2026 will mark a new phase in the career of Lucio Corsi, one of the most original artists on the Italian singer-songwriter scene. After a successful summer and a triumphant closing at the Ippodromo Snai San Siro in Milan, the Tuscan musician announces his first European club tour, produced by Magellano Concerti. One of the most anticipated stops will be in Lugano: the concert is scheduled for Saturday, January 24th at the Padiglione Conza, as part of the Raclette festival, in collaboration with Foce.
Tickets for the event are available from yesterday – September 15, 2025 – exclusively on www.ticket office.ch.
A year of awards
2025 was a crucial year for Lucio Corsi. With the album I wanted to be tough, released in March by Sugar Music, won two Tenco Awards in the categories of "Best Song" and "Best Album Overall." The album, certified gold, topped the FIMI charts and ranked sixth in Spotify's Top Album Debut Global.
The success on the record was accompanied by success on the radio: the single of the same name, certified platinum, remained at the top of the most played independent songs on the radio for ten weeks.
From Sanremo to Eurovision
The general public got to know him on the stage of the 75th edition of the Sanremo Festival, where with I wanted to be tough He narrowly missed out on victory, finishing in second place and winning the prestigious "Mia Martini" Critics' Award. This success opened the door for him to the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, hosted in Basel, where he represented Italy, placing fifth.
An unmistakable musical world
Lucio Corsi's career stands out for his ability to blend folk atmospheres and rock influences with visionary and surreal lyrics. This stylistic signature makes him unique in the current music scene and has captivated an ever-growing audience.
The Lugano concert promises to be an unmissable event: a chance to see up close an artist capable of transforming his imagination into music and taking his poetics beyond national borders.
