Goblin, led by Claudio Simonetti, return to the stage in October with three shows dedicated to “Profondo Rosso“, the 1975 masterpiece by Dario Argento whose soundtrack played a decisive role in the band's international fame. The group led by Claudio Simonetti will star in a show that blends cinema and music: "Profondo Rosso" will be screened in full while the musicians perform its celebrated score live, syncing note-for-note with the film's images. It's a way of recreating in the theater the unsettling, visionary atmospheres of one of the defining titles of Italian horror cinema.
The screening-with-live-score will be followed by a second part of the concert dedicated to Goblin's greatest hits, featuring a selection of the soundtracks and songs that have marked the band's long history and its singular fusion of progressive rock, electronics and film music.
Three Italian dates have been announced so far: October 2 at the Teatro Golden in Palermo, October 3 at the Teatro Acacia in Naples, and October 4 at the UCI Cinemas Showville in Bari. Tickets are already available through MC2Live and authorized outlets.
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Claudio Fabretti, 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.