Francesco Renga's new album arrives in December, and he will take it on a live tour of Italy's major theatres from spring. "The idea for the theatre tour came about at Sanremo, at a time of many important changes and at the start of a new journey," the artist explains in a statement. "The intention was to take to the stage after the summer to present the new record project, which, however, I am still finalising and can finally tell you will be released in December. For this reason, we have decided to postpone the theatre tour to April, in order to offer you a show that is new and different from all the wonderful summer concerts."
The show 'Live Teatri', produced by Friends & Partners, will kick off on 17 April in Spoleto at the Teatro Nuovo Gian Carlo Menotti and will continue on 19 April at the Europauditorium in Bologna, on 24 April at the Teatro Galleria in Legnano, on 30 April at the Teatro Dis_Play in Brescia, on 3 May at the Teatro Colosseo in Turin, on 6 May at the Teatro Verdi in Florence, on 11 May at the Teatro Brancaccio in Rome, on 13 May at the Teatro Team in Bari, on 17 May at the Teatro Augusteo in Naples and on 21 May at the Gran Teatro Geox in Padua, before concluding on 24 May at the Teatro Arcimboldi in Milan. "The scheduled date at the Teatro Palaunical in Mantua on 28 October 2026 will instead be cancelled due to venue unavailability," a statement announces.
Pre-sales are already available; tickets already purchased remain valid for the new 2027 dates. Should it not be possible to attend the new dates, refunds may be requested through TicketOne by 18 October 2026, following the procedures outlined at the page https://www.rimborsi.ticketone.it.
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