Max Pezzali
25,803 Followers
• 19 Upcoming Shows
19 Upcoming Shows
Never miss another Max Pezzali concert. Get alerts about tour announcements, concert tickets, and shows near you with a free Bandsintown account.
Follow
No upcoming shows in your city
Send a request to Max Pezzali to play in your city
Request a Show
concerts and tour dates
Upcoming
Past
all concerts & live streams
Show More Dates (19)
Merch (ad)
Le Canzoni Alla Radio
$22.40
Tutto Max: Greatest Hits
$38.99
Max 20
$20.32
Time Out
$116.62
Max Live 2008
$20.05
Hanno Ucciso L'uomo Ragno 2012
$19.68
Qualcosa Di Nuovo
$22.34
Il Mondo Insieme a Te
$100.52
Astronave Max
$21.21
Torno Subito
$48.11
Max Pezzali's tour
Live Photos of Max Pezzali
View All Photos
Fan Reviews
View More Fan Reviews
Fans Also Follow
Vasco Rossi
93K Followers
Follow
Negramaro
59K Followers
Follow
Jovanotti
54K Followers
Follow
Elisa
70K Followers
Follow
Nek
46K Followers
Follow
Marracash
40K Followers
Follow
Gabry Ponte
37K Followers
Follow
About Max Pezzali
Early life
Max Pezzali was born on the 14th November 1967 in Pavia, Italy. His parents owned a florists near the family home. During his high school years Pezzali was held back for one year because he did not achieve the required pass grades. It was in this class that he would meet his best friend and future band mate, Mauro Repetto. Pezzali and Repetto both shared a love for rock and roll music and it was this which led to the initial idea of starting a band. Together they went on holiday to China. During their stay they purchased a cheap synthesizer, and on their return to Pavia, immediately began writing music with it.
883
Being a big fan of motorbikes, especially "Harley Davidsons", it was decided to name the group 883, after one of the models of these motorbikes. Pezzali and Repetto started their singing career at the famous Castrocaro Festival, in 1991, with the song "Hanno Ucciso L'Uomo Ragno", and became popular the next year. In 1994 Repetto left the band on good terms to pursue his dream of becoming a movie director in America. The band continued without him until 2002 when Pezzali anounced his plans to begin a solo career and to take full credit for his songs. During their career (1992 - 2002), "883" published 9 studio albums, released over 25 music videos and frequently toured Italy.
Solo career
In 2002 Pezzali began work on his first solo album which was released in 2004. His style of writing differed very little from his music with "883". The main themes in his songs were still friendship, honesty, and relationships. In 2005 an "883" and "Max Pezzali" greatest hits album was released which included a DVD with all the music videos to date. His latest album, "Time Out", was released during the summer of 2007. It proved a great success with the most popular songs remaining at the top of the charts throughout the summer. Pezzali is well accepted by his fans for his friendly approach, great stage performances, and his commitment to his music.
Discography
- 1992 - Hanno Ucciso L'uomo Ragno
- 1993 - Nord Sud Ovest Est
- 1994 - Remix 94
- 1995 - La Donna Il Sogno e Il Grande Incubo
- 1997 - La Dura Legge Del Gol!
- 1998 - Gli Anni
- 1999 - Grazie Mille
- 2000 - Mille Grazie (Only Released in Austria, Switzerland and Germany)
- 2001 - Uno In Piú
- 2002 - Love/Life: L'amore e la vita al tempo degli 883
- 2004 - Il Mondo Insieme a Te
- 2005 - Tutto Max
- 2007 - Time Out
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Pezzali"
Max Pezzali was born on the 14th November 1967 in Pavia, Italy. His parents owned a florists near the family home. During his high school years Pezzali was held back for one year because he did not achieve the required pass grades. It was in this class that he would meet his best friend and future band mate, Mauro Repetto. Pezzali and Repetto both shared a love for rock and roll music and it was this which led to the initial idea of starting a band. Together they went on holiday to China. During their stay they purchased a cheap synthesizer, and on their return to Pavia, immediately began writing music with it.
883
Being a big fan of motorbikes, especially "Harley Davidsons", it was decided to name the group 883, after one of the models of these motorbikes. Pezzali and Repetto started their singing career at the famous Castrocaro Festival, in 1991, with the song "Hanno Ucciso L'Uomo Ragno", and became popular the next year. In 1994 Repetto left the band on good terms to pursue his dream of becoming a movie director in America. The band continued without him until 2002 when Pezzali anounced his plans to begin a solo career and to take full credit for his songs. During their career (1992 - 2002), "883" published 9 studio albums, released over 25 music videos and frequently toured Italy.
Solo career
In 2002 Pezzali began work on his first solo album which was released in 2004. His style of writing differed very little from his music with "883". The main themes in his songs were still friendship, honesty, and relationships. In 2005 an "883" and "Max Pezzali" greatest hits album was released which included a DVD with all the music videos to date. His latest album, "Time Out", was released during the summer of 2007. It proved a great success with the most popular songs remaining at the top of the charts throughout the summer. Pezzali is well accepted by his fans for his friendly approach, great stage performances, and his commitment to his music.
Discography
- 1992 - Hanno Ucciso L'uomo Ragno
- 1993 - Nord Sud Ovest Est
- 1994 - Remix 94
- 1995 - La Donna Il Sogno e Il Grande Incubo
- 1997 - La Dura Legge Del Gol!
- 1998 - Gli Anni
- 1999 - Grazie Mille
- 2000 - Mille Grazie (Only Released in Austria, Switzerland and Germany)
- 2001 - Uno In Piú
- 2002 - Love/Life: L'amore e la vita al tempo degli 883
- 2004 - Il Mondo Insieme a Te
- 2005 - Tutto Max
- 2007 - Time Out
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Pezzali"
Show More
Genres:
International, Italian
No upcoming shows in your city
Send a request to Max Pezzali to play in your city
Request a Show
concerts and tour dates
Upcoming
Past
all concerts & live streams
Show More Dates (19)
Live Photos of Max Pezzali
View All Photos
Merch (ad)
Le Canzoni Alla Radio
$22.40
Tutto Max: Greatest Hits
$38.99
Max 20
$20.32
Time Out
$116.62
Max Live 2008
$20.05
Hanno Ucciso L'uomo Ragno 2012
$19.68
Qualcosa Di Nuovo
$22.34
Il Mondo Insieme a Te
$100.52
Astronave Max
$21.21
Torno Subito
$48.11
Max Pezzali's tour
Fan Reviews
View More Fan Reviews
About Max Pezzali
Early life
Max Pezzali was born on the 14th November 1967 in Pavia, Italy. His parents owned a florists near the family home. During his high school years Pezzali was held back for one year because he did not achieve the required pass grades. It was in this class that he would meet his best friend and future band mate, Mauro Repetto. Pezzali and Repetto both shared a love for rock and roll music and it was this which led to the initial idea of starting a band. Together they went on holiday to China. During their stay they purchased a cheap synthesizer, and on their return to Pavia, immediately began writing music with it.
883
Being a big fan of motorbikes, especially "Harley Davidsons", it was decided to name the group 883, after one of the models of these motorbikes. Pezzali and Repetto started their singing career at the famous Castrocaro Festival, in 1991, with the song "Hanno Ucciso L'Uomo Ragno", and became popular the next year. In 1994 Repetto left the band on good terms to pursue his dream of becoming a movie director in America. The band continued without him until 2002 when Pezzali anounced his plans to begin a solo career and to take full credit for his songs. During their career (1992 - 2002), "883" published 9 studio albums, released over 25 music videos and frequently toured Italy.
Solo career
In 2002 Pezzali began work on his first solo album which was released in 2004. His style of writing differed very little from his music with "883". The main themes in his songs were still friendship, honesty, and relationships. In 2005 an "883" and "Max Pezzali" greatest hits album was released which included a DVD with all the music videos to date. His latest album, "Time Out", was released during the summer of 2007. It proved a great success with the most popular songs remaining at the top of the charts throughout the summer. Pezzali is well accepted by his fans for his friendly approach, great stage performances, and his commitment to his music.
Discography
- 1992 - Hanno Ucciso L'uomo Ragno
- 1993 - Nord Sud Ovest Est
- 1994 - Remix 94
- 1995 - La Donna Il Sogno e Il Grande Incubo
- 1997 - La Dura Legge Del Gol!
- 1998 - Gli Anni
- 1999 - Grazie Mille
- 2000 - Mille Grazie (Only Released in Austria, Switzerland and Germany)
- 2001 - Uno In Piú
- 2002 - Love/Life: L'amore e la vita al tempo degli 883
- 2004 - Il Mondo Insieme a Te
- 2005 - Tutto Max
- 2007 - Time Out
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Pezzali"
Max Pezzali was born on the 14th November 1967 in Pavia, Italy. His parents owned a florists near the family home. During his high school years Pezzali was held back for one year because he did not achieve the required pass grades. It was in this class that he would meet his best friend and future band mate, Mauro Repetto. Pezzali and Repetto both shared a love for rock and roll music and it was this which led to the initial idea of starting a band. Together they went on holiday to China. During their stay they purchased a cheap synthesizer, and on their return to Pavia, immediately began writing music with it.
883
Being a big fan of motorbikes, especially "Harley Davidsons", it was decided to name the group 883, after one of the models of these motorbikes. Pezzali and Repetto started their singing career at the famous Castrocaro Festival, in 1991, with the song "Hanno Ucciso L'Uomo Ragno", and became popular the next year. In 1994 Repetto left the band on good terms to pursue his dream of becoming a movie director in America. The band continued without him until 2002 when Pezzali anounced his plans to begin a solo career and to take full credit for his songs. During their career (1992 - 2002), "883" published 9 studio albums, released over 25 music videos and frequently toured Italy.
Solo career
In 2002 Pezzali began work on his first solo album which was released in 2004. His style of writing differed very little from his music with "883". The main themes in his songs were still friendship, honesty, and relationships. In 2005 an "883" and "Max Pezzali" greatest hits album was released which included a DVD with all the music videos to date. His latest album, "Time Out", was released during the summer of 2007. It proved a great success with the most popular songs remaining at the top of the charts throughout the summer. Pezzali is well accepted by his fans for his friendly approach, great stage performances, and his commitment to his music.
Discography
- 1992 - Hanno Ucciso L'uomo Ragno
- 1993 - Nord Sud Ovest Est
- 1994 - Remix 94
- 1995 - La Donna Il Sogno e Il Grande Incubo
- 1997 - La Dura Legge Del Gol!
- 1998 - Gli Anni
- 1999 - Grazie Mille
- 2000 - Mille Grazie (Only Released in Austria, Switzerland and Germany)
- 2001 - Uno In Piú
- 2002 - Love/Life: L'amore e la vita al tempo degli 883
- 2004 - Il Mondo Insieme a Te
- 2005 - Tutto Max
- 2007 - Time Out
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Pezzali"
Show More
Genres:
International, Italian
Fans Also Follow
Vasco Rossi
93K Followers
Follow
Negramaro
59K Followers
Follow
Jovanotti
54K Followers
Follow
Elisa
70K Followers
Follow
Nek
46K Followers
Follow
Marracash
40K Followers
Follow
Gabry Ponte
37K Followers
Follow
Get the full experience with the Bandsintown app.