Iosonouncane: summer tour dates announced. Here's the concert schedule

IOSONOUNCANE has announced a series of summer concerts in acoustic format, while continuing his studio work in parallel. Jacopo Incani is in fact busy composing film scores and sound-design projects, including one for the exhibition “Luigi Ghirri. A series of dreams – Paesaggi visivi e paesaggi sonori”. In this context, the installation “Oltre quei monti il mare”, developed over the past few months, will debut on April 30, 2026 at Palazzo dei Musei.

The shows, built around an essential guitar-and-voice setup, stand as isolated stops within a particularly productive phase. Incani will revisit tracks from his own catalogue alongside covers, favoring a direct, stripped-down delivery.

The tour will kick off on June 12 in Lucca, before moving to Sardinia for three dates organized together with Sardegna Teatro: June 13 and 14 in Cagliari, as part of Giornate del Respiro, and June 15 in Nuoro. The calendar will then continue with stops across Marche, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna, Sicily and Abruzzo, including appearances at the Arti Vive Festival and various summer festivals. Tickets are available through Panico Concerts. Here are all the tour dates:

• June 12 – Lucca, Auditorium San Francesco
• June 13-14 – Cagliari, EXMA (Giornate del Respiro)
• June 15 – Nuoro, TEN Teatro Eliseo
• June 28 – Fiastra (MC), Castello Magalotti (Fiastrapalooza)
• July 4 – Galzignano Terme (PD), Anfiteatro del Venda
• July 5 – Soliera (MO), Arti Vive Festival
• July 11 – Catania, Teatro Antico – AZUL | Zō
• July 12 – Tornimparte (AQ), Paesaggi Sonori

Over the past year, Incani had already brought his repertoire back to the stage with a series of acoustic concerts celebrating the tenth anniversary of “DIE”, culminating in a show at Locomotiv Club that was also streamed live.

Alongside this, 2025 also saw the release of several works tied to cinema and documentary, including “Ukrainian Lyric“, dedicated to Francesca Mannocchi's film, and “I diari di mio padre“, directed by Ado Hasanovic. Both belong to the “Il Suono Attraversato” series, a project centered on music applied to images and visual storytelling, launched in 2024 with “Berlinguer – La grande ambizione” and developed with a deliberately reversed numbering.

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