Thirty years after Certe notti, Luciano Ligabue ends his year of celebration indoors. La Notte di Certe Notti, the project celebrating the signature song and the 1995 album Buon compleanno Elvis, reaches its grand finale in indoor arenas: 15 shows in 15 cities, one in each, from September to October 2026.
The dates
- 12 September: Jesolo, Palazzo del Turismo (warm-up date).
- 22 September: Verona, Arena di Verona.
- 25 September: Padua, Kioene Arena.
- 27 September: Bergamo, ChorusLife Arena.
- 29 September: Genoa, Pala Teknoship.
- 1 October: Livorno, Modigliani Forum.
- 3 October: Pesaro, Vitrifrigo Arena.
- 6 October: Florence, Nelson Mandela Forum.
- 8 October: Mantua, PalaUnical.
- 10 October: Bologna, Unipol Arena.
- 14 October: Messina, PalaRescifina.
- 16 October: Eboli, PalaSele.
- 18 October: Bari, PalaFlorio.
- 20 October: Ancona, Pala Prometeo.
- 24 October: Milan, Unipol Dome, Ligabue’s last live date of 2026.
The new single and the band
The tour arrives together with Qualcosa per te, the new single on radio and digital platforms from 21 August. On stage is his longtime band: Fede Poggipollini, Max Cottafavi, Mel Previte and Niccolò Bossini on guitars, Luciano Luisi on keyboards, Davide Pezzin on bass and Lenny Ligabue on drums. On 4 September Sky airs the documentary Luciano, prima di tutto.
Why this event is not to be missed
After the stadiums in June, the arenas bring Ligabue’s songs back to a more intimate setting, with only one date per city: for many fans in central and southern Italy, from Messina to Bari, it is the chance to see the show close to home.
Practical info
- When: from 12 September to 24 October 2026, concerts at 21:00.
- Organizer: Friends & Partners and Zoo Aperto.
- Tickets: on TicketOne and at the usual outlets.
- Official page: friendsandpartners.it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Jesolo warm-up date?
It is the concert that opens the tour on 12 September at the Palazzo del Turismo, ahead of the official debut at the Arena di Verona on 22 September.
Are there double dates?
No: each city has only one concert.