Edoardo Bennato returns live with "Quando sarò grande": a concert event in Pompeii.

Edoardo Bennato is ready to return to the stage with "Quando sarò grande," a tour of four concert events that will visit some of the most evocative locations in the country.

The calendar includes:

6th July in Piazza San Marco (as part of the Festival of Beauty, with the Venetian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Maestro Diego Basso)
20th July at the Circus Maximus
September 3th at Serravalle Park
September 12th at the Great Theatre of Pompeii

On stage, alongside the artist, his historic Be-Band and the Quartetto Flegreo.

An artist outside the box

One of the most eclectic singer-songwriters and performers on the Italian scene, Bennato proves himself to be a unique figure: allergic to labels, a free thinker, and a critical voice against any form of standardization.

Throughout his career, he has explored diverse genres—from rock to blues, from folk to punk—building a repertoire capable of anticipating trends and describing society with an ironic and cutting perspective. His music remains relevant today, capable of interpreting the present and questioning the future.

A show between memory and current events

The "Quando sarà grande" concerts promise to be truly celebratory events. The setlist includes the most iconic songs from his discography, which have become milestones in Italian music.

This isn't the first time Bennato has transformed live performances into historic moments: his 1980 tour is famous, when he managed to perform in 15 stadiums in just one month, an unprecedented feat for the time.

The meaning of the tour: growing without losing freedom

The title of the tour recalls the song “Quando sarai grande”, taken from the album Burattino senza fili (1977), one of the artist's most representative works.
At its core is the theme of growth: the transition from childhood to adulthood, with the progressive loss of spontaneity and freedom. A critical reflection on a society that often underestimates young people, despite entrusting them with the future.

Bennato, however, continues to elude this logic: he remains an "eternal Peter Pan," faithful to an idea of ​​life as a permanent revolution. He brings this very spirit to the stage: storytelling, dreaming, and rebelling, uncompromising and without strings attached.

Tickets and information

Tickets for the tour are available on Ticketone and authorized retailers.
For updates: www.bennato.net