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A seguito del persistere dell’incertezza sanitaria internazionale, in considerazione dell’alto numero di spettatori previsti per i concerti (140.000) in esclusiva all’Arena di Verona, in gran parte provenienti dall’estero, e della complessità organizzativa di un tour mondiale che toccherà Europa, Canada e Stati Uniti, Sud America, Australia, Nuova Zelanda e Asia gli show di Zucchero vengono riprogrammati nei mesi di aprile e maggio 2022. Di seguito le nuove date di Zucchero “SUGAR” Fornaciari all’Arena di Verona nei mesi di aprile e maggio 2022: 25 aprile 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 24 settembre 2020 e 25 aprile 2021) 26 aprile 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 25 settembre 2020 e 27 aprile 2021) 27 aprile 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 26 settembre 2020 e 28 aprile 2021) 29 aprile 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 22 settembre 2020 e 23 aprile 2021) 30 aprile 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 23 settembre 2020 e 24 aprile 2021) 1 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 1 ottobre 2020 e 2 maggio 2021) 2 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 2 ottobre 2020 e 4 maggio 2021) 4 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 3 ottobre 2020 e 5 maggio 2021) 5 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 4 ottobre 2020 e 6 maggio 2021) 6 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 6 ottobre 2020 e 7 maggio 2021) 7 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 7 ottobre 2020 e 8 maggio 2021) 8 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 30 settembre 2020 e 1 maggio 2021) 10 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 27 settembre 2020 e 29 aprile 2021) 11 maggio 2022 - Arena di Verona (recupero data 29 settembre 2020 e 30 aprile 2021)
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Fabio
April 6th 2024
Still a great blues voice after so many years. Backed by such a tight band. Thank you Sugar for yet another great night of truly Italian blues.
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Zucchero Biography
One of Italy's finest exponents of rock blues, Zucchero has sold more than 60m records. He has sung in 5 continents, 69 countries and 628 cities, and he has featured in many international events: Woodstock 94, all the 46664 shows for Nelson Mandela, of which he is an ambassador, the Freddie Mercury Tribute, Net Aid, Rainforest Fund, British Summer Time (Hyde Park) and Live 8 (Paris and Rome).
He was the first western artist to play at the Kremlin after the Berlin Wall fell, and with Pavarotti he created Pavarotti & Friends.
In 2004 he played at the Royal Albert Hall with Pavarotti, Clapton, Brian May, Solomon Burke, Dolores O’ Riordan and others. In 2012, for more than 80,000 people in Havana, he played “the biggest live show ever by a foreign singer in Cuba under embargo”.
In 2007 he was nominated for a Grammy, with Billy Preston and Clapton, as best R&B Traditional Vocal Collaboration.
In 2018 he received the Tenco Artista Award.
In 2020 he participated in One World: Together At Home, playing Bono's “Canta La Vita” outside the Colosseum, and Michael Stipe and Aaron Dessner's “Amore Adesso” in St. Mark's Square, Venice. Zucchero wrote the Italian lyrics to both.
He has collaborated with such artists as Sting, Bono, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Mark Knopfler, Queen, Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Jeff Beck, Tom Jones, Elvis Costello, Joe Cocker, Bryan Adams, Johnny Hallyday, Sheryl Crow, Manà, Dolores O’Riordan and Hotei.
Read MoreHe was the first western artist to play at the Kremlin after the Berlin Wall fell, and with Pavarotti he created Pavarotti & Friends.
In 2004 he played at the Royal Albert Hall with Pavarotti, Clapton, Brian May, Solomon Burke, Dolores O’ Riordan and others. In 2012, for more than 80,000 people in Havana, he played “the biggest live show ever by a foreign singer in Cuba under embargo”.
In 2007 he was nominated for a Grammy, with Billy Preston and Clapton, as best R&B Traditional Vocal Collaboration.
In 2018 he received the Tenco Artista Award.
In 2020 he participated in One World: Together At Home, playing Bono's “Canta La Vita” outside the Colosseum, and Michael Stipe and Aaron Dessner's “Amore Adesso” in St. Mark's Square, Venice. Zucchero wrote the Italian lyrics to both.
He has collaborated with such artists as Sting, Bono, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Mark Knopfler, Queen, Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Jeff Beck, Tom Jones, Elvis Costello, Joe Cocker, Bryan Adams, Johnny Hallyday, Sheryl Crow, Manà, Dolores O’Riordan and Hotei.
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