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Anna Castiglia, La paura in tasca Tour at Largo Venue, November 13, 2026

In short. Anna Castiglia brings La paura in tasca Tour 2026 to Rome on Friday, November 13, 2026 at Largo Venue, at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, in the Pigneto area, starting at 21:00 according to the official seller listed by OTR Live, the agency producing the tour.

Anna Castiglia brings La paura in tasca Tour 2026 to Rome on Friday, November 13, 2026 at Largo Venue, at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, in the Pigneto area, starting at 21:00 according to the official seller listed by OTR Live, the agency producing the tour. You get there on metro line C at the Pigneto or Malatesta stops, or on buses 81 and 412 to the Gattamelata stop. The general admission ticket costs 20 euros plus service fees, on the authorized ticketing platform linked from the official OTR Live website. It's the third date of the club tour, after Turin and Florence, and the only one in Lazio.

Anna Castiglia in the official photo from the OTR Live agency
Anna Castiglia in the official photo from the OTR Live agency. Photo: OTR Live press office

Anna Castiglia in Rome: date, times and tickets

Anna Castiglia's concert at Largo Venue is scheduled for Friday, November 13, 2026 at 21:00, with general admission tickets at 20 euros plus fees.

The time

21:00 is the time published by the official seller linked from the tour page. The door time and the time of any opening act aren't published: in Roman clubs doors usually open a little before the start, and it's best to arrive with time to spare.

The price

The full-price general admission ticket costs 20 euros, including the booking fee set by the organizer, plus fees for buying online. General admission at Largo means a standing room: no numbered seats, you choose your spot as you go in.

Where to buy

The official tour page on the OTR Live website lists all the dates and, for each one, the link to the authorized ticketing platform. The organizers don't list other channels: to avoid surprises it's best to go through there.

The other tour dates

The La paura in tasca tour starts in Turin on November 5 and continues in Florence on the 12th, Rome on the 13th, Bologna on the 20th, Milan on the 25th and 26th, Naples on December 2, then Lecce, Molfetta, Palermo, Roncade and the closing date in Catania on December 29. Rome is the only stop between Florence and Naples: if you live in central Italy, this is your chance.

La paura in tasca: the second album live

La paura in tasca is Anna Castiglia's second album, released in 2026 on Numero Uno and previewed by the singles Mirò and Niente di me. The club tour is its live presentation.

After an award-winning debut

The second record comes after a debut that made its mark: the first album, released in 2024, won the 2025 Targa Tenco for best debut album. Writing the follow-up to an award-winning record is a delicate test, and the fall tour is the first test in front of an audience.

The two singles

Mirò and Niente di me are the two songs that paved the way for the album. Those who have heard them already know which direction the new work takes. Those who don't know them can start there in the days before the concert.

What you'll hear

The setlist hasn't been published. It's reasonable to expect the heart of the concert to be the songs from La paura in tasca, alongside the songs that made the singer-songwriter known, but no titles have been announced. The rest will be revealed on the night.

The label change

The first album came out on ADA Music Italy together with OTR Live. The second carries the Numero Uno label. It's a step that signals a project that has grown, with a different record company structure behind it.

Who Anna Castiglia is: the biography

Anna Castiglia is a singer-songwriter born in Catania on December 19, 1998, Milanese by adoption, known for a style that combines singer-songwriter music, jazz and Latin sounds.

A stage family

She was born into a family tied to show business: her mother was a stage actress, her father a comedian and radio host. She began studying classical guitar at nine and singing at 16. In her high school years she was already performing in Catania's bars and clubs.

Turin and Milan

She then moved to Turin, where she graduated from the Romani Musical Academy in singing, dance and acting. In Milan she attended the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi, specializing in pop and rock singing. Among her music history teachers was Ernesto Assante.

Early days

In 2020 she took part in Reset Festival, a music training project with mentors like Samuel of Subsonica, Margherita Vicario, Eugenio Cesaro and Marina Rei. In the same years she released her first self-produced singles: Ju mi siddriu, Tutto più rosso, Bovarismo. She was a finalist at the Premio Lunezia and in 2021 she won the award L'artista che non c'era, devoted to new singer-songwriters.

Canta Fino a Dieci

With Francamente, Rossana De Pace, Irene Buselli and Cheriac Re she founded Canta Fino a Dieci, a feminist collective of women singer-songwriters created to fight the gender gap and stereotypes in the music world. With the collective she played at Apolide, at the 2022 Eurovision Village and at the New Year's Eve concert in Piazza Castello in Turin, alongside Vinicio Capossela and artists from the Turin scene.

X Factor and Ghali

In 2023 she opened for Manuel Agnelli at the FuoriTutti Festival in Settimo Torinese and took part in X Factor with the original song Ghali, which got her into the final stages of the show. That's when the broad TV audience discovered her.

Musicultura 2024

In June 2024 she won the 35th edition of the Premio Musicultura with Ghali, also taking the award for best lyrics. The final was held at Sferisterio in Macerata on June 22: the singer-songwriter dedicated the win to Ernesto Assante, who had recently died.

Opening slots

According to the official OTR Live biography, she spent months on theater stages opening for Max Gazzè. In July 2024 she presented U mari opening for Fabi Silvestri Gazzè at the Circus Maximus, and on September 7, 2024 she opened Carmen Consoli's concert at the Roman Theater of Ostia Antica. She was also included in Apple Music's Up Next Italia program, devoted to emerging talent.

The first album and the Targa Tenco

On September 27, 2024 her first album, Mi piace, came out. It was followed by the single Decostruire, produced with Ramiro Levy and Alessandro Di Sciullo, and the project Mi piace a casa di, with Le chiese sono chiuse together with Patagarri and a new version of U mari with Selton. On July 8, 2025 came the Targa Tenco for best debut album.

2026

In 2026 she performed with Carmen Consoli in the project D come dannate ingenue, appeared in a small part in the Franco Battiato biopic Il lungo viaggio and released Mirò, Niente di me and her second album La paura in tasca.

Anna Castiglia's style: words, jazz and Sicily

Anna Castiglia's music blends singer-songwriter music, pop and jazz, with lyrics built on linguistic experimentation and a strong ironic streak.

Playing with language

Many titles are already a clue: Participio presente, Bovarismo, Decostruire. Castiglia uses grammar and concepts as writing material, and turns them upside down with irony. Ghali, Bovarismo and Participio presente form a small trilogy on the relationship with success.

Sicilian

Alongside Italian there's Sicilian: Ju mi siddriu among her first singles, U mari in 2024, the collaborations with Giulia Mei and Nico Arezzo. The language of Catania remains one of the project's roots.

Samba, swing, gypsy

The first album was described by its author as a family tree of her own path: pop and R&B, but also samba, swing and gypsy touches. Live, in a club, these rhythmic shades become the engine of the evening.

A curious fact about Anna Castiglia, La paura in tasca Tour at Largo Venue, November 13, 2026

The best-known curious fact concerns the song that made her known. Ghali isn't a song about the Milanese rapper: it is, in the author's intentions, a song about blame, about the habit of attributing your failures to outside factors. The rapper Ghali enters the lyrics as an alternative model and ironic target of the singer-songwriter imagination, in a play of mirrors between singer-songwriter music and contemporary pop. With that song Anna Castiglia got through the X Factor auditions in 2023 and won Musicultura in 2024, also taking the award for best lyrics.

The second curious fact is Roman, or almost. The singer-songwriter playing in Pigneto on November 13 has already crossed two of the oldest stages in the metropolitan area: the Circus Maximus, where in July 2024 she presented U mari for the first time opening for Fabi Silvestri Gazzè, and the Roman Theater of Ostia Antica, where on September 7, 2024 she opened Carmen Consoli's concert. From the crowd of big summer events to that of a fall club: the scale changes, the city stays the same.

The third concerns cinema. In 2026 Anna Castiglia appears in a small part in the Franco Battiato biopic Il lungo viaggio: a singer-songwriter from Catania in a film about the most famous musician from the province of Catania.

Largo Venue, the concert venue

Largo Venue is a live music club at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, in the Pigneto area, in Municipio V, built inside a former industrial shed and presented by Roma Capitale's tourism portal as an urban regeneration project.

A reclaimed space

The neighborhood portal describes Largo as a space rescued from decay and given back to the city through creativity, greenery and culture. Where there were warehouses and workshops there is now a concert hall, a garden and a food spot.

What it's like

Largo is a multipurpose space with a large outdoor area: concerts, DJ sets, cinema, food and drinks in the garden. The hall is built for live music, with a standing audience and the stage close to the floor: a size suited to a singer-songwriter who works on words.

The program

The program alternates international, Italian and Roman artists. On Friday and Saturday, after the concerts, the Latte Fresco and Back To The Disco DJ sets start, going on until late at night: November 13 is a Friday.

Contacts

Largo answers at 06 59875966 and at info@largovenue.com. General information on the venue is on the Largo Venue page.

Something nobody tells you about Anna Castiglia, La paura in tasca Tour at Largo Venue, November 13, 2026

What few people say is that Anna Castiglia grew up on stage more than in the studio. Her agency's official biography says it clearly: the stage is the natural environment where the project was born and developed. Before the first record there were Catania's clubs in her high school years, Reset Festival, the stages of the Canta Fino a Dieci collective, months of opening slots in theaters for Max Gazzè, the first club tour produced by OTR Live when the album didn't yet exist. Those who know only the recordings will find live an artist at ease, with guitar and voice at the center.

The second little-mentioned thing is that the most important award of her career, the Targa Tenco, came for a debut album: the debut category rewards a first record, and in 2025 that debut was Mi piace. The Largo concert is therefore one of the first public steps of an artist who has to show she can go beyond her award-winning debut. It's a career moment you can rarely see up close, in a room of a few hundred people.

The third is practical. November 13 is a Friday, and at Largo after the weekend concerts the dance nights start. If you only want the concert, leave right away. If you want to stay, the night goes on.

My tip for visiting Anna Castiglia, La paura in tasca Tour at Largo Venue, November 13, 2026

The first tip is to listen to La paura in tasca in the days before the concert, and go back to Ghali, Participio presente and Bovarismo. Anna Castiglia's songs live on wordplay: knowing the lyrics makes the concert much richer, because live the jokes go by fast.

The second is to arrive early. The room is standing and your spot is decided at the entrance. For a singer-songwriter who works on language, the best place is halfway back, in front of the sound desk, where voice and guitar come through in balance.

The third is to eat beforehand. On Friday evenings Pigneto fills up early: it's best to book or sit down around 19:30, so you get to Largo without rushing.

The fourth is to plan your way home. A concert starting at 21:00 ends around 23:00. Check the time of the last metro line C train on a Friday before going in, so you don't find yourself on foot when you leave the club. The N12 and N28 night lines stop at Gattamelata.

How to get to Largo Venue

Largo Venue is at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, Pigneto area, Municipio V, in the eastern part of Rome, and is served by metro line C and a few bus lines.

By metro

The stops to use are Pigneto and Malatesta, on line C. From the center take metro line A to San Giovanni, change to line C and get off at either stop. From there the venue is on foot.

By bus

The stop listed by Roma Capitale's tourism portal is Gattamelata, served by lines 81 and 412. At night lines N12 and N28 stop there: check times before going out on the Roman transportation company's journey planner.

By car

By car you get there from Via Prenestina or Via Casilina. On Friday evenings parking in Pigneto's residential streets is hard: if a car is essential, set off well ahead of time.

By taxi

Roma Capitale's radio taxi answers at 060609. For getting home after 23:00 on a Friday, book before going in.

Another well-known fact, yet not often mentioned

It's well known that Anna Castiglia won Musicultura with Ghali. Less often remembered is that that night, at Sferisterio in Macerata, she dedicated the win to Ernesto Assante, the music critic who had been her music history teacher at the Milan Conservatory, who had died a few months earlier. And that on the same occasion she announced she would donate part of the prize money to organizations working in Palestine. It's a detail that says a lot about how the singer-songwriter sees the stage: a place where you take a stand.

Another known fact, but rarely laid out in order: before Musicultura and the Targa Tenco, Castiglia had already won a singer-songwriter award, L'artista che non c'era, in 2021, and had been a finalist at the Premio Lunezia. Her success in 2024 and 2025 wasn't a stroke of luck, but the result of four years of competitions, stages and self-produced singles.

And again: Canta Fino a Dieci, the collective of women singer-songwriters she co-founded, was born with an explicit goal, fighting the gender gap in Italian music. A commitment that predates her fame.

The right photo to take at Anna Castiglia, La paura in tasca Tour at Largo Venue, November 13, 2026

The right photo at an Anna Castiglia concert isn't the close-up snatched from the front row, but the singer-songwriter with her guitar under the room's warm lights, with the audience's heads in the foreground: an image that says club, closeness, singer-songwriter music. To get it, stand to the side, a few meters back, and wait for the moments when the room sings along with her.

No flash: in a club it flattens the lights and disturbs the performer. Better a few shots at the right moment, maybe during Ghali, the song the audience knows best.

The second photo is taken outside, before going in: Largo's lit garden and the tour poster. In mid-November it's already dark at 20:00, and the venue's lights do the rest.

Then the phone goes back in your pocket, next to the fear of the title (la paura in tasca means fear in your pocket). Anna Castiglia's songs are made of words, and words are better heard without a screen in front of you.

Pigneto and the area around Largo Venue

Largo Venue is in the Pigneto area, east of Termini station, between Via Prenestina and Via Casilina: residential streets, bars, trattorias and cultural spaces, one of the liveliest neighborhoods of Roman nightlife.

Porta Maggiore

Toward the center you come to Porta Maggiore, where the ancient aqueducts converge: an imposing monument you pass through by tram or on foot before the concert.

San Lorenzo

To the north, beyond the railway, is the basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, next to the university neighborhood: an afternoon between San Lorenzo and Pigneto is a good way to lead into the evening.

Toward the Casilina

Along the Casilina is the Mausoleum of Helena. Further southeast, on metro line A, the Aqueducts Park, ideal for the morning after the concert.

Some important events that happened here in history

The story of Largo Venue is one of urban regeneration. An industrial shed in an area of warehouses and workshops was reopened as a place of culture, with a hall built for live music, a garden, a food spot and a calendar alternating concerts, DJ sets and cinema. It's the path that in many European cities has turned industrial areas into music neighborhoods, and that in Pigneto found already fertile ground.

Over time Largo has built a program with international names, Italian bands and Roman artists. In fall 2026 the venue has hosted, among others, The Lemon Twigs and Haken in early October. In January 2027 Leon Faun is expected.

For Anna Castiglia, November 13, 2026 is one stop on a path that began in Catania's clubs. The dates that matter: 1998, born in Catania, 2020, Reset Festival, 2021, the L'artista che non c'era award, 2023, X Factor with Ghali, June 22, 2024, the Musicultura win, September 7, 2024, opening for Carmen Consoli in Ostia Antica, September 27, 2024, the first album, July 8, 2025, the Targa Tenco, 2026, La paura in tasca and the club tour.

Who has passed through Anna Castiglia, La paura in tasca Tour at Largo Venue, November 13, 2026

On November 13 Anna Castiglia takes the Largo stage with her show. The touring band lineup and any guests aren't listed on the official pages for the date.

Behind the singer-songwriter's name, though, there's a long line of encounters. Samuel of Subsonica, Margherita Vicario, Eugenio Cesaro and Marina Rei, mentors at Reset Festival. Francamente, Rossana De Pace, Irene Buselli and Cheriac Re, her fellow members of the Canta Fino a Dieci collective. Manuel Agnelli, for whom she opened a concert in 2023. Max Gazzè, Niccolò Fabi and Daniele Silvestri, on whose stages she played opening slots. Carmen Consoli, whom she opened for in Ostia Antica and then shared the stage with in 2026. Ghemon, guest on Whitman, Patagarri and Selton, with whom she reinterpreted her own songs, Giulia Mei and Nico Arezzo, who wanted her on their records, Ramiro Levy and Alessandro Di Sciullo, co-producers of Decostruire.

On concert nights Largo hosts international, Italian and Roman artists. On November 13 it's the turn of Sicilian singer-songwriter music, with one of the most awarded voices of her generation.

Anna Castiglia's discography to listen to before the concert

Anna Castiglia has released two studio albums: Mi piace in 2024, Targa Tenco for best debut, and La paura in tasca in 2026.

Where to start

For this evening the choice is obvious: La paura in tasca, starting with Mirò and Niente di me. Then the trilogy Ghali, Bovarismo, Participio presente, about the relationship with success.

If you already know her

If you've already worn out the first album you can listen again to the versions from Mi piace a casa di, with Le chiese sono chiuse together with Patagarri and U mari with Selton, and the Sicilian collaborations with Giulia Mei and Nico Arezzo.

The singles

Among the singles of recent years are Ju mi siddriu, Tutto più rosso, Rasoterra, Whitman with Ghemon, U mari and Decostruire: a small map of a songwriter's evolution.

How to plan the Anna Castiglia evening at Largo

An evening at Largo Venue for Anna Castiglia is planned in three steps: the afternoon in the eastern part of the city, dinner in Pigneto, the concert at 21:00.

The afternoon

If you have a few hours free you can start from Porta Maggiore and walk toward Pigneto along Via Prenestina, or take a stroll around San Lorenzo and then move on by metro line C. In mid-November it gets dark early: take your walks before 17:00.

Dinner

Pigneto offers Roman trattorias, pizzerias, international cuisines and aperitivo bars, concentrated around the pedestrian zone. On a Friday night, booking is the difference between a relaxed dinner and a wait standing on the sidewalk.

The concert and afterward

After the concert you can stay at Largo for the Friday DJ sets, or go back into the neighborhood, where bars stay open late. If you're leaving by metro, check the last line C train. Otherwise there are night buses and taxis.

If you're coming from outside Rome

If you arrive by train at Termini you can reach Pigneto in a few minutes on metro lines A and C, changing at San Giovanni. If you're driving in from out of town, it's best to leave the car near a metro line C station and continue by public transportation.

Accessibility, age and practical tips

For information on Largo Venue's accessibility and routes for people with disabilities, it's best to contact the venue at 06 59875966 or at info@largovenue.com before the evening.

Age and young people

The official pages for the date don't list age limits. A standing concert on a Friday night, ending around 23:00, suits teenage fans. For minors, entry rules are set by the organizers.

What to bring

An ID, the digital ticket on a charged phone, earplugs and a heavy jacket for any wait outdoors: in mid-November evenings are cold.

Where to eat before the concert

Largo Venue has its own food spot, with food and drinks also served in the garden, and for many people dinner is sorted out there. If you'd rather sit down somewhere else, Pigneto has plenty of trattorias, pizzerias, osterias and bars, especially in the streets around the metro line C stop. On Friday evenings places fill up early: booking, or eating around 19:30, lets you get to the club for the start without rushing. After the concert the neighborhood stays lively until late, and the weekend DJ sets start at Largo itself.

A concert in mid-November

Mid-November is the heart of Rome's club season, with concerts moving indoors and the days getting shorter. November 13 is a Friday: if you're coming from out of town, maybe from another city in central Italy, you can arrive in the afternoon, spend a few hours between Porta Maggiore and Pigneto, go to the concert and stay in the city for the weekend. Largo's garden, at this time of year, is crossed in a coat. The life of the evening moves into the hall.

FAQ about Anna Castiglia in Rome

When does Anna Castiglia play in Rome?

Anna Castiglia plays in Rome on Friday, November 13, 2026 at Largo Venue, Via Biordo Michelotti 2, Pigneto area, starting at 21:00 according to the official seller listed by the OTR Live agency. It's the only Rome date of the La paura in tasca tour.

How much is the ticket for Anna Castiglia at Largo Venue?

The ticket for Anna Castiglia at Largo Venue costs 20 euros for full-price general admission, including the booking fee, plus service fees for buying online on the platform linked from the official tour page.

What is La paura in tasca?

La paura in tasca is Anna Castiglia's second album, released in 2026 on Numero Uno and previewed by the singles Mirò and Niente di me. The club tour, which started in Turin on November 5, is its live presentation.

Who is Anna Castiglia?

Anna Castiglia is a singer-songwriter born in Catania in 1998, who won Musicultura in 2024 with Ghali and the 2025 Targa Tenco for best debut with her first album. Her style combines singer-songwriter music, jazz and Latin sounds.

How do you get to Largo Venue by public transportation?

You get to Largo Venue on metro line C, Pigneto or Malatesta stops, or on buses 81 and 412 to the Gattamelata stop. At night lines N12 and N28 run. Check times before going out.

Is the Largo Venue concert standing?

Anna Castiglia's concert at Largo Venue is general admission, that is, a standing room with no numbered seats. You choose your spot at the entrance: arriving early helps you find a good listening spot.

Final advice on Anna Castiglia at Largo Venue

In our view the Largo evening is the right chance for anyone who discovered Anna Castiglia with Ghali and wants to understand where her writing is going after the Targa Tenco. A standing club, a singer-songwriter who grew up on stage, a new record to present: these are the ideal conditions to hear her up close, before the halls get bigger. The advice is to listen to La paura in tasca in the days before, buy your ticket on the platform listed by OTR Live, eat in Pigneto and stand halfway back, where the words come through best.

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Event DateNovember 13, 2026 21:00
AddressLargo Venue, Via Biordo Michelotti 2, 00176 Roma Pigneto, Roma, Roma Città
CategoriesConcertsEvents

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