“You’re a myth”? There is. Just like “I will be there”. “A love song”? It certainly cannot be missed, as is the stainless “They Killed Spider-Man”. “No regrets”, therefore, despite the “Hard law of goals” excluding Italy from the Champions League last night, beaten by Switzerland. Enough “In the night”, to “Route to the house of God”, to “North, South-West, East”, respecting the “Friend rule” and above all the golden rule of Max Pezzali: “Keep time” and fun is guaranteed.
He, who celebrated 30 years of his career in 2023, started his new summer tour on 9 June in Trieste, Max Forever (Hits Only), which, as the English words underline, is a true review of successes which, through the most popular songs, starting from the 90s with 883, leads to the packed stadiums of this summer 2024, such as that of Rome by recent days and the three dates that see the artist busy at the stadium San Siro in Milan on Sunday 30 June, Monday 1 and Tuesday 2 July 2024. Waiting for the TV series to come out in October They Killed Spider-Man – The True Story of the 883 which promises to crown this exceptional musical journey, all that remains is to enjoy ‘Max forever’ live.
It is not easy for an artist who boasts a thirty-year career to choose the songs to perform during the limited times of a concert, a couple of hours. This time for Max Forever, Pezzali decided to focus only on the hits, namely the Top chart songs which have accompanied entire generations. Here is the lineup that Max Pezzali used for his Tour debut June 9th. Something can change, the artist can proceed ‘randomly’, but certainly his most famous songs as announced are all there:
Journey to the center of the world Really beautiful The celebrity queen The friend rule I’ll be there How it should go Route to God’s house The 1000 watt radio You’re fantastic The great nightmare Abandoned discos You’re a legend In the night Weekend The long, hot summer A love song Why No regrets Here you are I’m here too The harsh law of the goal They killed Spider-Man Don’t bullshit me / You’re showing off / 6 1 loser Jolly Blue The years Thank you very much North south west east Keep time With a decade
By Max Pezzali and highly anticipated. So much so that almost immediately after the first two dates of Sunday 30 June 2024 and Monday 1 July 2024also at the San stadium in San Siro, one has been added third for Tuesday 2 July. There is still the possibility, however, to purchase some tickets for the seats along the stadium rings for all three evenings. prices vary from around 52 to 63 euros. Purchases can be made via TicketOne where there is also the possibility to purchase i fan to fan ticketswith a safe method and without additional charges.
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To reach the San Siro stadium, you can use various public transports.
In metropolitan, you can take the red line MM1 to the Lotto stop or the lilac line M5 to the San Siro Stadio stop. By bus, line 49 leaves from Piazza Tirana and stops in Via Harar, while line 16 leaves from Piazza Fontana and ends in Piazzale Axum.
If you arrive by train at the Central Station, P.ta Garibaldi or Lambratetake the MM2 metro line towards Famagosta until Cadorna FN and then the MM1 line until Lotto. From Porta Genova Station, take the MM2 line towards Cologno-Gessate until Cadorna FN and then the MM1 line until Lotto.
The Municipality of Milan has established a plan for mobility during concerts. The subways M1 and M5 they are strengthened and open until late at night on the three evenings:
It is possible to get off at Lampugnano M1 station and take the shuttle to the stadium. The shuttle leaves from via Natta (near the metro exit) and arrives in via Achille at the corner of via Tesio (a few steps from the stadium). Or, take tram 16, which has an enhanced service between the city center and the terminus on the stadium square.
From the Molino Dorino parking lot. Use the M1 and get off at Lotto. The car park is open until 2 am. From Lotto, the last M1 trains to return to the car park leave at 00:06, 00:24, 00:43
From the Lampugnano and Mi Stadio car parks. The stadium entrances can be easily reached via these pedestrian paths. The Lampugnano car park remains open until 2am. After the closure of the subways, the trains are replaced by night buses NM1, NM2, NM3 and NM4.
In Milan you can pay directly at the subway turnstiles with a credit card or debit card (even on smart phones and watches). Hold your card close to the reader when you enter. Bring the same card closer when you leave. Without commissions, you only pay the cost of the fee. Contactless payment is also valid on board ATM buses, trams and trolleybuses. Not valid on S lines and trains.
Lotto station may be crowded. For reasons of public order, it could be the direct corridor to change between the M1 and M5 lines is closed. To change, exit through the turnstiles of one line and re-enter through those of the other: the same ticket is valid. Lines 16, 49, 64 and 80 deviate: on concert nights, these lines change service. For information and assistance for travel with a wheelchair, call our number 02 48 607 607 and press 1.
In autofrom Turin on the A4 motorway, continue towards Venice until the junction for Milano Certosa and follow the signs for the stadium. From Bologna, Florence, Rome on the A1 motorway, take the Tangenziale Ovest, exit at the junction for Statale 11 and follow the signs for the stadium. From Bergamo, Verona, Venice, Udine on the A4 motorways, continue towards Turin until the junction for Milano Certosa. From Como, Lecco, Switzerland on the A8-A9 motorways, continue towards Milano Certosa, following the signs for the stadium.
Are available parking near the Lampugnano metro stops, Dorino and De Angeli Mill, well served by public transport to reach the location.
