Justin Timberlake Tickets

Justin Timberlake will set the stage of the Snai San Siro racetrack on Monday 2 June 2025, for the only Italian date of ‘The Forget Tomorrow World Tour’.

The live show at I-Days Milan will be an opportunity for fans to enjoy an unparalleled show thanks to the unique talent of Justin Timberlake, who over the years has distinguished himself as a singer-songwriter, performer, entertainer, actor and record producer.

There will be his greatest hits and songs from his latest album ‘Everything I Thought It Was’ such as ‘Drown’, ‘Selfish’ (Top 20 on Italian radio airplay), and ‘No Angels’ (Top 30 on Italian radio airplay), available on all platforms. Written by Timberlake, Louis Bell (Taylor Swift, Post Malone), Cirkut (Maroon 5, The Weeknd), Theron Thomas and Amy Allen, and produced by Timberlake, Louis Bell and Cirkut, ‘Selfish’ was the first taste of Justin's usual music since his 2018 album ‘Man Of The Woods’.

Over the course of his career Justin Timberlake has sold over 54 million albums and 63 million singles worldwide, and a further 70 million records as lead singer of *NSYNC. Justin has won ten Grammy Awards in the pop, dance and R&B genres, including his hit solo albums ‘Man of the Woods’, ‘The 20/20 Experience’, ‘FutureSex/LoveSounds’ and his debut solo album ‘Justified’ as well as his collaborations with Jay -Z. He has racked up over 23 billion audio and video streams worldwide and won four Emmy Awards for his memorable appearances on ‘Saturday Night Live’. On the big screen, he lent his voice to the DreamWorks animated franchise phenomenon ‘TROLLS’ including the third chapter ‘TROLLS BAND TOGETHER’ in 2023. The track ‘Can't Stop the Feeling!’ soundtrack to ‘TROLLS’ was nominated for ‘Best Original Song’ at the 2017 Academy Awards. Most recently, Timberlake released his sixth studio album ‘Everything I Thought It Was’ containing 18 new tracks including the hit singles ‘Selfish’ and ‘No Angels’.

Justin is currently on his monumental ‘The Forget Tomorrow World Tour’ which is hitting over 50 cities, marking his return to the world stage after five years.