Seeing Massimo Ranieri in Lugano is an experience that goes beyond a simple concert. On Saturday, November 28, 2026, at 20:00 PM, the LAC will once again shine the spotlight on one of the absolute protagonists of the Italian music scene. His new theatrical and melodic journey, All the dreams still flying and keep flying, promises an evening full of rhythm, memories and that generous vitality that Ranieri has brought with him throughout his career over half a century.
An artist who never stops running
What's striking, every time, is his naturalness. Ranieri enters the stage and it's like meeting an old friend with a suitcase full of stories: some funny, some heartbreaking, some so unexpected they make you smile with surprise. In the show coming to the LAC, written together with Edoardo Falcone, this attitude becomes narrative architecture. More than just a concert, it's a one man show which alternates symbolic songs, monologues, anecdotes and moments of dance.
His most beloved hits flow as part of a single story: Losing love, Twenty years, Red roses, My house weedSongs that, even for those who have listened to them a thousand times, retain the power to take you back to a dining room from half a century ago, to a summer spent on the seafront or to an old love that never completely faded.
Between irony and emotion
Ranieri's beauty has always been his balance between talent and lightheartedness. The show doesn't shy away from moments of comedy, small scenes that appear unexpectedly and ease the nostalgia. Nor are there any shortage of more intimate passages, in which the artist retraces the paths that first took him away from Naples, and then back home.
The sudden choreographic incursions, which have now become his signature, add energy. It's as if the stage and the spectator are moving together.
A tribute to the stage profession
All the dreams still flying and keep flying It is, ultimately, a tribute to the theater as a place of encounter: between the narrator and the listener. Ranieri does so with a naturalness that belongs only to someone who has never interrupted the dialogue with the audience. And this is perhaps the main reason for his return to Lugano, which is not just a stopover, but an event many have been waiting for and one that Massimo himself would never have wanted to miss.
Pre-sales open
The event is organized in collaboration with Horang Music. Tickets are already available at the LAC Box Office, Piazza Bernardino Luini 6, CH–6901 Lugano.
Opening hours:
Tue – Fri: 11: 00-18: 00
Sa – Su: 10: 00-18: 00
Telephone: +41 (0)58 866 4222
Info and pre-sales: www.laclugano.ch
