Upcoming events in Paris.
62 events on sale in Paris today — 20 football fixtures and 42 live shows across 4 venues, with prices from £50. Next up: Paris Saint-Germain vs Monaco at Parc des Princes, Sat 5 Sep. Every ticket carries the 200% Buyer Guarantee.
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What's on in Paris
Every Paris event with tickets on sale today — football and live music together, soonest first. Prices include fees: the number you see is the number you pay.
The month ahead
When Paris is busiest
footballmusic & shows · events per day, next 60 days, from the feed above
About
Football in Paris
Paris is the home of Paris Saint-Germain, France's most-supported and most-decorated football club of the 21st century. PSG play at the Parc des Princes (47,929 capacity) in the 16th arrondissement, the same ground they have called home since 1973. The stadium is famous for one of European football's steepest seating gradients. Every seat sits close to the pitch, an architectural quirk that creates the intense atmosphere PSG home fixtures are known for. PSG have proposed to build a new larger stadium in Paris, with no firm timeline at the time of writing. Paris also hosts Stade Français Paris (rugby), Racing 92 (rugby) and the Stade de France (in nearby Saint-Denis, 81,338 capacity) — France's national stadium and the venue for the 1998 and 2024 men's World Cup / Olympic finals.
Clubs in Paris · 1 senior club
Paris football clubs
Local rivalries
Paris derbies
Le Classique
Paris Saint-Germain vs Olympique de Marseille. The most-watched fixture in French football, contested twice each Ligue 1 season. While not strictly a Paris derby, Le Classique is the defining domestic rivalry for both PSG and the Parc des Princes matchday calendar.
Match-day tips
On a Paris match-day
Ligue 1 kick-offs are typically 17:00 (Saturday) or 20:45 (Saturday/Sunday/Friday night). The Parc des Princes' close-quarters seating bowl rewards arriving early. Gates open 75 minutes before kick-off. Bring photo ID — French football grounds increasingly enforce ID-matching for tickets sold on the secondary market. Bag policy is small backpacks or smaller (A4-equivalent). Concessions are cashless. Allow 30-45 minutes for the Metro queue post-match at Porte de Saint-Cloud.
When to visit
Paris football season
Ligue 1 runs August through May with a 3-week winter break (mid-December through mid-January). The two Le Classique weekends. Typically October and March, are the highest-demand fixtures of the season. Champions League knockout nights at the Parc des Princes (February-May) are individually among the most atmospheric experiences in modern French football.
Notable facts
Things to know about Paris football
- 01The Parc des Princes opened in 1972 (the current ground; the original "Parc" dates to 1897). PSG moved in for the 1973-74 season and have not left since.
- 02The Parc des Princes has one of European football's steepest seating gradients. The upper-tier sight-lines are unusually close to the pitch despite the relatively modest 48,000 capacity.
- 03PSG have won 12 Ligue 1 titles. All between 1986 and 2024, making them the most-decorated French club of the modern era.
- 04The Stade de France (in Saint-Denis, not technically Paris) hosted the 1998 men's World Cup final (France 3-0 Brazil) and the 2024 Olympic athletics events.
Floor prices
The cheapest seat at each Paris venue
Lowest listed price per venue in today's feed — GBP, fees included.
FAQ
Paris ticket FAQs
How much are tickets in Paris?
Across the 62 Paris events with listings today, entry starts at £50 (J. Cole Paris) and the dearest starts from £489 (Celine Dion Nanterre). Every figure is a final checkout price with fees included, refreshed daily.
What is the cheapest event in Paris right now?
J. Cole Paris at AccorHotels Arena on 5 November 2026, from £50 with fees included. Prices move with supply, so the cheapest event changes from day to day.
What is the next event in Paris?
Paris Saint-Germain vs Monaco at Parc des Princes on 5 September 2026. The list above shows every Paris event with tickets on sale, soonest first.
How many events are on sale in Paris?
At least 62 Paris events currently have tickets listed, across 4 venues. Only events with real inventory appear — nothing is listed "coming soon".
What is the capacity of the Parc des Princes?
The Parc des Princes has a 47,929 capacity. PSG have proposed to build a new larger stadium in Paris but no firm timeline has been announced. The Stade de France in nearby Saint-Denis (used for major international fixtures and finals) holds 81,338.
How do I get to the Parc des Princes?
The Parc des Princes is a 5-minute walk from Porte de Saint-Cloud Metro station on Line 9. From central Paris (Châtelet) to Porte de Saint-Cloud is approximately 25 minutes by Metro. RATP adds matchday capacity on Line 9 on home fixture nights.
Is Le Classique a Paris derby?
No. Le Classique is PSG vs Olympique de Marseille, played between Paris and Marseille. It is the most-watched fixture in French football and the defining rivalry for both PSG and the Parc des Princes matchday calendar, but it is not technically a Paris derby. PSG do not currently have a major-rivalry Paris-based opponent in Ligue 1.
Where was the 2024 Olympic football final played?
The 2024 men's Olympic football final was played at the Parc des Princes (PSG's home ground), where France beat Spain in extra time. The Olympic athletics events were held at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis.
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