Max Paiella and Orchestra TDL present Blues Paiella Brothers – EZ Rome

The Roman cultural scene is enriched with an unmissable event for lovers of blues and swing music. The “Blues Paiella Brothers” concert will be held next April 20th at the Teatro del Lido in Ostia, an evening in which Max Paiella and the TDL Orchestra of Ostia will give life to an intense and engaging musical experience. The repertoire will range between the great classics of blues, swing and pop, showing the versatility and talent of Paiella and his musicians.

A stage of consolidated talents

The evening will see the participation of prominent artists, including the musicians Gianni Oddi, master of sax and clarinet, and Fabio Battistelli, renowned for his skill with the clarinet. These special guests will add an additional level of depth and complexity to the performances, enriching the atmosphere with their unique and refined style. The musical direction will be entrusted to Pino Cangialosi, who will lead the orchestra with mastery and passion, promising an impeccable performance that will touch the hearts of the spectators.

The versatility of Max Paiella: beyond music

In addition to being an appreciated musician, Max Paiella has demonstrated considerable artistic versatility over the years. He is known to the general public above all for his participation in the Radio 2 broadcast “Il ruggito del coniglio”, where he consolidated his reputation as a charismatic and multifaceted entertainer. His collaboration with well-known names on the Italian scene, such as Lillo and Diego Bianchi, and his long membership in the Blues Willies band, demonstrate his profound connection with the world of music and entertainment.

Useful information

The “Blues Paiella Brothers” concert will be held at the Teatro del Lido, located in via delle Sirene 22, Ostia. The event will start at 7pm on Sunday 20 April. Tickets are available at a full price of 8 euros and at a reduced price of 6 euros for students and over 65s. For further information and reservations, you can contact the theater box office.