Marco Mengoni has been an absolute protagonist of the Italian music scene for over 15 years, with 85 platinum records, over 2.9 billion audio/video streams, 8 studio albums and 10 live tours.
Mandare Tutto All’Aria is the title of the singer-songwriter’s latest single, which paved the way for a new musical chapter for Marco. It has been available on all streaming and video platforms since November, 29th. (Epic Records Italia / Sony Music Italy).
Mandare tutto all’aria means sending everything up in the air, is the possibility of blowing up plans and changing direction, it is the desire to reset everything to redesign your path, ready to start again with a different perspective. Melancholy and new horizons merge and the opportunity to change things is always one step away from us, the only ones capable of rewriting our history. Written by Marco Mengoni together with Edoardo D’Erme, Davide Petrella and Andrea Suriani, the song claims a clear singer-songwriter matrix and at the same time it stands out for its up dynamics with French Touch sounds: high bpm and straight drum that leave space and perfectly marry with a melancholic note, also strongly present in the text.
Marco will be the protagonist again this summer of Italian stadiums, with a new live tour which follows the sold-out one of 2023 that culminated with the big final party at Circo Massimo (60,000 people) and a tour in big European arenas. The 2025 stadium tour will start on June, 21st with the zero date in Lignano Sabbiadoro (Stadio Comunale G. Teghil), will stop on June, 26th in Naples (Stadio Diego Armando Maradona – SOLD OUT), then continue on July, 2nd in Rome (Stadio Olimpico), on July, 5th and 6th in Bologna (Stadio dall’Ara – July 5th SOLD OUT) and on July, 9th in Turin (Stadio Olimpico). It will arrive on July, 13th and 14th in Milan (San Siro Stadium), on July, 17th in Padua (Euganeo Stadium), on July, 20th in Bari (San Nicola Stadium) and, finally, it will end with two dates, on July, 23rd and 24th in Messina (San Filippo Stadium – July 24th SOLD OUT).
But that’s not all for this year: in autumn Marco will be on the stages of the main European arenas for a total of 12 dates. The tour will touch the cities of: Geneva (November, 19th – Arena), Stuttgart (November, 21th – Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle), Düsseldorf (November, 22th – Mitsubishi Electric Halle), Zurich (November, 24th – Hallenstadion), Frankfurt (November, 26th – Festhalle), Munich (November, 27th – Olympiahalle), Brussels (November, 30th – Forest National), Utrecht (December, 1st – TivoliVredenburg), Paris (December, 3rd – Salle Pleyel), Esch-sur-Alzette – Luxembourg (December, 5th – Rockhal), London (December, 7th – O2 Forum Kentish Town) and finally Madrid (December, 10th – Palacio Vistalegre).
In 2024 Marco was co-host and super guest of the first evening of the 74th edition of the Sanremo Festival.
The singer-songwriter returned to the Sanremo stage in 2023 with the song Due Vite, which gave him the victory of the event, as well as 6 platinum records in Italy and 1 platinum record in Switzerland, 135 million views on YouTube and 339 million total audio and video streams. Marco was also the winner of the cover night with a gospel version of Let it be accompanied by the Kingdom Choir and the Giancarlo Bigazzi award, assigned by the orchestra to the best musical composition.
In October 2023, a French version titled “La Dernière Chanson (Due Vite)” was released following his fourth place at Eurovision, where he won the award for “Best Composition”.
Participation in the 73rd Festival della Canzone Italiana with the song “Due vite” marked, once again, an important moment in Marco’s musical history: it was in fact the beginning of the journey of the final chapter of MATERIA, his multi-platinum album trilogy. In May 2023, in fact, he released Materia (Prisma), the last piece of the trilogy, a musical journey that began in December 2021 with Materia (Terra) and continued in October 2022 with Materia (Pelle).
