IRAMA

Following his spectacular 10th-anniversary show — his first-ever performance at San Siro Stadium, featuring special guests, a spectacular production and a setlist of over 30 songs — the artist announces his return to Italian arenas with his new tour

“A CHI CI SARÀ SEMPRE”

December 21, 2026 – Inalpi Arena, Turin

It is an extraordinary time for Irama. Following the spectacular success of his stadium debut at San Siro, and with his upcoming new experience as a judge on X Factor, the artist has also announced his return to the Italian arenas starting next December with the new “A chi ci sarà sempre” tour, produced by Vivo Concerti and conceived as a new chapter to be shared with the audience that has accompanied him throughout his ten-year career.

The Turin date will take place on December 21 at Inalpi Arena.

Presale tickets for the “A chi ci sarà sempre” Tour will be available online from today, June 12 at 2:00 PM. Information and tickets are available at www.vivoconcerti.com.

Information: www.vivoconcerti.com

R101 is the official radio partner of the tour.

Irama’s concert at San Siro on Thursday, June 11, 2026, marked one of the most important moments of his career: a major celebration of the first ten years of his artistic journey, conceived as a journey through the different sides of his music and artistic evolution.

With 55 Platinum records, Irama has established himself as one of the most prominent and recognizable figures in contemporary Italian pop. An artist capable of exploring different musical worlds while maintaining a distinctive, intense and immediately recognizable songwriting style, as well as a performer able to transform every concert into a fully immersive emotional and visual experience.

The San Siro production is one of the most ambitious live shows Irama has ever created. The show’s creative direction, led by the Intera Musica management team of Giuseppe Greco and Ignazio Pisano, was entrusted to Vanta Studio, a creative collective developing concepts, artistic direction and communication strategies across music, design and art.

Dominating the stage is a giant Gothic rose window measuring approximately 10 metres in diameter, entirely covered with video surfaces and conceived as the visual centerpiece of the entire show. Dedicated content and animations were created for each song and synchronized with the LED walls, transforming the stage design into a living, constantly evolving storytelling element.

The opening of the concert is one of the most surprising moments of the evening. Irama appears on San Siro’s new panoramic balcony, the San Siro Skywalk, becoming the first artist to use the space as part of a stadium concert. From there, he performs “Tu no” in a celebratory version, involving the audience in the chorus before disappearing from view. Moments later, he reappears behind the main stage set for his official entrance onto the stage.

At the heart of the show is also a long runway ending in a circular platform, one of the most technologically innovative elements of the production. Its surface is made of high-definition walkable LED panels, transforming the stage into a true narrative extension of the live performance. Thanks to Zactrack technology, Irama’s movements generate real-time interactive effects: the floor lights up, changes shape and virtually shatters as he moves across it, creating a continuous dialogue between the artist, music and visuals.

Special attention was also given to the use of special effects, with flames, smoke and cascades of sparks falling from above, creating some of the most spectacular visual moments of the show.

Making the experience even more immersive were the special light-up wristbands distributed to the audience. At several key moments during the concert, thousands of lights illuminate simultaneously, transforming the entire stadium into a giant visual installation synchronized with the music and directly involving the audience in the live narrative.

The setlist, featuring more than thirty songs, spans the most significant moments of Irama’s career, alternating the hits that marked his rise to fame with more recent tracks from the album Antologia della vita e della morte. From “Ovunque sarai” to “Nera”, from “La genesi del tuo colore” to “Lentamente”, as well as “Mediterranea”, “Arrogante” and “Tu no”, the concert showcases every facet of his artistic identity. The setlist also features “Cabana”, his latest single about nights to be lived to the fullest, filled with music, attraction and the desire to let go.

The evening also featured special moments and exceptional guests who made Irama’s first San Siro show even more unique and unforgettable. Annalisa, Arisa, Giorgia and Rkomi joined him on stage.

Irama’s San Siro concert was produced by Vivo Concerti.

Joining Irama on stage was a band of five musicians and five backing vocalists led by musical director Giulio Nenna, who also performed on keyboards. The line-up was completed by Francesco “Fre” Monti on guitar, Maurino Dell’Acqua on bass, Giovanni Cilio on drums and Daniele Mona on percussion. The vocal section featured Ariane Diakite, Fatimah Provillon, Alice Tombola, Selma Ezzine and Samir Abass. Twenty performers also took part throughout the show, appearing during different moments of the stage narrative.