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WWE’s 2026 European Summer Tour: All Dates Revealed

By Sridhar Krishnan • Published Feb 18, 2026 10:08 EST
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Multiple WWE shows are heading back to Europe this summer.

Earlier in the day, Chief Content Officer Triple H announced the promotion’s first premium live event in Italy.

Via a video uploaded on his Instagram account, Hunter said that “Clash” was returning and would be a part of a massive tour with dates spread across May and June.

He also revealed that the ticket sales for the WWE events would commence on March 13, with a presale scheduled for March 11.

Ladies and gentlemen…The Clash Is Back. For the first time ever, WWE PLE will take place in Italy Sunday, May 31st, from the Analpi Arena in Turin, Italy. It will be Clash in Italy.

It’s all part of a massive European tour through May and June. Tickets will go on sale March 13th. Your presale will be March 11th. Italy, I just have to know one thing. Are you ready?

Full Schedule Of WWE’s European Tour Revealed

WWE’s European Tour, starting late May, will have a total of 11 dates, which will include a premium live event, Raw (3) and SmackDown (2) shows, and house shows (5).

Here is how the final schedule looks:

  • Friday, May 29: SmackDown at Olimpic Arena Badalona in Barcelona, Spain
  • Sunday, May 31: WWE Clash in Italy at Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy
  • Monday, June 1: Raw at Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy
  • Tuesday, June 2: House show at Zenith de Strasbourg in Strasbourg, France
  • Wednesday, June 3: House show at MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal
  • Thursday, June 4: House show at Palacio Vistalegre in Madrid, Spain
  • Friday, June 5: SmackDown at Unipol Arena in Bologna, Italy
  • Saturday, June 6: House show at Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, Italy
  • Sunday, June 7: House show at Nelson Mandela Forum in Florence, Italy
  • Monday, June 8: Raw at Accor Arena in Paris France
  • Monday, June 22: Raw at O2 Arena in London, England

Some of the superstars advertised for the tour include CM Punk, Stephanie Vaquer, Drew McIntyre, Gunther, Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes, The Usos, and Liv Morgan.

It has also been revealed that the promotion filed a trademark for the term “WWE Clash.”

Over the last couple of years, multiple Clash events have been hosted, including Clash at the Castle (2022 & 2024) and Clash in Paris (2025).

H/T: Wrestling Observer