Vasco, the tour preparations are underway: it will be “a great movie”

When there are less than two months left for the debut, set for May 27 at the municipal stadium of Bibione, which will host the zero date before the official departure of May 31 at the Turin Olympic Stadium, the preparations of the new tour of Vasco Rossi come alive.

And as usual, Zocca’s rocker is reporting through his official social channels. Choice of the lineup – still top secret – and the themes it will deal with the “Vasco Live Duemilaventicinque”, this is the title of the tour, the Blasco shared a clip in which he made it known that he had started the meetings with Pepsy Romanoff, the director who for years has been his right arm for the whole so -called visual part. Not only the video clips of his songs, but also the movies shown on the Maxiskear during his concerts, always well -kept.

“Work in progress. Pepsy has finally arrived with some ideas. Let’s see a little if the Kom-Baciano ideas and if they are beautiful, extraordinary and spectacular. We are on the same wave,” said Vasco Rossi in the post that accompanies the clip of the meeting, which also attended the guitarist Vince Pastano, musical director of the concerts, and the manager of the rocker Floriano Fini.

In another clip Vasco put the song “A great film” in the background, based on the album “No danger … for you” of 1996, which should be part of the lineup of concerts this summer. In recent days, the Rocker had instead celebrated the arrival of spring with a clip in the background to which it was possible to listen to “Yesterday I slaughtered my son”: another spoiler of a song that will be included in the stairs?

After the zero date of Bibione and the shows in Turin, the tour will continue throughout the month of June making a stop in Florence (5 and 6 June, Visarno Arena), Bologna (11 and 12 June, Dall’Ara stadium), Naples (16 and 17 June, Diego Armando Maradona stadium), Messina (21 and 22 June, San Filippo stadium) and Rome (27 and 28 June, Olympic stadium). Meanwhile, the live album “Vasco Live Milano San Siro” has just come out (here the Rockol review), which collects the best of last year’s seven concerts in the “football scale”.