Italian singer-songwriter Levante will perform in Carmagnola on Sunday, August 30, as a special guest of the concert series at the Foro Boario arena during the 77th edition of the National Pepper Fair (Fiera Nazionale del Peperone), according to organizers. Claudia Lagona, known professionally as Levante, spent 19 formative years in Turin after moving from Sicily at age 14 following her father’s death, later relocating to Milan in 2020.
The concert anchors the summer leg of her “Dell’Amore Tour 2026,” featuring a 25-song setlist spanning her breakthrough hits and recent releases. Tickets for the Foro Boario arena show are available on the Ticketone network for 44 euros, according to ticket listings.
Tour Setlist and Stage Production
Levante’s performance opens with “Dell’amore il fallimento,” a track from her recent catalog, before transitioning into a middle section featuring an intimate piano arrangement, according to concert planners.
The complete projected setlist for the Carmagnola date includes:
- Dell’amore il fallimento
- Capitale
- Le lacrime
- Follemente
- Reali
- Bravi tutti
- Ciao x sempre
- Rancore
- Ruggine
- Io ero io
- Lo stretto necessario
- Leggera
- Gesucristo
- Andrà tutto bene
- Mi manchi
- Sono blu
- Vivo
- Non me ne frega
- Mai Mai
- Alfonso
- Pezzo di me
- Niente da dire
- Sei tu
- Vertigini
- Tikibombom
Turin Roots and Career Milestones
Turin served as the backdrop for Levante’s early career development and the writing of her first major successes. In 2013, she released her debut hit single “Alfonso,” a track that established her presence in the Italian pop scene. Reflecting on the ten-year anniversary of the song’s release in May 2023, Levante shared via social media that she worked in a coffee bar and relied on friends for support before learning via a radio broadcast that her music was receiving national airplay.
Following “Alfonso,” she released her debut studio album, Manuale distruzione, in 2014. Over the following decade, her career expanded to include multiple appearances at the Sanremo Music Festival, performing “Tikibombom” in 2020, “Vivo” in 2023, and “Sei tu” in 2026. Before moving to Milan in 2020, she publicly bid farewell to Turin on social media with the message, “Amica mia, è stato facile amarti.”
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