Gabry Ponte, the first DJ to headline Milan's San Siro Stadium, announces his epic return for San Siro 2026
Save the date, Saturday 27th June 2026.
After making history as the first DJ to headline Italy’s iconic San Siro Stadium in Milan to a sold-out crowd of 56,000 partygoers in June this year, Gabry Ponte announces he will return once again to make SAN SIRO DANCE on Saturday, June 27, 2026, powered by RTL 102.5.
Gabry Ponte, the world's highest-streamed Italian DJ and producer, will once again catapult fans into a monumental celebration of dance music. The setlist promises a seamless succession of Gabry Ponte’s greatest hits, from the most recent — which earned him two Diamond albums — to the classics that have made him an international icon for over two decades. SAN SIRO DANCE 2026 promises to be one of the top unmissable events in next year’s global party calendar.
With his record-breaking debut at San Siro, Gabry Ponte joins the elite circle of DJs capable of filling stadiums with their own headline shows, alongside the likes of Tiësto, David Guetta, DJ Snake, and Alok.
It was this extraordinary milestone, which he plans to recreate in 2026, that inspired the unifying dance anthem ‘Tutta L'Italia,’ released in January 2025. The song was chosen as the official soundtrack of the 75th edition of Italy’s Sanremo Festival, and with it, Gabry Ponte led the Republic of San Marino to the grand finale of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel.
The artist, who currently has three Diamond, fifty Platinum, and twenty-nine Gold albums, and over six billion total streams across all platforms, also received a Grammy nomination for Eiffel 65’s iconic ‘Blue (Da Ba Dee)’ in the Best Dance Recording category. Over the years, he has formed all-star collaborations with international artists such as Tiësto, Steve Aoki, Pitbull, Sean Paul, Train, and many others.
As a touring DJ, he has performed at famous festivals including Tomorrowland, Tomorrowland Brasil, and Moon & Stars Festival, as well as legendary venues such as Circo Massimo in Rome and the Ushuaïa superclub in Ibiza. In 2024, he also celebrated his 25th anniversary with a sold-out tour of Italian arenas.
At SAN SIRO DANCE 2026, Gabry Ponte is ready to once again transform Milan’s San Siro Stadium into the largest dance floor in Italy.
