Scorpions: Love, Peace & Rock’N’Roll at Tauron Arena Kraków

One of the greatest legends of global rock is coming to Poland! Scorpions, a band whose hit songs are known across multiple generations of fans, will perform as part of the Love, Peace & Rock’N’Roll Tour 2027. Their timeless tracks connect generations, and the upcoming concert may be one of those events you simply shouldn't miss.Ticket sales will begin on November 6 at 11:00 AM. A day earlier, pre-sale tickets will be available to subscribers of the Bilet Serwis newsletter. Anyone wishing to join the pre-sale must consent to receiving the newsletter by midnight on November 4.Over 60 years on stage is an achievement reserved only for absolute exceptions. Scorpions began their journey in 1965, and for decades their music has crossed borders, generations, and changing trends. In terms of longevity and significance to the world of rock, they can be compared to The Rolling Stones—a band that started just three years earlier. It is not only an impressive tenure, but above all proof that true legends never lose connection with their audience.Scorpions have sold over 120 million records, performed thousands of concerts worldwide, and built a catalog of hits that has permanently shaped music history. Albums such as Blackout, Love at First Sting, and Crazy World are among the band's most important releases. It is from this musical history that tracks still igniting crowds today originate—from high-energy rock anthems like “Rock You Like a Hurricane” and “No One Like You,” to emotional songs like “Still Loving You” and “Send Me an Angel,” all the way to the iconic “Wind of Change,” which became one of the most recognizable rock ballads of all time.Scorpions are primarily a live band, capable for decades of turning any of their performances into a massive rock celebration. Legendary shows at the Rock in Rio festival in 1985, a historic run of ten concerts in what was then Leningrad in 1988, and their participation in the Moscow Music Peace Festival a year later solidified the g