The city of Giugliano in Campania is preparing to host an extraordinary musical series consisting of eight concerts, to be held from December 20, 2024, to May 17, 2025. The events will take place at 9:00 pm in the hall of the historic Palazzo Palumbo, once the home of writer Gianbattista Basile. The series takes its name from him, a tribute to the intellectual academy to which he belonged.
The concert program
Francesco Di Bella will open the festival on Friday, December 20 with an acoustic show that will retrace the masterpieces of his historic band, 24 Grana, along with pieces from his solo career.
On Monday, December 30, Grass 'n Wood, accompanied for the occasion by Sergio Carlino and his band, will lead the audience on a musical journey that crosses different eras and genres, from Mediterranean melodies to the sounds of the United States of the 30s. On January 24, the alternative rock group Megaride will present a new musical project in collaboration with Almamegretta.
Giovanni Block, a prominent figure in the Neapolitan music scene, will follow on January 31st with a concert of evocative sounds. Continuing on, on February 28th, the duo Fede 'n Marlen will return to the stage with their third album "Terra di madonne". The evening of March 21st will instead see the performance of La Terza Classe, with a repertoire inspired by North American and European folk.
On April 11th it will be the turn of Francesco Lettieri, pianist, composer and singer-songwriter, who will tell his career through music. The grand finale will be held on Saturday, May 17th with Gianluca Rovinello, who will present his new solo musical project, showing his unique talent as a harpist.
Entrance tickets are available at a price of €10 and can be purchased online at the dedicated website. For information and reservations, contact the number 3398191605 or write to ilsalonedegliozi@gmail.com.
It's a nice initiative that brings music to Giugliano. It will be interesting to see different artists and genres, especially Francesco Di Bella, who is very good. I hope that the concerts are well organized and that there are many people.