Afterhours

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of the iconic album Ballate Per Piccole Iene (Ballads for Little Hyenas) and its special edition reissue (USM / Universal), Manuel Agnelli has decided to return to the stage of the Auditorium Parco della Musica, reuniting the group from back then, composed of Andrea Viti (bass), Dario Ciffo (violin, guitar) and Giorgio Prette (drums).

Ballate per Piccole Iene is considered in fact one of the most representative albums of Italian rock music. Twenty years after its publication, on June 6, it returns with this reissue and with this concert, by popular demand.

The Afterhours is an Italian alternative rock band formed in Milan in 1986 from an idea by Manuel Agnelli. Together with Marlene Kuntz they are considered an iconic group of Italian alternative rock.
Among the most important albums of the group, in addition to the aforementioned, we remember: Germi (Germs) (1995), Chi ha paura del buio? (Who's afraid of the dark?) (1997), Non è per sempre (It's not forever) (1999), Quello che non c’è (What is not there) (2008).

Photo credits: courtesy of the Auditorium Parco della Musica official site