We are the first stop. The one that kicks everything off.
On Saturday, September 12, the Pala Turismo in Jesolo will host the zero date of Luciano Ligabue's tour in the arenas, one of the most loved artists in Italian music.
Before reaching all the major Italian cities in the autumn, the rocker from Correggio chooses us to open this new live chapter — after the great summer of stadiums with “La notte di certe notti” in Rome, Turin, and Milan.
An appointment that will also be the occasion to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of “Certe notti” and the album “Buon Compleanno Elvis,” released in 1995 and become milestones in the history of Italian music. Songs like “Urlando contro il cielo,” “Piccola stella senza cielo,” and “Balliamo sul mondo” have told stories of the province, friendship, and authentic dreams for generations.
Ligabue, born in Correggio in 1960 and debuting in the music scene in 1990, is today one of the Italian artists with the most live records, as well as a director, writer, and screenwriter: a central figure in contemporary Italian culture.
