Greek pop icon Sakis Rouvas returns to London on 14 March 2027 for a hit-driven show at the O2 Forum Kentish Town — his first London date since the 2025 Troxy debut.
Anastasios Rouvas was born on Corfu in 1972 and was a competitive athlete before he was a singer, and it is still visible in a stage act built on movement. He has been the defining figure in modern Greek pop for thirty years: one of the first Greek performers to bring the whole apparatus of an international pop show — choreography, staging, video — onto a Greek stage, and the one who made it stick. He represented Greece at Eurovision twice, in 2004 and 2009, and hosted the contest in Athens in between, which in Greece is closer to a national office than a television job. He has released more than a dozen albums.
He has also acted, presented and been famous continuously since he was nineteen, and the catalogue now spans more than three decades of hits that a Greek audience of any age knows in full.
He returns to London for a single night at the O2 Forum Kentish Town, promoted by Live Nation UK, following the Troxy show that sold out in 2025. The Forum holds around 2,300, which is a considerably smaller and closer room than the arenas he plays at home, and that is the reason to take it. London gets him rarely, and never for long. The Troxy, where he played last time, holds around three thousand; this room holds fewer.