The municipal administration has communicated the name of the guest of honor of the Foggia stage of “Road to Battiti”, he is Geolier, one of the protagonists of the last Sanremo Festival with the song “I p’ me tu p’ te “.
THE CONCERT. “Road to Battiti” is the spin-off of the “Radio Norba Cornetto Battiti Live” event which this year will celebrate its twenty-second edition. The show, which will be held in Piazza Cavour, will begin at 6pm, with DJs and entertainers from Radio Norba who will entertain the public with music, entertainment and the participation of Geolier of the stage who will be interviewed live on radio and on TV on channel 11 and on Sky 730. And at the end of the live radio show, around 9pm, the awaited performance of the Neapolitan artist for the ‘performance on the road’ which will subsequently be broadcast in one of the five episodes of “Radio Norba Cornetto Battiti Live”. Access to the “Road to Battiti” is free until the permitted capacities are reached.
EPISCOPE AND AMATEUR. “An important opportunity for aggregation, participation and fun and a further showcase for our city, with music as a common thread and element of cohesion, sharing and inclusion” declared the mayor Maria Aida Episcopo. “For our young people and for our community, an ideal party that celebrates a spring characterized by hope and awareness, the desire to immerse themselves in stimulating atmospheres and emotions and pulsating with vitality. One of the many that we intend to propose, fully aware that culture, music, art and entertainment in their many nuances, as well as producing collective growth, also fuel considerable related activities. Foggia will be able to best welcome the colorful caravan of Radio Norba and the Road to Battiti” the words of the Councilor for Culture Alice Amatore.
by Editorial Staff
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