Ligabue: “La notte di certe notti” comes to arenas from September

Luciano Ligabue's 2026 live schedule takes shape as a long celebratory journey across Europe and Italy, with two distinct phases: first the stadiums, then the arenas. At the heart of it all is the project “La notte di certe notti”, which from September will land in Italy's main indoor arenas for a series of one-off dates, with no repeats, designed to make every night distinct and unrepeatable.

After last year's events at the RCF Arena and the Reggia di Caserta, and ahead of the four stadium shows set for June, the indoor tour will kick off on September 22 at the Arena di Verona and wrap up on October 24 at Arena Milano, the artist's final live date of 2026. Fourteen cities, fourteen shows: an itinerary that extends the celebrations for the thirtieth anniversary of "Certe notti" and of the album "Happy Birthday Elvis" (1995), as well as the twentieth anniversary of the first Campovolo.

Before the arenas, June will be the month of the stadiums. It kicks off on June 5 with the opening date at the Stadio Comunale in Bibione, followed by June 12 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, June 17 at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, and June 20 at the Stadio San Siro in Milan, already sold-out.

Ahead of all that, in May, comes the European tour “Certe notti in Europa”, which will take in Spain, France, the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland. On 6 May Ligabue will also inaugurate the new Arena Milano with “La prima notte – Music Opening Ceremony”, the first event to be hosted at the venue in the Santa Giulia district. Here's the full schedule

• May 1 – Barcelona – Razzmatazz
• May 2 – Madrid – Sala Riviera
• May 6 – Milan – Arena Milano – "La prima notte – Music Opening Ceremony"
• May 8 – Paris – Olympia
• May 9 – London – O2 Shepherd's Bush
• May 11 – Utrecht – TivoliVredenburg
• May 12 – Brussels – Cirque Royal
• May 14 – Luxembourg – Rockhal
• 16 maggio – Zurigo – The Hall
• June 5 – Bibione (Venice) – Stadio Comunale
• June 12 – Rome – Stadio Olimpico
• June 17 – Turin – Allianz Stadium
• June 20 – Milan – Stadio San Siro
• September 22 – Verona – Arena di Verona
• September 25 – Padua – Kioene Arena
• September 27 – Bergamo – ChorusLife Arena
• September 29 – Genoa – PalaTeknoship
• October 1 – Livorno – Modigliani Forum
• October 3 – Pesaro – Vitrifrigo Arena
• October 6 – Florence – Nelson Mandela Forum
• October 8 – Mantua – PalaUnical
• October 10 – Bologna – Unipol Arena
• October 14 – Messina – PalaRescifina
• October 16 – Eboli – Palasele
• October 18 – Bari – Palaflorio
• October 20 – Ancona – PalaPrometeo
• October 24 – Milan – Arena Milano

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