The concert on September 12, 2026 promises to be the most important of the Palermo singer's career, with high-profile guests and a musical production that is meticulously crafted.


Tony Colombo expected at the Agnano Hippodrome with over 20 tickets sold.
On September 12, 2026, the Agnano Hippodrome will host Tony Colombo's highly anticipated show "Grazie per tutta la vita," an event that has already enjoyed great success with over 20.000 tickets sold. Sector 1 is officially sold out, while Sector 2 is nearing a sellout. The show represents a pivotal moment in Colombo's career, bringing a renewed repertoire and an expansive stage design to the stage.
Among the first confirmed guests are Fred De Palma, known for his Latin hits, and Eddie Brock, fresh from the latest edition of the Sanremo Music Festival. The production also announced that a third surprise guest will be revealed in the coming hours via the artist's social media channels.
The evening will be supported by musical direction by Luca Barbato, with a band composed of musicians specializing in various instruments, including piano, drums, bass, guitar, and percussion. Sound quality will be ensured by sound engineers Gaetano Tartaglione and Francesco Di Tullio.
With a career that began at the age of six and 34 years of stage experience, Tony Colombo is preparing to celebrate this milestone with a production that combines his musical history with new sounds and scenography, thus consolidating an event that promises to be memorable.
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