Ciro Giorgio brings Naples to the world: Pulcinella at international festivals and stages

Ciro Giorgio expands his reach and takes on the role of ambassador of Neapolitan culture on the international scene. The artist will develop a stage presence that intertwines song, theater, and popular identity, with Pulcinella at the center of the scene.

The first date on the tour is the 45th annual San Gennaro Feast, scheduled for September 30th to October 4th, 2026, at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The event, organized by Antony Palmisano, will feature Giorgio performing a repertoire of classic Italian and Neapolitan songs, aiming to unite generations, memories, and affiliations through melodies that transcend geographical boundaries.

The journey continues in California with a special stop at the Los Angeles Italian Festival, scheduled for October 3rd at 20 pm at Hollywood & Highland. Hosted by Celebrity Chef Eva, the event will feature Giorgio, in the guise of Pulcinella, offering an artistic journey that blends song, theater, and popular identity, within a festival celebrating the tradition of Italian street festivals.

The American tour will also include New York, where the artist will be at the center of the Columbus Day celebrations on October 11th. The event is organized under the coordination of the Prior of New York, Knight Nicola Trombetta, and the International Grand Prior Massimo Maria Civale, with the involvement of the Christian Knights Templar Jacques De Molay Priory of New York.

Subsequent stops on the tour include Atlantic City and Chicago, with respective unique partnerships of Casimiro Catalioti and Joe Cianci, finally concluding in Phoenix, Arizona.

In parallel with his live activity, Ciro Giorgio also keeps the dialogue with the public alive through the radio: every Sunday, from 10 to 11 a.m. Arizona time, Radio Italia with Ciro Giorgio is broadcast on KWSS frequencies (93.9, 99.5 and 92.3 FM) and streamed on KWSS.org, offering a space for meeting and spreading Italian culture even overseas.

This tour is not just a series of performances, but a living testimony to Italian culture's ability to transcend physical and cultural boundaries, keeping alive the memory of Naples and the role of Pulcinella as a symbolic mask of Neapolitan tradition.