Dire Straits Legacy

Many souls, one legacy: this is the concept of the now legendary British band Dire Straits Legacy, back to Rome after the extraordinary success of of the past few months with 4U, the tour dedicated to the fans and the recently passed away manager, Riccardo Locatelli. 

The rock band performs on the stage of the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone with an exciting live show that retraces the musical history of the group born in 1977, including the great classics of their repertoire, such as Money for Nothing, Sultans of Swing, Walk of Life, Romeo and Juliet, Brothers in Arms and Tunnel of Love.

The line-up features the All Stars Band on stage, made up of historical members Alan Clark (keyboards, hammond), Danny Cummings (percussion), Mel Collins (sax) and Phil Palmer (guitars), joined by Trevor Horn, musician and singer of the Buggles and legendary music producer (bass), together with the three talented Italians Primiano Di Biase (keyboards), the frontman Marco Caviglia (vocals and guitar) and Alex Polifrone (drums).

The band's concert is an unmissable appointment to relive a piece of rock history and create new musical memories through the passion of a group that loves music beyond the limelight.