Lucio Corsi announces new single “Napoleone Buonanotte” and 2026 arena tour

Lucio Corsi has announced the release of “Napoleone Buonanotte,” his new single, which will be available on digital platforms and radio from October 30 via Sugar Music.

The track previews Lucio Corsi – Palasport 2026, marking the singer-songwriter’s debut in major indoor arenas, with stops in Florence, Rome, and Milan, CE Report quotes ANSA.

Written and produced by Lucio Corsi and Tommaso Ottomano, “Napoleone Buonanotte” tells the story of a protagonist who struggles with everyday life and tries to escape his commitments. His apathy is eventually broken when he meets a girl who opens the door to a new world.

With its ironic and surreal writing, the song alternates images of everyday life and paradoxical situations with artistic and cultural references. The result is a story that is light-hearted only on the surface, transforming a personal experience into a contemporary fairy tale suspended between melancholy, humor, and nostalgia.

Following the European Tour 2026, Lucio will return to the stage in just a few weeks, ready to perform in indoor arenas for the first time.

The tour will stop on November 27 at the Nelson Mandela Forum in Florence, December 5 at the Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, and December 11 at the Unipol Forum in Milan.

“At the end of the year, I’ll be back on stage. The whole band will be with me, along with the horn section, percussion, backing vocals, and Francis Delacroix. There will be three dates: Florence, Rome, and Milan. It was at the Mandela Forum in 2008 that I saw a concert that changed my life,” the artist recalls. “I was struck by the sound of Neil Young’s black guitar. I was just a kid, and from that night on, all I wanted was long hair and an electric guitar. Eighteen years have passed, and in December I’ll step onto that stage with long hair and a guitar. A black one.”

The setlist will take audiences on a journey through Lucio Corsi’s musical repertoire, from his earliest releases to “Volevo essere un duro,” the song he performed at Sanremo 2025.

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