Umberto Tozzi, the 72-year-old singer-songwriter, has decided to quit live music. The announcement was made in Paris, in an ancient concert hall of the City of Light, the Olympia Theater. His last world tour titled “Ultima notte rosa” will start in May 2024.
The Announcement
In Paris, Umberto Tozzi presented a special and unpublished version of his hit Donna amante mia, in which he duets with the singer-songwriter and founder of Negramaro, Giuliano Sangiorgi. The singer also spoke about his recent dark period: «I went through two difficult years due to health reasons and I was afraid I could no longer perform on stage, but now I have overcome this period and am back on stage. I decided to realize a dream I've always had, to perform concerts with a big orchestra. My music is quite symphonic and it enriches itself in live performances. After 8-9 years, I am releasing a production of unpublished songs that will come out in the fall and during this tour, I will be able to play at least 4 live tracks from this new production. It's a world tour, currently touching 3 continents, but I hope it can become 4 or 5. We don't have an expiration date, we start with 30 concerts but I hope it will extend».
The Tour
The last tour of Umberto Tozzi will be divided into 30 shows across Europe, America, and Oceania. The artist known for his hits like Gloria and Ti amo will perform in Italy in two exceptional locations: on June 20 at the Terme di Caracalla in Rome and on July 7 in Piazza San Marco, in Venice.
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