The famous tenor Andrea Bocelli will perform in two concerts at the Anfiteatro degli Scavi on June 27 and 28, 2025. The artist will be accompanied by the Orchestra I Filarmonici di Napoli and the Coro That's Napoli, under the direction of Maestro Carlo Morelli. External relations, institutional relations and image are entrusted to Dr. Alberto Terilli.
The event is organized by DuePunti Eventi in collaboration with Klassics Music Management and Almud Edizioni Musicali, and enjoys the support of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii and the financial contribution of the Municipality of Pompeii. The mayor of the city, Carmine Lo Sapio, underlined the importance of this event to promote Pompeii as the future Capital of Culture 2027, offering a unique cultural experience to global spectators.
Bocelli's Magic at the Pompeii Amphitheatre
The event marks a new chapter in the career of Bocelli, recognized as one of the world's most beloved tenors. With a career that boasts over 90 million records sold and performances in iconic locations such as Central Park and Milan Cathedral, the tenor is thrilled to bring his music to Pompeii. Organizer Valerio Simonato expressed pride in this milestone, made possible thanks to the collaboration with the Archaeological Park and the Municipality of Pompeii.
Tickets and details
The concerts will start at 21:30 pm and tickets will be available for purchase online and at authorized sales points, Ticketone and Vivaticket, starting from 12 pm on Monday 4 November. The organizers recommend purchasing tickets exclusively through official channels to avoid scams. Prices start from € 170, excluding booking fees. This show is not only a unique experience for spectators, but also represents an important opportunity to promote tourism and culture in the territory of Pompeii. Thanks to the unmistakable voice of Bocelli and the enchanting setting of the Amphitheater, the event promises to be a moment of pure magic that will attract visitors from all over the world.
Article published on November 9, 2024 - 11:05