Italian singer Eros Ramazzotti once again captivates the world with his "An Important Story World Tour," a tour that officially kicked off this Friday with a double date in Amsterdam and shows conceived as a one-off event.
Though he needs no introduction, the author of the anthem "Music Is" will conquer some of the world's most important stadiums this year and in 2026 with a tour "of epic proportions," according to media outlets such as the Los Angeles Times.
Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome will host these first performances, but on Thursday night, he brought his music to North America with his initial stop in Toronto, Canada.
Ramazzotti has also already marked his time in Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City, and his calling card will be his love of music.
The Italian singer will also perform in cities such as New York, Madrid, and Buenos Aires.
Mexico City, Bogotá, Lima, and the Argentine capital have their gift in November.
In 2026, the performer will arrive in February (14) at the Accor Arena in Paris, as part of the European tour and around that continent with more than thirty dates that will extend until May 6 at the Meo Arena in Lisbon.
Before them are Spain, with two confirmed dates at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona (May 2) and at the Movistar Arena in Madrid (May 4).
Then, the San Siro stadium in Milan on June 9th, and the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on June 16th, are some of the venues where he will perform for his compatriots in the summer of 2026.
His music has been the soundtrack to love, breakups, reunions, and moments that transcend generations, and now she's conquering the world again with a global tour that promises to make history.
“An Important Story World Tour” is a tour that will cross 30 countries in four stages:
This tour, produced by Friends & Partners-Eventim and Radiorama, will also mark Ramazzotti's return to the stadiums of his native Italy.
More than a comeback, this tour is a declaration of love to those who have followed Ramazzotti's every chord, every verse, every silence.
With information from Prensa Latina
