Jovanotti will perform the 26 July at the Stadio San Paolo in Naples, and promises that his will be an unforgettable concert full of surprises!
There are less than two months to the highly anticipated Jovanotti concert at the Stadio San Paolo in Naples, and the songwriter lets himself go to precious revelations about what his Neapolitan mega-show will be like, declaring: “I know it's not polite to raise expectations so much… but we can't help it!”.
A few days before the start of his tour Lorenzo in the 2015 stadiums, which will start from Ancona the 20 June, on the JovaTv you can watch the video presentation of the new stage designed to make the show “The biggest after the big bang!”.
To his beloved audience that will applaud the 26 July at the Stadio San Paolo Jovanotti He promises:
I'm building a concert, a show that you've never seen before! And since in my life I have had the great privilege of being able to do it, I do it: I want it to be an unforgettable experience for me and therefore for all those who come to see us, a real magic, a real pleasure!
And he adds that he let himself be inspired, for his stage space that will be made from music, direction, costumes, lights, effects and visuals with high technology, from “Big concert stages that drove me crazy, the gigantic spaces of U2, or shows like Springsteen's, and that thing that manages to transform a stadium into an intimate space where contact is possible”.
To then get to the description of what will be the real surprise of the concert scenography: a screen of 800 square meters, which will not be rectangular but in the shape of a lightning bolt, ready to embrace the public!
I chose the lightning because it is at the same time the passage between heaven and earth, energy, electricity, speed, wonder, speed, light in the night but it is also a crack that declares our fragility which, dynamic and dangerous, declares a state of absolute precariousness of things.
This is the function that I like to attribute to this show: you have to come out with an extra motivation, remembering a simple fact: we are alive in this moment, in this piece of time that is given to us to live and the lightning is the crack that marks our passage of knowledge. The show is this: a bridge, a passage, a modern secular rite to say "hey you, you are alive, you are here, now you are here!"
It is a ritual ... important, intense, liberating, unique. One of the last remaining experiences of the body, along with making love, which is however an activity related to what can happen in a concert like mine. If you do not leave the stadium with at least a little life changed, a charge, a push, a joy or an extra thought, it makes no sense.
