palazzo dello Sport in Rome is at Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi 1, 00144 Rome, in the EUR district, above the lake. On maps it also appears as Piazzale dello Sport 1. It was designed by Pier Luigi Nervi with Marcello Piacentini for the 1960 Olympics.

How do you get to Guè's concert in EUR?

Guè's concert at Palazzo dello Sport is reached by Metro B, toward Laurentina, EUR Palasport stop, or alternatively EUR Fermi, handy if you're passing by the lake. From Termini line B is direct. Driving isn't recommended: traffic on Via Cristoforo Colombo and on the way out is very slow.

Where can I buy tickets for Guè at Palazzo dello Sport?

Tickets for Guè at Palazzo dello Sport are sold on the presale network authorized by the organizers, linked from the tour's official page on the Vivo Concerti website, where prices are also published. Secondary markets offer no guarantee on validity and refunds.

Why is the tour called Il Guercio nei Palasport?

Guè's tour is called Il Guercio nei Palasport because Il Guercio is the artist's first alias, the one he started rapping under around 1996 with Dargen D'Amico. The promoter calls the title a statement of intent: the same attitude as always, with an eye on the future.

Will there be guests at Guè's concert in Rome?

No guests have been announced for Guè's May 15, 2027 concert in Rome. The artist's discography is full of collaborations, with Marracash, Sfera Ebbasta, Anna, Shiva and many others, but no appearance is confirmed by official sources. Follow the promoter's updates.

How do you request seats for people with disabilities?

For Guè's Rome date, ticket requests for spectators with reduced mobility are handled by Mani Amiche Onlus, as Vivo Concerti's official tour page states. Dedicated seats are limited: make your request as soon as possible, following the stated procedure.

What time does Guè's concert end?

The end time of Guè's concert at Palazzo dello Sport isn't published: the start is set for 21:00, and the promoter hasn't announced the show's length. Plan your ride home on Metro B by checking the last Saturday train.

Final tip on Guè at Palazzo dello Sport

Treat the evening of May 15 as a whole day out, not a concert to rush to. EUR in spring is a neighborhood to explore on foot, the lake at blue hour gives you the best photo of the night, and Palazzo dello Sport is an arena that has seen half a century of music. Guè arrives with a tour that looks back to his beginnings, just as he founds a new label and prepares a new album: it's the kind of night when an artist lines up his own story. My tip is to choose your seat wisely, center stands to listen and center floor to dance, arrive early and go home by metro. The music does the rest.

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