Tommaso Paradiso: The Palasport 2026 Tour

Tommaso Paradiso—born in 1983—is currently in the midst of his 2026 live season, featuring a packed schedule that spans both indoor arenas in the spring and festivals throughout the summer. A true Roman and a philosophy graduate, he is one of the key figures in contemporary Italian pop. He rose to fame during the Thegiornalisti era (2009–2019), a band he founded and led to the top of the charts with albums like Completamente Sold Out and LOVE, along with summer hits like Riccione and Felicità puttana, which garnered millions of streams. In 2019, he left the band to embark on a solo career, launched by the massive success of the single Non avere paura.

The Palasport 2026 tour will kick off in mid-April in Gorizia, before heading to Rome, Milan, and other major Italian cities. Tommaso will celebrate this new phase of artistic and personal maturity with a show that serves as a journey through 80s nostalgia and modern pop. The setlist will feature his newest singles alongside the generational anthems of Thegiornalisti. Paradiso confirms his role as the "last of the romantics," capable of transforming philosophy into radio hits that unite entire generations under the same sky. The tour will be a true celebration of his entire career.

The "date zero" will take place on April 15th in Gorizia. The tour will then feature double dates in Rome, followed by stops in Milan, Turin, Bologna, Padua, and Florence, before concluding the indoor leg in Naples on April 30th.

After a two-month break, the tour will resume in July for a series of outdoor dates in picturesque locations and seaside venues. This second phase promises a more relaxed atmosphere, ideal for celebrating the hits that have defined Italian summers over the last decade. He will perform in Bassano del Grappa on July 14th, followed by Pescara, Catania, and Bari, finally wrapping up with the last two dates in Salerno and Alghero.

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