A memorable and one-of-a-kind event, this Saturday the Vatican opens its doors to faithful and non-faithful alike for an unforgettable free concert destined to go down in history. Among the big names who will take the stage in St. Peter’s Square with the goal of uniting humanity through music are Maestro Andrea Bocelli, the iconic Karol G, the author of “Happy” Pharrell Williams, the legendary John Legend and many more. Are you ready to write history together with “Grace for the World”? Here’s how to participate, times and all the artists.
How to participate
“Grace for the World” is a completely free event and registration at this link includes admission to St. Peter’s Square and the show. Registration does not guarantee access to the event, as entry to the square will be on a first-come, first-served basis and there is a maximum capacity. in The available seats are all standing. The event is wheelchair accessible, but you must specify the information when you register.
If you are unable to attend in person, no worries, you can go to this link for the live broadcast or you can stream it on Network 4, Hulu, Disney+ and ABC News Live.
Times and artists
St. Peter’s will open its doors at 6 p.m., but it is recommended to show up well in advance, while the concert will begin at 9 p.m.
Among the artists who will perform in the iconic square will be Italian Maestro Andrea Bocelli, Karol G, Pharrell Williams, John Legend, Clipse, Teddy Swims, Jelly Roll, Angélique Kidjo, the voices of the Fire Gospel Choir and international choirs, and many more artists.
Assumptions include exciting duets, new releases and timeless classics, brought to the stage by powerful voices such as those of Andrea Bocelli, Karol G, John Legend, Jennifer Hudson, Pharrell Williams, BamBam and Angélique Kidjo. The variety of the lineup reflects a musical mosaic that ranges from gospel to soul, pop to K-pop to African rhythms, offering a collective experience grounded in messages of hope, love and universal brotherhood.
The drone show
The sky above St. Peter’s will also light up during this special night. The more than 3,000 drones of Nova Sky Stories will use it as if it were a canvas, painting with movements and plays of light figures inspired by the Sistine Chapel. A truly unmissable technological spectacle!
How to get to Rome from Milan
A historic event worth popping into Rome for this weekend. To get to the capital as quickly as possible, you can take one of the many high-speed trains and arrive in Rome in about 3h. Otherwise, you can get there by car, although we would then advise against using it to get to St. Peter’s. As with all major events, some roads may be closed temporarily to allow for quick checks and easier access.
We remind you that it is forbidden to bring:
- glass bottles, cans, glass or metal water bottles
- blunt objects
- backpacks, trolleys and other bulky objects
- laser pointers