“We are very excited, the idea of singing here for the first time excites us”. Ignazio Boschetto, Piero Barone And Gianluca Ginobleunmistakable voices of the Il Volo trio, announced the great concert and tour stop All for One – Masterpiece expected the 4th July in St. Mark’s Squareto Venice. The group will accompany the audience among the great successes of the Italian musical tradition that have ensured them international fame and will celebrate 15 years of friendship and career. “Opera singing became a World Heritage Site last year, and we are the only young people taking this culture around the world,” said Ginoble. “We will sing the songs that we have inherited from our cultural heritage. We feel privileged to have been born in Italy,” added Barone. There will also be no shortage of the group’s great hits in the lineup, from Great love to Masterpiecea song certified gold and presented at the 74th edition of the Sanremo Festival, up to the songs from the group’s first unreleased album, To Astra. Although it is not yet official, “the concert could begin on the notes of Ennio Morricone”, said Barone, who recalled Il Volo’s recording tribute to the unforgettable Italian composer. Morricone will be honored right in Piazza San Marco even a few days before the trio’s performance. In fact, on 29 June, the soundtrack of the 1982 Rai drama Marco Polocomposed by the Maestro, will be performed for the first time on the occasion of the celebrations for the 700th anniversary of the death of the Venetian traveler and merchant.
TOURS ALL OVER THE WORLD
The tour All for One – Masterpiece will debut in Italy on Saturday 8 June at the Baths of Caracalla, in Rome. In autumn Il Volo will be the protagonist of a tour in the main European capitals and in 2025 it will be in the United States, Canada and Latin America. Next year the group will perform in four major events of the tour in the arenas All for one – Ad Astra live in sports hallswhich will touch the cities of Milan (11 January), Bologna (17 January), Turin (18 January) and Rome (21 January).
