Vasco Rossi’s determination and energy don’t seem to stop. After being crowned king of San Siro with 7 sold out dates and over 400 thousand fans singing his successes at the top of their lungs, Blasco is now ready to set the San Nicola di Bari on fire too. On 25, 26, 29 and 30 June he will play in the stadium in the Apulian capital in front of over 200 thousand people. A series of concerts that promise to be unforgettable and for which some fans have already camped out for days with tents in front of the entrance, waiting for the start. Here is the possible lineup
The ladder
The lineup of Vasco Rossi’s concerts in Bari has not been made official. However, it is likely that it will replicate the setlist staged at the San Siro Stadium in Milan in the 7 sold out dates in June.
Here are the possible songs:
“Blasco” Rossi
“Republic” kindergarten
You shoot at him
The mistakes you make
How old are you
How are you
Living without you
Bubbles
Jenny is crazy
Sally
Moody Sunday
Interlude 024 / Echo Lake
A great film
The end of the millennium
The Angels
It doesn’t take much
There are those who say no
The witch (the Saturday night diva) / What do you want from me / Do you want to stay still! / You want something from me / Blue eyes / Incredible romantic / Laughing at you
Rewind
The world I would like
Say it to the moon
If I could tell you
It’s just us (+ band presentation)
Reckless Life / Song
Clear dawn
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Fans in tents
There is great anticipation among Vasco Rossi’s fans, so much so that many have pitched their tents in front of the San Nicola stadium five days early. The first ones arrived already on the evening of June 20th, they are Gitano, frontman of the Bari coverband I Komandanti, and Diana: “We are already here early because the show starts before the concert”, Diana tells The Republic. In short, part of the experience of this great event is also the waiting and the meetings between people united by the same passion: the rock music of the Komandante.
