Ligabue, live the unreleased “Nobody belongs to someone”

At the inauguration of the Unipol Dome, there were also some musical news/announcements: Ligabue, chosen for “the first night” of the Milanese arena, christened the place by singing not only a setlist of 23 songs in the setlist, but also the previously unreleased “No one is from someone”. The song was written by the artist himself and dedicated to the theme of violence against women whose rights (net of costs) will be donated to the Una Quale Centomila foundation. In connection, new concerts have also been announced, as well as a new special event of Una Quale Centomila, scheduled for next September 21st at the Verona Arena. And Ligabue will return to the Unipol Dome on October 24th to conclude the tour that will keep him busy in spring and summer, between arenas and stadiums, Italy and Europe.

Accompanying Ligabue on stage were several special guests. Fiorella Mannoia, who joined the rocker for the announcement of Una Quale Centomila but also leader of Negramaro Giuliano Sangiorgi took to the stage for a duet on “Vivo Morto o

Ligabue’s concert led Unipol Dome to reach maximum capacity already in the first evening, with 16 thousand spectators distributed between parterres, stands and skyboxes reserved for authorities and premium tickets. 500 light fixtures illuminated the stage (20 meters wide and 16 meters deep), characterized by an 18 meter long walkway that brought the artist to the center of the arena. 13 cameras filmed the live images projected during the concert on the three screens that served as the backdrop to the stage, for a total of 520 square meters of LED wall. Accompanying Ligabue on stage are Fede Poggipollini (guitar), Max Cottafavi (guitar), Mel Previte (guitar), Niccolò Bossini (guitar), Luciano Luisi (keyboards), Davide Pezzin (bass) and Lenny Ligabue (drums).