Robbie Williams lit up Athens on Wednesday night with a spectacular concert at the historic Panathenaic Stadium, known locally as the Kallimarmaro. Fans described the event as one of the city’s biggest music nights of the year.
Queues had already formed hours before the gates opened, with crowds gathering from as early as 7 p.m. to secure their place. By the time Williams stepped on stage shortly after 9:30 p.m., anticipation had reached its peak.
The British superstar, who recently revealed that he lives with Tourette syndrome, returned to the Greek capital after his last concert in 2023. His setlist featured some of his greatest hits, transforming the stadium into what many attendees called an unforgettable party.
Despite adverse weather conditions affecting Greece this week, the concert went ahead as planned, with Williams’ trademark energy and charisma winning over the audience. From the opening number to the encore, he kept thousands of fans singing and dancing along.
The night was hailed as a triumph, reaffirming Robbie Williams’ enduring place as one of the most influential performers on the international pop scene.
