Naples – An overwhelming success that shows no signs of slowing down. After selling out the first of two concerts at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium (scheduled for June 2nd , with the last tickets available for June 3rd ), Gigi D'Alessio announces his return to Piazza del Plebiscito with three new dates: September 19th, 20th, and 21st.
An event that has now become a must for the singer-songwriter and his audience, a true musical celebration that over the past three years has seen over 200.000 spectators fill one of Italy's most iconic squares.
With these three new concerts, D'Alessio reaches another extraordinary milestone: 18 shows in just four years in Piazza del Plebiscito, confirming an unbreakable bond with his city.
Tickets will be available as a preview for those subscribed to the artist's official newsletter from 11 am tomorrow, March 31st , while general sale will start at 11 am on Tuesday , April 1st on Ticketone.it and at authorized sales points.
But 2025 will be a record-breaking year for Gigi D'Alessio. After his recent sold-out European tour , the singer-songwriter is preparing for a series of summer concerts in Italian stadiums. After returning to the Maradona stadium in Naples on June 2 and 3 , it will be the turn of the Renzo Barbera stadium in Palermo (June 20 and 21) with the Sicily for Life – Gigi & Friends benefit show.
A solidarity event featuring major Italian artists—including Fiorella Mannoia, Geolier, Clementino, and LDA —with proceeds going toward the construction of a clinic for rare childhood diseases in Palermo.
The tour will continue on June 23rd with the grand return, after twenty years, to the stage of the San Nicola Stadium in Bari , and will then culminate on June 25th at the Circus Maximus in Rome , a historic event for the artist who will perform for the first time in the majestic arena of the Capital.
Tickets for all concerts are already available on Ticketone.it and at the usual outlets.
It's an event that brings so much joy and music, but I think there are too many dates close to each other, maybe it would be better to give more space between the concerts to allow everyone to participate.
Yes, I agree with you. Often you see concerts one after the other and you don't have time to recover. Maybe Gigi could think about this aspect in the future.
I don't know if it's a good idea to have so many concerts in a short time. Artists should also consider the well-being of their audience and their voice.