Kid Yugi: the likely setlist for the Rome concert (Palazzo dello Sport)

Kid Yugi returns to the stage tonight, Tuesday 6 October, for one of the most anticipated dates of his arena tour. The rapper from Puglia will play Rome's Palazzo dello Sport, with the show set to start at 9pm.
After the tour opened on 27 September at the Palaflorio in Bari, followed by a date at the Fiera di Padova, Kid Yugi now arrives in the Capital with a show built around the tracks that have marked his rise over the past few years.

The setlist

Based on the setlist performed at the opening show in Bari, here's the likely tracklist for Kid Yugi's Rome concert.

L’ultimo a cadere
Berserker
La violenza necessaria
Bullet Ballet
Denaro
Monopolio
Jolly
Eroina
Donna
Mostro
Paganini
S.X.S.I.C.
Push It
Paradiso Artificiale
Porto il Commerciale
Lilith
Sintetico
Tristano e Isotta
Hybris
GRAMMELOT
Il Filmografo
Il Ferro di Čechov
Eva
Amelie
Per il sangue versato
Gilgamesh
Non ne vali la pena
Chuck Norris
Bianca
Il Signore Delle Mosche
Per te che lotto
Ex Angelo
Davide e Golia
Kabuki
Massafghanistan

Other tour dates

The tour will then continue with three consecutive shows at the Unipol Forum in Milan on 8, 9 and 10 October, ahead of dates in Naples and Florence. Kid Yugi will finally return to Rome's Palazzo dello Sport on 23 October for the last date of the tour.
The shows also come on the eve of a new chapter in his discography. On 30 October, “Anche gli eroi muoiono POST MORTEM” will be released, a deluxe edition of “Anche gli eroi muoiono“, his latest album, which has achieved triple platinum certification. Among the rapper's best-known tracks are “Paganini”, “Eva” featuring Tedua, “Push It” featuring Anna, and “Ex Angelo” featuring Sfera Ebbasta.

The new album

Kid Yugi stands out as one of the few rappers in the newest scene to display uncommon personality and skill. That impression still holds, and it makes “Anche gli eroi muoiono” one of the albums that could make a difference in the Italian hip-hop scene in 2026. With a personal style woven from literary, cinematic and pop culture references, brutal yet introspective, Kid Yugi seems to be facing the most typical of trials by fire. Collaborations abound, predictably, but by far the most interesting is the one with Artie 5ive on “Bullet Ballet”, a double assault built on a fast beat that conjures dreams of a new “Santeria” (the hugely successful 2016 album by Guè and Marracash), bringing together two of the most interesting names the scene has produced in recent years.
In the jargon, Kid Yugi is what's called a lyricist, a rapper who stands out for his words, and on “Anche gli eroi muoiono” he proves it again and again, without ever becoming verbose, didactic or dull as some of his peers do. He alternates these more considered songs with others that are more direct and violent, less original but still effective, while also throwing in plenty more, which ends up fraying the final result somewhat. It's an album that seems written to sweep all before it, riding the success that took its predecessor to five platinum discs and immediately topping the national streaming charts.
As with its predecessor, “Anche gli eroi muoiono” is therefore an enjoyable album, but it doesn't seem to make the most of Kid Yugi's obvious potential. When left alone to dig into his pain-poisoned soul, he's a writer like few others in Italy.

Kid Yugi in comics

Alongside his music, Kid Yugi is also preparing to make his debut in the world of comics with “Logos”, an original project that will star him and that stems from a collaboration between Sergio Bonelli Editore, Universal Music Italy and Thaurus.

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