Lucio Corsi: arena tour dates announced. A return with new music

22-06-2026

Lucio Corsi is preparing to take a new step in his career with the “Palasport 2026” tour, which will see him headline major Italian arenas for the first time. After the experience of the 2026 European Tour, the Tuscan singer-songwriter will return to the stage in autumn with three dates already announced: 27 November in Florence, 5 December in Rome, and 11 December in Milan.
The announcement comes as Corsi is working on new music. In recent days the artist shared a reel on social media showing him at the piano playing a snippet of an unreleased song, hinting that the creative period following his success in recent months is far from over.

The arena dates mark a significant milestone for the musician from the Maremma, who over the years has built a personal, instantly recognisable artistic universe. For the occasion he'll take the stage with an expanded lineup: “At the end of the year I'm back on stage. With me will be the whole band in full force, plus a horn section, percussion, backing vocals and Francis Delacroix”.
The Florence date at the Mandela Forum will be especially meaningful, tied as it is to a formative memory from his teenage years. “It was actually at the Mandela Forum in 2008 that I saw a concert that changed my life”, Corsi recalls. “I was struck by the sound of Neil Young's black guitar. I was just a kid, and from that night on all I wanted was long hair and an electric guitar. Eighteen years have passed, and in December I'll be back on that stage with long hair and a guitar. Black.”

The setlist will retrace the singer-songwriter's entire artistic journey, from his earliest work all the way to “Volevo essere un duro”, the song with which he took part in the 2025 Sanremo Festival and later performed at the Eurovision Song Contest. A journey through the repertoire of one of the most original Italian artists to emerge in recent years, while we wait to discover the new songs he's working on.

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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.

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