Max Pezzali: the lineup of the 2026 tour, starting from Turin
It’s a short step from Festivalbar to FestivalMax. The luminous sign that stands on the stage of Max Pezzali’s 2026 tour, which started last night from the Allianz Stadium in Turin after the zero date of 7 June at the Teghil Stadium in Lignano Sabbiadoro, pays homage to the historic logo of the summer event. The show follows the one proposed with the tours of recent years: the format is “only hits”. The setlist includes the most iconic hits of 883, but also those of Pezzali as a soloist (the most recent song is “L’Universoccetto Noi”, 2013). But there are some “gems” missing, starting with “Cumuli” which Zerocalcare included in the soundtrack of the Netflix series “This world will not make me bad” in 2023 and which Pezzali returned to sing in concert last year, three decades after the last time.
On stage with the singer-songwriter from Pavia the band composed of Luca Mattioni (keyboards), Davide Ferrario (guitars, keyboards and vocals), Sergio Carnevale (drums), Christian “Chris” Rigano (keyboards) and Giordano Colombo (drums).
Here is the concert lineup and, below, the photos:
Keep time
Really beautiful
The long, very hot summer
You are a legend
Journey to the center of the world
The Friend’s Rule / Disco Inferno
The universe except us
I’m here too
They killed Spider-Man
Don’t beat me up
Route to the house of God
Heaps
A day like this / Without having you here
I feel you live
Here you are
A love song
The queen of celebrity
In the night
I’ll be there
How come
No regrets
The harsh law of goals
The years
The strange path / Thank you very much
North South West East
Keep the beat (Reprise)
With a deca
After last night’s debut at the Allianz Stadium in Turin (where he will also perform this evening), Pezzali’s tour will stop on 19 June at the Diego Armando Maradona in Naples, on 23 and 24 June at the Olimpico in Rome, on 27 and 28 June at the Dall’Ara in Bologna, on 1 July and 2 July at the San Filippo Stadium in Messina, on 5 July at the San Nicola Stadium in Bari, 8 and 9 July at the Euganeo Stadium in Padua, 11 and 12 July at the San Siro Stadium in Milan, to then close on 16 July in Locarno, Switzerland.
On October 9th, the second season of the series “They killed Spider-Man – The legendary story of 883” will arrive on Sky, entitled “North South West East”, like the 1993 album, the last one recorded by Pezzali and Mauro Repetto together before the latter’s farewell.
