Robbie Williams’ relationship with Greece has been a decade-long love affair. It began in 2015 with his concert in Malakasa, where he instantly won over the crowd with his mix of showmanship, humor, and a best-of setlist that included hits like “Rock DJ” and “No Regrets.” Critics skeptical of pop acts were quickly silenced as Robbie delivered a two-hour spectacle filled with captivating music, dancers, and his signature charm. Self-deprecating humor, playful interaction with fans, and a stage presence that could command any arena marked him as not just a pop star, but a consummate entertainer.
Crowds waiting at Terra Vibe during Rockwave Festival for Robbie Williams to come on stage for his first-ever concert in Athens. June 2015
Eight years later, in 2023, Robbie returned to Athens for the Rockwave Festival at Terra Vibe. The stage became a visual feast with lasers, 3D projections, and dancers appearing in perfect synchrony as he opened with “Hey Wow Yeah Yeah.” The set was both a retrospective of 25 years as a solo artist and a high-energy celebration of his career. He balanced showmanship with intimate storytelling, sharing his journey from Take That to global superstardom, candidly addressing struggles with addiction and life changes. One particularly memorable, if controversial, moment came when Robbie joked about Greek fans during a playful monologue:
“No one wanted to touch my ass, but they wanted to steal the sequins from my jacket. This is Greece. They’ll sell them on eBay tomorrow!”
The comment sparked online debate and even drew some criticism, but it was classic Robbie: cheeky, irreverent, and never intended to offend. He later clarified on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the Greek fans’ warmth and hospitality, even posting a video showing a protective talisman gifted to him to ward off the evil eye. It was a reminder that Robbie thrives on spontaneity and audience interaction, turning potentially divisive moments into shared laughter and energy.
Today, October 2, 2025, Robbie takes the stage at the historic Panathenaic Stadium for his third Greek concert, ready to transform the legendary venue into his playground. Fans can expect a mix of solo hits, Take That classics, and covers, all delivered with the charisma that has defined his 25-year solo career. His shows are not just concerts—they are immersive experiences where the audience becomes part of the spectacle, from sing-alongs to playful on-stage interactions.
Robbie Williams is a performer of rare duality: a cheeky, rule-breaking showman on stage, yet deeply reflective off it. He has navigated fame, addiction, and industry pressures with humor and resilience, and his ability to combine spectacle, authenticity, and storytelling makes every performance unforgettable. Whether in 2015, 2023, or tonight in 2025, Robbie silences critics and enthralls fans, proving that his talent as an entertainer transcends generations, venues, and controversies alike.
Athens, tonight, is set to witness a masterclass in pop performance: Robbie Williams is not just performing—he is creating moments, memories, and a shared euphoria that only he can deliver.
Tickets: Your Last Chance to Join the Party
There are still a few tickets left, but hurry — this is a one-night-only event in a stadium that seats thousands:
- Grandstand: €74–€85
- Arena: €86–€92
- VIP Seating A & B: €143 (sold out)
- Front Standing: €150–€170
- Accessible Seating: €80 (sold out)
Kids are welcome, with age rules: under 12 in the stands only, 12+ in Arena and Front Standing. For accessible seating info, email tickets@detoxevents.gr or call 210 9636489 (Mon–Fri, 10:00–17:00).
For more information and tickets please go here.
Transport:
Authorities, have announced changes to metro operations to accommodate the tens of thousands of concertgoers expected at the Panathenaic Stadium on Thursday night for Robbie Williams’ performance.
Specifically, metro lines 2 and 3 will run until 2:00 a.m. on Friday.
All other public transport will operate according to the regular schedule, with last services departing around midnight.
