Reggio Emilia, September 8, 2023 – There is a certain magic wrap RCF Arena and this time it captivates not only the fans from different regions who will turn the gates of our musical house tomorrow, but also those who will come to this imposing stage in the evening with the aim of making Reggio sing and dream.
“Game before 80 thousand people in one evening this is an incredible goal for any musician, and the thought of doing it in a temple of music like the RCF Arena adds charm and responsibility to this endeavor.”
THAT Nuclear tactical penguins they don’t hide the excitement and enthusiasm of performing at our musical sanctuary, once again the perfect place to end a tour with a large crowd; In fact, their tour of 11 stadiums will end tomorrow night via dell’Aeronautica, which has stopped in 9 Italian cities, recording a figure of over half a million tickets sold.
“When you talk about this place – continues the band from Bergamo, – it’s not only about entertainment, we’re talking about the recent history of Italian music and not only, just think Harry Styles and LigabueI’ll name two. The thought that we too can say we played there fills us with pride. Emilia is a land that thrives on music and from the very beginning we have always enjoyed playing gigs there. Therefore, we are happy to “give something back” to the country, which accepted us immediately when we performed in small pubs.
Hope From Riccardo Zanotti (voice), Elio Biffy (keyboards), Nicholas Buttafuoco (guitar), Matthew Locati (drums) Simone Pagani (bass) and Lorenzo Pasini (guitar) is that “many fans who we know are from outside will fall in love with this city and its beauty”; why not? Maybe even deciding to return to visit him as he deserves.
“Obviously,” the Penguins concludes their tribute to Reggio, “it’s an honor to be back as well and complete our tour in this way. We’ve thought of a few surprises that will make our date at the RCF Arena in Campovolo unique.” And with that premise, expectations can only be high.
In fact, the Penguins are not new to a string of twists and turns, such as when San Siro StageRiccardo Zanotti invited the girl to the stage to interpret in Lis, the Italian sign language, one of the group’s most successful hits “Ridere”, and start the show, met with warm applause from the audience; or the specific idea of inviting fans on stage to get a tattoo during the song “Hold On”, which sings about “the tattoo you got in Mykonos with your friends”.
THAT you are artists from Bergamo on stage they tell closet history which starts in small clubs and fills the stadiums and which, in ten years of concerts, has gained an ever larger and more loyal audience; they do this through visuals, fireworks, stories of the past and hopes for the future, anecdotes and comparisons, but above all by engaging their audience. Who knows how they will manage to “steal the night” in Reggio.