Dates, ticket sales, prices and essential info — Blink-182 at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena).
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The venue
99 Jardins de l'Arche, Nanterre
Europe's largest indoor arena, in Nanterre, renamed Plenitude Arena on 1 July 2026. In concert configuration it can welcome up to 40,000 people for the biggest shows.
Practical info
It's official: Blink-182 plays Paris on 15 June 2027 at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena). Tickets are on sale through the official outlets. Sign up below to hear about new dates or ticket re-releases.
The presumed venue, Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), is no coincidence: 40,000 seats, an ideal location in Paris and the experience of big dates make it the logical choice.
It's hard to imagine anything other than a great moment: Blink-182 is used to electrifying concerts, carried by songs that have become anthems.
Blink-182 is not one of those artists you see everywhere all the time. Every concert is a rare occasion — and that's exactly what makes a date in Paris so valuable.
Seeing Blink-182 live means discovering another side of the artist: rawer, more intense, carried by a real stage presence.
With All the Small Things, What's My Age Again? and I Miss You, Blink-182 has a repertoire made for the big nights — enough to make Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) shake from front to back.
The rarity of the event is its whole value: Blink-182 at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) is the kind of lineup you experience once and then recount for years.
Experience shows it: Blink-182's concert on-sales go fast. You should be ready before opening time.
A few useful reflexes: log in 20 to 30 minutes before opening, have your account and payment method ready, don't refresh the page endlessly and stay in a single tab so you don't lose your place in the queue.
The best way not to be caught off guard: sign up for the on-sale alert. You'll get the date and opening time as soon as they're known.
Get the date and time the box office opens for Blink-182 in Paris as soon as they're known.
Final prices will be announced along with the date. Until then, this table gives an estimate of the tariffs usually seen at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena):
| Seating category | Price |
|---|---|
| Gold Circle | CHF 200 |
| Pit | CHF 135 |
| Category 1 | CHF 150 |
| Category 2 | CHF 110 |
| Category 2 — restricted view | CHF 90 |
| Category 3 | CHF 75 |
| Category 3 — restricted view | CHF 60 |
Premium offers are to be expected: packages like 'Early Entry' or 'Gold Circle', with priority and exclusive perks. Prices usually range between 450 and 1,600 €.
What can you expect from a Blink-182 concert at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena)? Above all a show built for the stage: careful staging, sound calibrated for Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) and a set list drawing on the best of the artist's catalogue.
On the set list, it's hard to picture the evening without classics like All the Small Things, What's My Age Again? or I Miss You: the tracks the audience awaits and sings from front row to back, and which often mark the concert's peaks.
Bear in mind the evening may include a guest act and several encores. In all, a Blink-182 concert at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) takes up a good part of the night, one more reason to plan the trip there and back calmly.
As in most large venues, tickets at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) are organised by category according to location. In a space of 40,000 seats, the distance to the stage and the viewing angle vary greatly from one zone to another.
Whatever the category, the acoustics and production of a Blink-182 concert are designed to reach the whole room. Still, it's worth comparing the zones of Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) to find the balance between price, closeness and sightlines.
Given the strong demand a Blink-182 concert generates, one principle should be clear: only official sales platforms guarantee the authenticity of your ticket. Be wary of any offer that arrives by other routes.
A practical tip: look into the possible presale even before the general sale. Accessing it lets you buy Blink-182 tickets more calmly and with more seat choice, ahead of the rush on general opening day.
Don't leave the purchase to chance: with the email alert you'll know in advance when the Blink-182 ticket sale opens and can organise to be ready from the very first minute, on the official channel.
Before discussing a possible concert in 2027, it is worth recalling that Blink-182 has already performed in Paris. This appearance, documented below, was a first encounter with the audience in Paris — reason enough to wish for a return to the region's stage soon.
2023: Blink-182 was on the bill at the Accor Arena as part of the World Tour 2023/2024 tour. On October 9, 2023, Blink-182 returned to the Accor Arena with the reunited Hoppus-Barker-DeLonge line-up, with The Story So Far as the opening act.
This concert showed that there is a genuine audience for Blink-182 in Paris. A return in 2027 would therefore be excellent news: better to sign up for the alert now to learn the on-sale date before everyone else.
Access at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) is part of the experience: on a Blink-182 concert night, thousands of people converge on the same spot in Paris. Planning your route in advance, ideally by public transport, makes the difference between a calm arrival and a race against the clock.
If you go by car, the recommendation is clear: arrive early at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), leave the vehicle in a nearby car park and expect a little queuing on the way out. Many spectators prefer public transport precisely to spare themselves that part.
One last practical note: check the doors-open time on your ticket and plan your arrival accordingly. Being at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) in good time is the best way to start the evening relaxed and not miss the opening.
For those travelling to Paris for the concert, staying near Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) is convenient but also the most sought after. Booking early widens your options and helps you find better prices before demand climbs.
When choosing, weigh the balance between proximity and price. Places right at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) are the most expensive on concert nights; a little further out, with good links, you'll find more reasonable rates.
In high season or with concurrent events, prices in Paris can soar. Comparing several areas and dates, and booking with flexible terms, is the best way not to overpay for concert night.
Beyond the concert itself, the day in Paris has plenty to offer. Many spectators use the afternoon to explore Paris, have a drink calmly and arrive at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) in the best of spirits.
To round off the evening, consider eating in the area before going in at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena). The offer nearby is varied, but demand climbs sharply on big event days in Paris.
Who will enjoy this concert? Blink-182's long-time fans, of course, but also any Rock lover keen to experience a great live night at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena).
To enjoy the concert worry-free, look into the services and rules of Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena): access control, cloakroom and catering. Each venue has its own rules, and knowing them in advance always helps.
The opening of ticket sales for Blink-182 in Paris follows the announcement of the 2027 date, often several weeks before the day itself. The easiest is to sign up for the alert so you don't miss the on-sale start in Paris.
For the Blink-182 concert in Paris in 2027, prepare: create your account on the official ticket shop, register your payment method, log in 20 to 30 minutes before opening and stay in a single tab to keep your place in the queue.
Prices vary widely depending on the chosen seat. For Blink-182 in Paris in 2027, expect from the cheapest category up to the Gold Circle, not forgetting the VIP packages. The exact amounts are confirmed at the on-sale start.
Official tickets for Blink-182 in Paris 2027 are sold through the platforms recognized by the promoter. If you buy on resale, check the ticket conditions: a named ticket must be reissued in your name to be valid at the entrance.
In case of a sold-out for Blink-182 in Paris 2027, all is not lost: an extra date can be announced, and seats sometimes free up on the official ticket shop. Stay signed up for the alert.
There's no official sale date yet. As soon as the Blink-182 concert at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) is confirmed, the sale opening — and any presale — will be announced. Sign up for the alert to find out at the right moment.
Official prices will be announced when the sale opens. The price table on this page gives indicative ranges based on comparable concerts at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), pending the final fares.
The rule for the Blink-182 Mars concert in Paris in 2027 is simple: through the official ticket shop, never through an unknown seller. Check the site's address and never pay by transfer to a private individual.
Many tours open a presale before the general sale, sometimes with an access code. If it's confirmed for Paris, we'll note it on this page; the email alert will tell you the exact date.
All confirmed information about this concert (date, venue and ticketing) is listed on this page and updated as soon as anything changes.
The exact time will be known with the date confirmation. Generally, the doors of Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) open well before the start, there may be a guest act, and the concert fills a good part of the evening.
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On a Blink-182 concert night, public transport is often the most comfortable way to reach at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) and avoid traffic and parking shortages. Whatever the means, arrive early to pass the checks calmly.
If you come from afar, staying overnight in Paris saves the late trip home after the Blink-182 concert. Book early: hotel demand rises on big event dates and the nearest at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) sells out first.
In a venue like Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) (40,000 seats) there are usually several categories, from the zones nearest the stage to the furthest. Exact prices and availability will be confirmed when the sale opens.
Many tours include an opening act before the main event, though it isn't always confirmed in advance. That's why it's worth being at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) from doors-open so you miss nothing of the evening.
We don't sell or resell tickets: we gather the information on the possible Blink-182 concert in Paris in 2027 and offer a free email alert. As soon as the date and sale are official, they'll be published here.
It depends on the terms set by the promoter when the sale opens. Many concerts allow official named resale through authorised platforms. Never pay a seller outside a ticketing platform or by bank transfer to a stranger.
In case of cancellation or postponement, the refund or ticket-validity terms are communicated by the promoter and the official point of sale. That's exactly why it's so important to buy only through official channels.
It depends on the venue's conditions and the concert setup. In places like Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), there are often seated zones better suited to a family audience. Check the age access rules before buying Blink-182 tickets.
The essentials: your ticket (digital or printed depending on the official point of sale), an ID and patience for the entry checks at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena). Check in advance the prohibited items, which vary by venue.