nuSep 22, 2026, 12:06

Eros Ramazzotti postpones Ziggo Dome concert to 2028 following vocal cord surgery

Eros Ramazzotti has postponed his Ziggo Dome concert in Amsterdam to April 5, 2028, to allow for recovery following vocal cord surgery. The artist is rescheduling his international tour dates to prioritize his rehabilitation program.

Italian singer Eros Ramazzotti has rescheduled his upcoming concert at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam to April 5, 2028. This change is part of a larger adjustment to his touring schedule, as he pushes his North and South American dates to late 2027 to allow for a full recovery following vocal cord surgery. The 62-year-old artist announced that the postponement is necessary to ensure he can complete his required rehabilitation program effectively before returning to the stage.

Ramazzotti, who previously underwent similar surgery in 2019, expressed his gratitude to fans and emphasized the importance of taking time to heal. He stated that while the process requires him to step back temporarily, he looks forward to performing with renewed energy in 2028. The European leg of his tour is now slated to begin in March 2028, with the Amsterdam show serving as a key highlight of his long-awaited return to live music.

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