The Hella Mega Tour

The concert season came to a spectacular close this weekend at Plenitude Arena with the explosive Hella Mega Tour. In front of more than 35,000 fans, four bands took turns on the stage of Europe’s largest indoor arena to deliver an unforgettable night of rock music.

The night rock giants blew the roof off

For one evening, Plenitude Arena was transformed into a full-scale rock festival. Over the course of more than five hours, 35,000 spectators enjoyed a world-class rock show. Amyl & The Sniffers, Weezer, Fall Out Boy and Green Day each took the stage in front of an electrified crowd, creating a night that fans will not soon forget.

Two years of waiting, one arena ready to explode

For the first time ever, Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer shared the same bill for a truly exceptional event. To host such a gathering of American rock legends, Plenitude Arena, Europe’s largest indoor venue, was the only stage worthy of the occasion.

Originally scheduled for 2020 and postponed twice due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hella Mega Tour finally arrived at Europe’s largest indoor arena.

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The frustration of two years of waiting was transformed into pure energy that night. More than 35,000 fans filled Plenitude Arena to experience this long-awaited moment. Paris marked the final European stop of the world tour, a closing date that only heightened the intensity of every performance.

Fire, confetti and custom sets : A three-act spectacle

From the very first notes, flames erupted across the stage, even from Pete Wentz’s bass guitar. Each band brought its own visual identity to Plenitude Arena, turning the evening into three distinct yet complementary chapters.

Weezer opted for a lush green floral set inspired by its Spring EP, while the two giant screens flanking the stage gradually lit up throughout the performance. A first shower of confetti signaled the end of Weezer’s set.

Fall Out Boy followed with a spectacular pyrotechnic production featuring multiple flame effects and fireworks launched in the middle of the performance, culminating in an explosive display during the chorus of “Centuries.”

When Green Day finally took over Plenitude Arena, the full scale of a stadium-caliber production unfolded. Massive screens, dynamic lighting and relentless punk energy transformed the arena into a celebration of rock on the grandest scale.

One night, five hours of music and countless hits

Among the songs performed by Weezer were:

• Hash Pipe
• Beverly Hills
• Island in the Sun
• Africa (Toto cover)

Fall Out Boy delivered :

• My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark
• I Don’t Care
• Centuries
• Saturday

Green Day brought the crowd to life with :

• American Idiot
• Holiday
• Know Your Enemy
• Boulevard of Broken Dreams

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Bringing Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer together on one stage meant uniting three defining pillars of American rock from the past two decades. Each band brought its own identity and a catalog of songs capable of making an entire arena sing along from start to finish.

The Hella Mega Tour more than lived up to its promise of a memorable and irresistibly fun spectacle.

From Dookie (1994) to American Idiot (2004), Green Day has sold more than 75 million albums worldwide and remains one of the most influential punk rock bands in history. Fall Out Boy, a cornerstone of the mid-2000s emo-pop scene, has connected with generations of fans through anthems such as “Sugar, We’re Goin Down” and “Centuries.” Weezer, with more than three decades of career-defining music and timeless hits, once again proved the enduring power of its songwriting.

When Plenitude Arena became the temple of rock for one night

After posing for a group photo with the audience to commemorate the evening, Fall Out Boy played its final songs before handing the stage over to Green Day for a blazing finale.

On that night, Plenitude Arena was more than a concert venue. It became the meeting point for an entire generation raised on punk rock, pop-punk and emo, finally reunited in a shared celebration of live music.

A unique event in France, the Hella Mega Tour will remain in the history of Plenitude Arena as one of the most electrifying nights ever experienced within its walls.