As part of the “Musical Contaminations 2026” review, within the program of the Veronese Theatrical Summer, don't miss the double date of one of the most interesting Italian singer-songwriters, beautifully suspended between pop, author song, and rap: Coez.
“From the Rooftop” was created in 2015, a project designed to bring to life in a more intimate way Coez's songs, along with covers related to his personal and professional journey.
It then became an album, followed by a second chapter in 2022.
In 2026 “From the Rooftop” reaches its third “season,” taking on a new form and arriving live in unique atmospheric places such as stone theaters, amphitheaters, historic buildings, and sferisteri, which reflect the songs, crafted in an essential and direct way, creating a family-like and profound dimension with the audience.
The singer-songwriter is ready to bring the tracks from his most recent album, “1998” in the “from the rooftop” version, along with songs that have become generational anthems such as “La musica non c’è,” “La tua canzone,” “È sempre bello,” “Le luci della città,” and “Faccio un casino.”
Over the course of seven albums (and one with colleague Frah Quintale), Coez has become a top-charting singer-songwriter, in an ideal crossover between singer-songwriter and rap.
Coez confirms his stature as a singer-songwriter: no one like him knows how to put into music and words the melancholy of millennials.
