Marco Mengoni has been a leading figure on the Italian music scene for over 15 years, with 85 platinum records, more than 2.9 billion audio/video streams, 8 studio albums, and 10 live tours.
“Mandare Tutto All’Aria” is the title of the singer-songwriter’s single, which marked the beginning of a new musical chapter for Marco, released on November 29, 2024.
He later released another single, “Sto bene al mare,” together with Sayf and Rkomi, in 2025.
Marco once again took center stage during the summer of 2025 with a stadium tour across Italy, following the sold-out 2023 tour that culminated in a massive final show at the Circo Massimo in Rome (60,000 attendees) and a European arena tour.
The 2025 Stadium Tour kicked off on June 21st with a preview show in Lignano Sabbiadoro (G. Teghil Municipal Stadium) and included sold-out stops in Naples (Diego Armando Maradona Stadium), Bologna (Dall’Ara Stadium), and Messina (San Filippo Stadium).
But that’s not all: in the fall of 2025, after an Italian leg in major indoor arenas — including four sold-out shows at the Forum di Assago and several other sold-out dates — Marco will take the stage in some of the biggest arenas across Europe.
The tour will visit: Geneva (Nov 19th – Arena), Stuttgart (Nov 21st – Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle), Düsseldorf (Nov 22nd – Mitsubishi Electric Halle), Zurich (Nov 24th – Hallenstadion), Frankfurt (Nov 26th – Festhalle), Munich (Nov 27th – Olympiahalle), Brussels (Nov 30th – Forest National), Utrecht (Dec 1st – TivoliVredenburg), Paris (Dec 3rd – Salle Pleyel), Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg (Dec 5th – Rockhal), London (Dec 7th – O2 Forum Kentish Town) and finally Madrid (Dec 10th – Palacio Vistalegre).
In 2024, Marco co-hosted and performed as a special guest on the opening night of the 74th Sanremo Music Festival.
The year before, in 2023, he returned to the Sanremo stage with the song “Due Vite”, which earned him the festival victory, as well as 6 platinum certifications in Italy and 1 in Switzerland, over 135 million YouTube views, and 339 million total audio and video streams.
He also won the Cover Night with a gospel version of “Let It Be” accompanied by The Kingdom Choir, and received the Giancarlo Bigazzi Award, given by the festival orchestra for the best musical composition.
In October 2023, a French version titled “La Dernière Chanson (Due Vite)” was released, following his fourth-place finish at Eurovision, where he also won the award for Best Composition.
His participation in the 73rd Sanremo Festival with “Due Vite” marked another major milestone in his career: it was the beginning of the final chapter of MATERIA, his three-part album trilogy certified six times platinum.
In May 2023, he released “Materia (Prisma)”, the last part of the trilogy — a musical journey that began in December 2021 with “Materia (Terra)” and continued in October 2022 with “Materia (Pelle)”.
Throughout his career, Marco Mengoni has collaborated with some of the most prominent Italian and international artists, including Adriano Celentano, Annalisa, Elodie, Tom Walker, Giorgia, and Purple Disco Machine.
