Claudio Baglioni - aTUTTOCUORE

The great Italian singer returns to Rome for five extraordinary live shows at the Palazzo dello Sport as part of aTUTTOCUORE, the tour with which the artist performs in Italy's main indoor arenas with a series of spectacular maxi-events. 

The show takes inspiration from the essence of life, the heart, engine and energy of experiences, projects and, above all, love: a heart that beats to the rhythm of the artist's wonderful music. Against the setting of a 3D stage, Baglioni accompanies the audience on a unique and evocative journey enriched by lighting, projections on maxi screens, artistic performances, original costumes and magnificent choreographies, together with an extraordinary cast of artists – musicians and vocalists, dancers and performers – including some talents from the Accademia Internazionale del Musical.  

Innovative and engaging, the show is a rock opera signed by Giuliano Peparini, artistic and theatre director, who returns to collaborate with the Roman singer-songwriter after the experiences of Al centro (2018) at the Arena di Verona, In questa storia che è la mia (2021), the opera-concert recorded during the lockdown at the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma and Dodici Note - TUTTI SU! (2022), the 12 summer evenings of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma at the Baths of Caracalla.

An interpreter, musician, author and poet, Claudio Baglioni boasts over 50 years of music, more than 60 million copies sold worldwide and an exceptional career. From the late 1960s to the present day, he has conquered entire generations: from Questo piccolo grande amore to Porta Portese, from Strada facendo to Avrai, from E tu... to Mille giorni di te e di me, up to Io sono qui, his songs have accompanied dedications and described emotions and feelings.

Defined as an artist of 'refined musical writing', Baglioni was awarded the Tenco Prize 2022, the prestigious prize awarded since 1974 to the careers of artists who have made a significant contribution to world songwriting and, last year, the Live Recital Prize at the first edition of the SIAE Music Awards.

Photo credits Angelo Trani