Tommaso Paradiso: The Palasport Tour

Tommaso Paradiso—born in 1983—is currently in the midst of his 2026 live season, with a packed schedule covering both arena shows 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), founding the band that climbed the charts with albums like Completamente Sold Out and LOVE, along with hit singles such as Riccione and Felicità puttana, which became summer anthems with millions of streams. In 2019, he left the band to pursue a solo career, launched by the highly successful single Non avere paura. He subsequently released the albums Space Cowboy in 2022 and Sensazione stupenda in 2023. Beyond his own tracks, he has written hits for many colleagues, including Noemi, Gianni Morandi, Giusy Ferreri, and Luca Carboni.

In February of this year, he made his debut at the Sanremo Music Festival with the song I romantici: a classic love dedication in line with his style, featuring deeply personal lyrics addressing fatherhood and his difficult relationship with his biological father. The song served as a preview for a new recording project that the artist is now taking on tour.

The Palasport 2026 tour kicks off in mid-April in Gorizia, before heading to Rome, Milan, and other major Italian cities. Tommaso will celebrate this new artistic and personal maturity with a show that is a true journey between 80s nostalgia and modern pop; the setlist will include new singles alongside generation-defining anthems from 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.

Spring Arena Dates:

• April 15: Gorizia (Opening Night)
• April 18 & 19: Rome
• April 22: Milan
• April 23: Turin
• April 25: Bologna
• April 26: Padua
• April 28: Florence
• April 30: Naples

After a two-month break, the tour resumes in July for outdoor shows in scenic locations and seaside stages. This second phase promises a more relaxed atmosphere, ideal for celebrating the hits that have defined Italian summers over the last decade.

Summer Festival Dates:

• July 14: Bassano del Grappa
• July 16: Pescara
• July 18: Catania
• July 21: Bari
• July 23: Salerno
• July 25: Alghero

Ticket Information and Prices

The first Rome date is already sold out. Since the tour is fast approaching, it is recommended to regularly check availability for other stops on official circuits such as TicketOne, Ticketmaster, or Vivaticket. Prices vary slightly depending on the city and seating choice but follow a standard structure for major arena tours. Below is an overview of costs (excluding service fees of approximately 10-15%):

Arena Prices (Spring):

• First Tier Numbered Seats: €69 – €72 (best grandstand views).
• Second Tier Numbered Seats: €59 – €65.
• Third Tier Numbered Seats: €51 – €60.
• Standing Pit (Parterre): €52 – €58.
• Early Entry Package: €151 – €158.

Summer Tour Prices:

• General Admission: €46 – €59 depending on the venue.
• Pescara (July 16): This date is listed as free (part of the We Love Fest).

Tommaso Paradiso remains one of the most polarizing yet essential figures in our musical landscape. He is an artist unafraid of being labeled "too pop" or "too romantic," fully aware that this dualism is exactly what his audience needs.