Salmo: the possible setlist for the Naples show at the Arena Flegrea

Second-to-last stop of the summer tour for Salmo, set to play the Arena Flegrea in Naples on Thursday, August 27. The rapper will bring to the stage a set spanning the different phases of his career, from tracks off the albums “Midnite”, “Hellvisback” and “Playlists” to hits like “Russell Crowe” and “90 min”.
The concert will take place at the Arena Flegrea, at viale J.F. Kennedy 54, starting at 9:30 pm. Based on the setlist played on July 2 in Padua, here's the likely running order for Salmo's Naples show.

• On Fire
• Russell Crowe
• Stai zitto
• N€UROLOGIA
• 1984
• Papparapà
• Bounce!
• Daytona
• PxM
• The Priest's Son
• Monday
• Short Rolling Papers
• Aldo Rhythm
• Sincere
• Criminal
• Eclipse
• To God
• The First Time
• S.A.L.M.O.
• Devil in Me
• Forgive Me
• 90 min
• The Sky in the Room
• Marla / Black Widow

After the Naples date, Salmo will wrap up his summer tour in Montesilvano on Friday, August 28. The Sardinian rapper reaches the final dates after a season built around his biggest hits and a set list that also includes numerous collaborations: from “Cabriolet” with Sfera Ebbasta to “La canzone nostra” with Mace and Blanco, as well as “Overdose d’amore 2024” with Zucchero and “Tik Tak” with Gabry Ponte.

Salmo, stage name of Maurizio Pisciottu, was born in Olbia on June 29, 1984. Before turning to rap he played in hardcore, metal and stoner bands, experiences that proved decisive for his musical identity. In 2011 he made his solo debut with “The Island Chainsaw Massacre”, establishing a distinctive crossover between hip-hop and rock. With “Death USB” and especially “Midnite” he earned a leading place on the Italian rap scene. Definitive recognition came with 2016's “Hellvisback”, driven by tracks like “1984” and “Russell Crowe”. “Playlists“, released in 2018, further expanded his success thanks in part to the hit “The Sky in the Room”.
In 2021 he returned with “Flop“, an album focused on mistakes and the less triumphant side of fame.
Two years later he made “CVLT“, a project with dark atmospheres and horror imagery, together with Noyz Narcos. His latest album of new material is 2025's “Ranch”, his seventh solo effort, split between crossover energy, introspection and autobiographical storytelling. In 2026 he also celebrated one of his landmark albums with “Hellvisback 10 Years Later”, featuring three previously unreleased tracks.

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