Saturday from 6pm the first appointment with the Radio Norba live radio show
AND Geolier the protagonist of the first date with “Road to Battiti“, scheduled Saturday 4 May to Foggia. It is the first of ten stages that will cross the length and breadth of Puglia, waiting for the “Radio Norba Cornetto Battiti Live”.
A start with a bang for the radio live show of Radio Norbawhich will be held in Piazza ItaliaWhere from 6pm the DJs and entertainers of the southern radio will entertain the public with the best music of the moment and lots of fun, awaiting the arrival of Geolier, who will be interviewed on the truck live on radio and on TV on channel 11 and on 730 on Sky. At the end of the radio live show, around 9pm, the long-awaited performance of the artist, for the “performance on the road” which will subsequently be broadcast in one of the five episodes of “Radio Norba Cornetto Battiti Live”. The titles of the two performances that will be recorded are still top secret.
Geolier is undoubtedly one of the artists of the year, fresh from the great success at the Sanremo Festival. At his absolute debut on the Ariston stage with “I’m for me, you’re for you”, a song already certified three times platinum. At Sanremo you also won the cover evening singing with Guè, Luchè and Gigi D’Alessio. Geolier has been stable at the top of the singles charts for weeks also with “The last poem”, the result of the collaboration with Ultimo. A golden period for the Neapolitan artist, who was already coming off the success of the album “Il courage dei bambini”, certified with five platinum discs. A young, but already very popular artist, who will be on tour from June 15th, starting from Messina.
A great protagonist of Italian music, therefore, for the beginning of “Road to Battiti”. After Foggia, the tour will touch Brindisi (11 May), Ostuni (12 May), Gravina in Puglia (18 May), Galatina (19 May), Margherita di Savoia (25 May), Sammichele di Bari (26 May), San Ferdinando of Puglia (1 June), Giovinazzo (2 June) and finally on 4 July Bari.
Access to the “Road to Battiti” is free, like all Radio Norba events, until the permitted capacities are reached.
