Blanco: the setlist from the Rome show. All the arena tour dates

After the stop at Turin's Inalpi Arena, Blanco arrives in Rome for two consecutive dates at the Palazzo dello Sport, scheduled for April 29 and 30. Shows are set to kick off at 9pm. The concerts in the Capital mark the final stretch of the arena tour, which will continue in the following weeks across several Italian cities.

The setlist for the Rome shows mixes recent tracks, past hits and more intimate moments.

Here's the setlist from Blanco's April 29 concert in Rome, which will most likely be repeated at tonight's second date as well.

• Intro
• Love you, man
• The Island of the Roses
• Blinkers
• Flower Thief
• You Can Die at 20 Too
• Until They Bury Me
• No Holds Barred
• You Know What's Up
• Damned Rage
• Worse Than the Devil
• Belladonna
• Fireflies
• Crying at 90°
• A Crumb of Joy
• Memories
• Intro + Our Song
• Nostalgia
• Los Angeles
• Blu celeste

After the double date in Rome, Blanco's tour calendar moves on to new stops in Bari, Eboli, Naples, Bologna, Milan and Pesaro, where the indoor leg of the tour will wrap up on May 16 at the Vitrifrigo Arena.

Here are the details of the upcoming dates:

02.05.2026 – Bari, Palaflorio

03.05.2026 – Bari, Palaflorio

05.05.2026 – Eboli (SA), Palasele

06.05.2026 – Naples, Palapartenope

08.05.2026 – Bologna, Unipol Arena

11.05.2026 – Milan, Unipol Forum

13.05.2026 – Milan, Unipol Forum

16.05.2026 – Pesaro, Vitrifrigo Arena

Once the run of arena shows is over, Blanco will return to the stage this summer for a series of open-air concerts. The tour will kick off on June 29 at the Marostica Summer Festival and will take in a number of Italian locations, including Palmanova, Catania, Gallipoli, Alghero, Cinquale and Baia Domizia.

The tour comes just a few months after the release of "Ma'", out on April 3 and an immediate hit on the FIMI chart, peaking at number two. The album was supported by the singles "Piangere a 90", "Damned Rage", "Anche a vent'anni si muore" and "Memories", made together with Elisa.

The artist's recent output also features several collaborations, including "Attacchi di panico" with Charlie Charles, "Brividi" with Mahmood, and "Bon ton" alongside Drillionaire, Lazza, Sfera Ebbasta and Michelangelo.

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