ChorusLife Arena 2026

ChorusLife Arena, Bergamo

ChorusLife Arena is Bergamo's new indoor venue, inaugurated in November 2024 as the centrepiece of the ChorusLife district, an urban regeneration project on Via Carlo Serassi designed with JDP Architects. The hall holds up to 5,000 spectators in its sports configuration and 6,500 for shows and concerts. Its first international concert came on 13 March 2025 with Sam Fender, and the arena also hosts the Bergamo Challenger tennis tournament.

Inside the arena

The building was designed for flexibility: its internal stands are retractable, allowing the floor and seating to be reconfigured between full-seated shows, standing-floor concerts, sports courts and other formats. Because the bowl changes shape by event, the sector names and floor arrangement on your ticket follow the specific configuration chosen for that production rather than a single fixed seating plan.

Getting there

The arena is well connected by public transport. The TEB tram line T1 stops at Bianzana, directly in front of one of the complex's entrances. ATB bus line 5 also serves the district, with stops at Via Bianzana and Via Corridoni. From Bergamo's railway station the walk takes roughly 25 to 30 minutes, so most visitors combine train with the tram or bus; the district is likewise linked to Milan Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport through the ATB network.

Frequently asked questions

How many people does ChorusLife Arena hold? Up to 5,000 for sport and 6,500 for concerts and shows, depending on the configuration in use.

When did it open? The arena was inaugurated in November 2024, with its first international concert in March 2025.

What is the easiest way to arrive by public transport? Tram T1 to the Bianzana stop, which is right in front of the complex, or ATB bus line 5 to Via Bianzana or Via Corridoni.