Alberto Tafuri

Sophia Tomelleri

Giulio Molteni

Martino Malacrida

Teatro Colosseo

Elio e le Storie Tese

For the first time, Benji & Fede have chosen the stage to tell the story of the most mature phase of their journey, after years of success that have made them one of the most recognizable pop phenomena of their generation. This tour stems from "Zero ," the title of their latest single and its profound meaning: to eliminate roles, expectations, and defenses, to start over with greater awareness. On stage, a story unfolds through music and emotion, tracing the stages of a story shared with the audience and looking forward without forgetting the journey they've made. This event is designed for those who have followed them from the beginning and for those who want to discover Benji & Fede in a new, deeper, and more authentic dimension.

Benji & Fede

Colosseum Theater, Torino TO

The longest-running band in Italian music returns to the Teatro Colosseo, sold out after sold out, with a concert that is simultaneously a narrative, a memory, and a present. " Cartoline da qui" (Postcards from Here) takes its title from Nomadi's latest album, released in May 2023, and offers an opportunity to explore over sixty years of musical and civic history that have shaped the country. With 53 studio albums, live albums, and compilations to their credit, and over 16 million copies sold, Nomadi continue to bring to the stage a repertoire that speaks to different generations, maintaining the emotional strength and commitment that has always distinguished them. Led by longtime founder Beppe Carletti, the band alternates the great hits that have shaped the group's history with more recent songs, a testament to their uninterrupted artistic exploration. A concert that is not just a celebration, but a lucid and passionate look at the present: songs like postcards sent from the here and now, capable of describing the times we live in and renewing, night after night, the profound bond between the Nomadi and their audience.

The Nomads

With Live Teatri 2026, Sal Da Vinci arrives at the Teatro Colosseo with a show that fully showcases his artistic talent: a blend of music, storytelling, and emotion that speaks to diverse audiences, spanning generations and languages. The tour follows the resounding success of the concert event " Stasera... che sera" (Tonight... What a Evening), broadcast on Canale 5, and coincides with the peak of his career: Sal Da Vinci won the 76th edition of the Sanremo Music Festival with the song " Per Sempre Sì" (Per Forever Yes) and represented Italy at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, finishing in fifth place. An artist of rare versatility, Sal Da Vinci has built a career over the years that blends tradition and modernity, melody and storytelling, always remaining faithful to a deeply emotional and shared vision of performance. His voice, stage presence, and direct connection with the audience transform each concert into an intense, intimate, and engaging experience.

Sal Da Vinci

Eighty years old, worn with the energy of a young man, the smile of someone who has lived life to the beat of music, and the awareness of being—and always has been—one of the great protagonists of the Italian music scene: Tullio De Piscopo arrives at the Teatro Colosseo with a show that is at once a celebration, a concert, and a declaration of love to the audience. It's an opportunity to celebrate a significant milestone and, perhaps, a farewell to major tours. For one evening, his drums will be the pulsating center of a celebration that retraces decades of music and life: from his Neapolitan beginnings to jazz, from funk to pop, from his most beloved songs—"Andamento lento," "Stop Bajon," "E allora e allora"—to his landmark collaborations. Joining him on stage will be guests and lifelong friends, because Tullio is more than just an extraordinary musician: he is the true soul of Italian music, capable of bridging worlds, genres, and generations.

Tullio De Piscopo

Mr. Rain returns to the stage in 2026 with a clear choice: theaters. For the first time in his career, the artist abandons the large stages and brings his music to a more intimate dimension, where the connection with the audience is more direct and the songs find a different space to breathe. With 24 platinum and 5 gold albums to his name, Mr. Rain is among the most listened to voices on the Italian pop scene. The stage will also feature his new singles " Effetto Michelangelo" and "Casa in fiamme ," produced by Dardust and released in late 2025 after extensive studio work. The two songs open a new chapter in his discography and preview the album due out in 2026.

Mr. Rain

The show that closes (temporarily?) Tullio Solenghi's Govi ​​trilogy, following the huge successes of I manezzi and Pignasecca e Pignaverde . On stage, a large and refined cast, with Mauro Pirovano in the spotlight. The protagonist is Giovanni Bevilacqua, an old sea dog forced to navigate dishonesty and corruption, until an illness becomes the turning point for a possible redemption. But the finale still holds a few surprises. Solenghi, actor and director, reunites with the company with which he created this stage adventure, starting with Roberto Alinghieri, on stage and alongside him as assistant director, to bring back to Italian audiences the theatrical genius of the "beard" Gilberto Govi, rigorously in a black and white of times past.

Tullio Solenghi

A grand symphonic tribute to one of the most influential and recognizable composers in the history of contemporary cinema. The Ensemble Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Giacomo Loprieno, brings to the stage Hans Zimmer's most iconic music, composed for masterpieces that have marked the collective imagination of entire generations. A spectacular concert that spans worlds, eras, and emotions: from the epic atmospheres of The Lion King and Pirates of the Caribbean to the visionary inspirations of Interstellar and Inception , passing through the great sagas and legendary characters of Batman , Superman , The Da Vinci Code , Pearl Harbor , and many other titles that have entered the history of cinema. On stage, the 50 musicians of the Ensemble Symphony Orchestra, joined by high-profile soloists trained at leading Italian orchestras, convey all the evocative, cinematic, and emotional power of Zimmer's writing, in an experience of powerful sonic and visual impact.

Hans Zimmer by Ensemble Symphony Orchestra

Fiorella Mannoia's unmistakable voice takes on two giants of Italian songwriting: Fabrizio De André and Ivano Fossati. In this concert, she explores the two composers' most beloved songs, blending poetry, memory, and the present in a concert celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of "Anime Salve," Faber's final masterpiece, co-written with Fossati and a cornerstone of Italian music. The setlist features returning songs that have defined generations, some long intertwined with Fiorella's repertoire and heart, others reinterpreted for the occasion with new colors and nuances, in a heartfelt tribute to an artistic and cultural heritage that continues to resonate with the same power today. A unique opportunity to hear the depth of De André and Fossati's lyrics through the eyes of one of the most intense performers on the contemporary Italian scene.

Fiorella Mannoia

Nino Frassica, one of the most iconic and beloved faces of Italian comedy, comes to the Teatro Colosseo with a one-of-a-kind show: surreal, musical, comical, and engaging. Born and raised in the hotbed of Quelli della notte and Indietro tutta , Frassica has spanned generations with his unmistakable style, combining nonsense, cultured irony, and brilliant one-liners, becoming an essential figure. An actor, writer, host, and inventor of languages, he has brought his comedy from television to film to music. Joining him on stage for the unforgettable 2000/3000 Tour are his inseparable Los Plaggers, an extraordinary band of six musicians.

Nino Frassica & The Plaggers Band

Following the success of his "Angelo-Venti" celebratory tour , Francesco Renga returns to theaters to enhance the intimacy of listening and a direct connection with the audience through the most significant moments of his career, featuring the greatest hits that have defined over twenty years of Italian music alongside his most recent songs. An emotional journey centered on his voice—one of the most recognizable and intense in our music scene—and a songwriting capable of sincerely expressing fragility, growth, and awareness. The concert comes at a particularly important time for the artist: Francesco Renga is competing at the 76th Sanremo Music Festival with the song " Il meglio di me ," a song that represents a new phase in his personal and artistic journey, inaugurating a season of renewed expressive depth. This concert offers a live opportunity to rediscover an artist who has transcended generations while remaining authentic, and to experience an evening of intense, elegant, and deeply shared music.

Francesco Renga

A theatrical performance that illuminates the extreme contrasts of the Italian 1970s: the terror of massacres and armed groups on the one hand, and the battles for civil rights and social reform on the other. Produced by Be Water Live with Chora and Will, written by Mario Calabresi, Benedetta Tobagi, and Sara Poma, with an original contribution by Marco Damilano, and directed by Bruno Fornasari, it combines narration, images, and period music to relive a decisive decade. Mario Calabresi, an unwilling protagonist of that story, journalist, writer, and editorial director of Chora/Will, has chronicled the 1970s in books such as "Spingendo la notte più in là" and "Quello che non ti dicono sulla storia di Carlo Saronio." Benedetta Tobagi, writer and historian, also experienced the 1970s firsthand and has written about them: "Piazza Fontana, il processo impossibile" and the recent "Covando un mondo nuovo" with Paola Agosti.

Mario Calabresi

A live performance conceived as a scenic journey, in which music, words, and theatricality blend into an emotional tale of subtle tensions, sudden orchestral openings, and moments of intense intimacy. Each song thus becomes a narrative microcosm, redesigned with new arrangements and interpreted to highlight Michele's sensitivity, while the setlist showcases the most significant moments in his artistic career: from " Il diario degli errori" to the "Commedia Musicale" project, to the single "Io tu lei lui," all presented in a theatrical dimension suspended between singer-songwriter and contemporary pop. Michele's artistic present also fits into this scenic framework: 2026 is the year of his return to the Sanremo Festival with " Prima o poi" and his arrival in film with "Roma Elastica" by Bertrand Mandico, alongside Marion Cotillard and Noémie Merlant, a title announced as a selection at the Cannes Film Festival, in addition to the Mediastars Award won for the charity commercial " Lo ricordo io per te .

Michael Bravi

“Don't make the mistake of denigrating sadness!”

(Elio and the Storie Tese)



Elio, accompanied by his band, embarks on a musical journey to rediscover sadness, a feeling that runs through the history of art and every form of human expression, from Catullus to Virginia Woolf, from Munch to Donald Duck, and yet today is often feared and repressed.

The aim is to restore nobility and necessity to sadness through the words and music of some of the great artists of the Italian and international musical tradition.

Sadness isn't a bad thing, after all, but like grass peas and saffron, it should be taken in small doses, and if you overdo it, you need an antidote. That's why the show also features appropriately interspersed with cheerful songs.