Achille Lauro: setlist and guests of the Rome concert at the Stadio Olimpico. All the tour dates

10-06-2026

Achille Lauro will perform tonight, Wednesday 10 June, at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, in a show arriving just weeks after the release of “Comuni immortali”, the new special edition of the album originally released in 2025.
After the success of last spring's arena tour, Achille Lauro is preparing to make the leap to stadiums, buoyed by a particularly favourable period that has seen him consolidate his popularity thanks to tracks such as “Amore disperato”, “Perdutamente” and “Incoscienti giovani”, as well as the response to the album “Mortal Commons“.
A preview of the show took place on 7 June at the Stadio Romeo Neri in Rimini, host to the tour's opening date. The setlist featured 22 tracks, plus a medley-remix titled “Pessima vs Cadillac 1920 vs Bvlgari Black Swing vs Thoiry”, designed to bring together some of the more eccentric strands of the Roman artist's repertoire.

“Comuni Immortali” isn't just a concert, but the entry into a new live dimension: a show conceived for stadiums, where music and spectacle merge into a total experience, capable of bringing to the stage all the creative force and aesthetic of one of the most influential and recognisable artists on the Italian contemporary scene. Over the years Achille Lauro has built a singular path, moving across music, fashion, art and entertainment, establishing himself as one of the most wide-ranging figures on the Italian contemporary scene. “Comuni Immortali” will continue with another eagerly awaited date, on the 15th at the Stadio San Siro in Milan. Lauro has also just officially confirmed his role as creative director of the Dondup brand, founded in 1999 in Fossombrone, and will present his first capsule collection precisely on 15 June during the concert-event at San Siro.
There's also great anticipation for the guests who will take the stage. Antonello Venditti revealed his presence at the Olimpico in recent weeks. Together they will sing, as Lauro had already hinted in spring, the two-voice version of “Che tesoro che sei” that the pair recorded together. On the eve of the show, Lauro shared a video on social media in which he sang the track, written by Venditti in 1999, inside the empty Olimpico.

Based on the setlist from the Rimini concert, here is the likely running order for Achille Lauro's concert in Rome (Stadio Olimpico).


Amor
Bam Bam Twist
Dannata San Francisco
1969
Senza una stupida storia
La via dei guai
Marilù
Perdutamente
Cristina
Walk Of Fame
Me ne frego
Amore Disperato
Rolls Royce
La città degli angeli
Domenica
16 marzo
Maleducata
Pessima vs Cadilac 1920 vs Bvlgari Black Swing vs Thoiry Remix
La bella e la bestia
Comuni Immortali
In viaggio verso il paradiso
C’est la vie
Incoscienti giovani

Achille Lauro's trajectory in recent years has been among the most singular in Italian music. Starting out in rap and stories of the Roman suburbs, he has gradually broadened his artistic language, moving through rock, pop, singer-songwriter territory and glam suggestions. At the same time he has become an increasingly central figure in the world of entertainment and fashion, turning into an all-round showman capable of grabbing attention well beyond the musical field. The Olimpico show represents a new stage in this evolution. The concert is set to begin at 9pm.

The tour will then continue in 2027 with a long series of dates touching some of Italy's main cities. Here is the full schedule:

  • June 3, 2027 – Udine, Bluenergy Stadium
  • June 6, 2027 – Bologna, Stadio Renato Dall’Ara
  • June 11, 2027 – Bari, Stadio San Nicola
  • June 15, 2027 – Milan, Stadio San Siro
  • June 19, 2027 – Naples, Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
  • June 22, 2027 – Turin, Allianz Stadium
  • June 26, 2027 – Padua, Stadio Euganeo
  • June 30, 2027 – Rome, Stadio Olimpico
  • July 10, 2027 – Messina, Stadio Franco Scoglio
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by OndaRock Staff, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.

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