Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico Live, November 25, 2026

Eugenio in Via Di Gioia play in Rome on Wednesday, November 25, 2026 at 21:00 at Atlantico Live, Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D, in Municipio IX, a short walk from Via Cristoforo Colombo and the Euroma2 shopping center. It's the Rome stop of the Club Tour 2026 produced by A1 Concerti, six days before the tour wraps up in Molfetta. You get there by metro B to EUR Fermi or Laurentina and then by bus to the Colombo/Pacifico stop, or by car from Colombo. The single-area standing ticket costs 28.75 euros plus service fees on the presale circuit authorized by the organizers, which the tour press release names as the official sales channel.

Eugenio in Via Di Gioia in Rome: date, times and tickets

The Rome concert of Eugenio in Via Di Gioia is set for Wednesday, November 25, 2026 at 21:00 at Atlantico Live, with a single standing area.

The times

The time published by the official seller is 21:00. At club concerts doors usually open before the start, and the line at the entrance forms by late afternoon when the band has a loyal following like this one. Any opening acts aren't listed in the official announcements for the date.

Tickets and prices

The published price is 28.75 euros for the full-price single area, including the presale fee set by the organizer, plus service fees for online purchase. The tour press release points to the authorized presale circuit. Other sites reselling tickets at higher prices have nothing to do with the organizers.

The seven dates of the Club Tour 2026

The autumn tour stops in seven cities: November 16 Estragon in Bologna, the 17th Hall in Padua, the 20th Viper in Florence, the 21st Mamamia in Senigallia, the 23rd Afterlife Live Club in Perugia, the 25th Atlantico in Rome and the 27th Eremo Club in Molfetta. Rome is the second-to-last stop, the biggest in central Italy.

A Wednesday night

November 25 falls on a Wednesday. If you work the next day, think about getting home before leaving the house, because a concert that starts at 21:00 in a club ends late, and southern EUR, at night, isn't the center.

The Club Tour 2026: what the press release announces

The Club Tour 2026 opens a new chapter for Eugenio in Via Di Gioia after the record L'amore è tutto and the single Facciamo a metà, both released by Carosello Records.

Back to the clubs

The tour press release explains that the band, now with A1 Concerti as its live management, returns to Italian clubs in autumn 2026. The stated idea is to bring the group back to where it all began: to the sweat and energy of small rooms, with no barriers, with music at very high volume and a show written together with the audience, date after date.

Just one condition

The announcement insists on one point: every night will be a one-off, and the only condition is being there. In practice, the setlist isn't fixed once and for all and every city will hear a different concert. For a band that started out playing on the street, it's not a slogan: it's the method it used to build its audience.

What you'll hear

The setlist isn't published. The repertoire the band draws on is broad: five studio albums, a compilation and a long series of singles, from Giovani illuminati to Tsunami, from Terra to Buio and Facciamo a metà. In 2026 the single Baciamoci also came out. The press release promises unpredictability: the most sung songs will likely sit alongside a few surprises, but no setlist has been announced.

Who Eugenio in Via Di Gioia are: the biography

Eugenio in Via Di Gioia are a pop and indie pop band born in Turin in 2013, made up of Eugenio Cesaro, Emanuele Via, Paolo Di Gioia and Lorenzo Federici.

A name made of three surnames

The group's name combines the names of the three founders: Eugenio Cesaro, Emanuele Via and Paolo Di Gioia. Lorenzo Federici, who joined shortly after, gave his name instead to the first album. A name that sounds like an address, and that over the years has become a recognizable brand: fans simply call the band the Eugeni.

Street performers

The group started as a street performers' ensemble, with roots in the tradition of dance halls, in swing and in Italian folk, all the way to more recent nu folk. The street was their first school: playing for passersby, winning their attention in a few seconds, improvising. It's the same energy the Club Tour promises to bring back into the rooms.

The concert on the train

The group made national news for entertaining the passengers of an Italo train on the Turin to Rome route, delayed by over six hours, with an improvised concert. La Stampa reported the episode in February 2018. An anecdote that says a lot about the band: the stage is anywhere someone is listening.

The beginnings and the Premio Buscaglione

In 2013 the band took part in the fifth edition of Turin's Reset Festival and won the Il migliore per noi award, given by Viva La Radio. The same year the EP urrà came out. In 2014 came the debut record, Lorenzo Federici, released by Libellula Music, and the critics' award at the Premio Buscaglione. On December 22, 2014 La Stampa's website premiered their first music video, Argh!.

The live revelation

In 2015 the band was a guest at the Premio Léo Ferré. The video for Non ancora was selected by MTV New Generation. The group took first place as live revelation of 2014 2015 in the KeepOn chart and, in 2018, first place as best live act in the same chart. In April 2016 the KeepOn award turned into their first European tour, across France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany.

A song launched with a video game

In September 2016 the band launched the song Pam through a video game called Pamman. Wired wrote about it as one of the new ways to promote a song. It's the first sign of a trait that would come back often: every release becomes an invention.

Tutti su per terra

On February 24, 2017 Giovani illuminati came out, the first single from the second album, with the first music video shot in Italy with the hyperlapse technique. The song entered Spotify's Viral Top 50 Italia chart. On April 14 Tutti su per terra came out, with Willie Peyote as a guest on Selezione naturale.

Television and Universal

In early 2018 the group was the resident band on the show Beati voi on TV2000. After a year and a half of touring, on September 28, 2018 Altrove came out, the first song released with Virgin Records and Universal Music Italia. On March 1, 2019 came the third album, Natura viva.

May Day in Rome

In May 2019 the band played the May Day Concert in Piazza San Giovanni, in Rome, with Prima di tutto ho inventato me stesso, La punta dell'iceberg and Altrove. It was one of the first big Roman occasions for the Turin group.

Lettera al prossimo

In September 2019 the Eugeni launched a fundraiser called Lettera al prossimo, with Federforeste and Coldiretti, to replant a forest damaged by Storm Vaia. The fundraiser closed in 10 days and was reopened as an exception for one day in February 2020.

Sanremo 2020 and the critics' award

With Tsunami the band passed the Sanremo Giovani 2019 selections and entered the Nuove proposte section of the Sanremo Festival 2020. It was the first group to perform on the first night. The vote of the demographic jury eliminated it in the head-to-head with Tecla Insolia's 8 marzo. On the fourth night, though, came the "Mia Martini" critics' award. In January 2020 the compilation Tsunami (Forse vi ricorderete di noi per canzoni come) came out, 15 tracks.

Amore e rivoluzione

On April 6, 2022 Terra came out, on May 20 the album Amore e rivoluzione, with collaborations including Francesca Michielin and Elio. In June 2022 the city of Turin named the band Ambassadors of Turin in the world. Then came Tornano, Stormi, Lentiggini and joining the Woodworm roster.

L'amore è tutto

On March 21, 2025 L'amore è tutto came out, the first project with Carosello Records, previewed by Buio. The launch went through a web app that let you hear the songs in advance by getting close to specific spots in some cities. In Milan the band showed up at the Gioia metro stop, set up for the occasion. The spring 2025 club tour ended in Turin with every date sold out, and in the summer the Summer Tour followed.

Facciamo a metà

On December 5, 2025 Facciamo a metà came out, with a music video starring Giancarlo Commare and Greta Ferro. The song stayed for over two weeks between third and fourth place on Spotify's Viral 50 Italia. It's the song that closes the L'amore è tutto cycle and paves the way for the Club Tour 2026.

The lineup

Eugenio Cesaro, born in Turin in 1991, is on vocals and guitar. Emanuele Via, born in Acri in 1992, plays piano and accordion and sings backing vocals. Paolo Di Gioia, from Turin, born in 1991, is on drums and percussion. Lorenzo Federici, born in Terni in 1987, plays bass. It's been the same lineup since 2013.

The Eugenio in Via Di Gioia discography to listen to before the concert

Five studio albums tell the band's story: Lorenzo Federici from 2014, Tutti su per terra from 2017, Natura viva from 2019, Amore e rivoluzione from 2022 and L'amore è tutto from 2025, plus the compilation Tsunami from 2020.

Where to start

If you don't know the band, the compilation Tsunami is the easiest way in: it gathers the songs from the first records, the Sanremo song and L'unico sveglio. Then move on to L'amore è tutto, the most recent record, and the 2025 and 2026 singles.

The collaborations

The band has made songs with Willie Peyote, with Moglii on A metà strada, with Pinguini Tattici Nucleari and Kahbum on Salvatore Aranzulla, and took part in the collective project Una canzone come gli 883 with Max Pezzali and many others. In 2023 it wrote C'è un tam tam, the official anthem of FantaSanremo.

A curious fact about Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico Live on November 25, 2026

The juiciest curious fact is about a record that never existed. On April 6, 2022 Eugenio in Via Di Gioia released the single Terra, with a music video directed by Niccolò Roberto Roccatelli showing the making of an enormous message, "Ti amo ancora" (I still love you), drawn with white chalk in Piazza San Carlo in Turin. In the days before, the band had announced that the writing had entered the Guinness World Records as the biggest declaration of love on the planet written on the ground. The certification then turned out to be an April Fools' joke, organized by the band itself.

It's a story that captures the group's character well: music as a chance to invent situations, involve the audience, play with the media. The same spirit as the Pamman video game, the concert on the delayed train, the location-based preview of L'amore è tutto.

The second curious fact concerns a 2024 song, Farò più rumore del ratatata, written with Willie Peyote. The Turin rapper's voice was altered with artificial intelligence to imitate that of Iranian rapper Toomaj, arrested and sentenced in his country for propaganda against the regime. A song of civic commitment built with a technological tool: this too, for the Eugeni, is a way to make noise.

Atlantico Live, the concert venue

Atlantico Live is at Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D, in Municipio IX, a few meters from Via Cristoforo Colombo and about 300 meters from Euroma2. It's one of the most used mid-size venues in Rome for Italian pop.

Exactly where it is

Number 271 houses several businesses: the venue is at 271/D. The simplest landmark is the intersection of Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico and Colombo, the artery that runs from the center down toward the sea. On the opposite side runs Viale dell'Oceano Pacifico, with the shopping center.

Between club and arena

Atlantico is the room where artists play whose audience is too big for a small venue and too devoted for an arena. For a band that says it wants to return to the sweat of the clubs, it's the right size: a close stage, a standing crowd, no distance between those who play and those who sing.

The venue's autumn

The autumn 2026 lineup is packed with Italian music: Ariete on November 7, Aiello on November 13, Litfiba on December 2. The pages on Ariete at Atlantico and Litfiba at Atlantico give you an idea of the season. General information on the venue is on the Atlantico Live page.

Something nobody tells you about Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico Live on November 25, 2026

What few people say is that an Eugenio in Via Di Gioia concert is never the same as the one before. It's not just a line in the press release: the band has always left room for improvisation and for a direct relationship with the audience. In an interview picked up by la Repubblica, Eugenio Cesaro spoke of a concert decided by the audience. The Club Tour 2026 says it wants to do it again: a show written together with whoever is in the room, date after date.

From this follows a practical tip. If you go to Atlantico on November 25, don't expect the setlist you read online after the Bologna or Florence dates: it can change, and it often does. The Rome night is the sixth of the tour, when the show is well run in but still open to variations.

The second rarely mentioned thing is about the area. Southern EUR at night has wide avenues, with few people on foot, and Colombo is a fast artery to cross only at crosswalks with traffic lights. If you're coming to pick someone up at the exit, set a precise meeting point, away from the main entrance, where hundreds of people and double-parked cars crowd together at the end of the concert.

The third thing is the day. On a Wednesday the room is full of people who work or study the next day: the crowd arrives later than on a Saturday and leaves as soon as the last song ends. If you arrive when doors open, you'll find the room still empty and have your pick of spots.

My advice for Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico Live on November 25, 2026

My first piece of advice is about your spot in the room. For a band that lives on its relationship with the audience, the best position is halfway back, slightly toward the center, where you see the whole stage and hear both Cesaro's voice and Via's accordion and piano. Right under the stage you take part more, but the details of the instruments get lost.

The second is to listen beforehand. L'amore è tutto and the singles Facciamo a metà and Baciamoci are the most recent material. Tsunami, Giovani illuminati and Terra are the songs the room will definitely sing. Arriving with the choruses in your head turns the concert into a singalong, and that's exactly what the band is looking for.

Third: silicone earplugs. The press release promises very high volume, and in a club you'll feel it for days.

Fourth: getting home. Before going in, check the last metro B run and the night lines, or book a taxi for the end of the concert. On a Wednesday night, at midnight, finding a free car in southern EUR isn't instant. If you're with friends, you can share the ride to a metro station.

How to get to Atlantico Live for Eugenio in Via Di Gioia

You get to Atlantico Live by metro B to EUR Fermi or Laurentina and then by bus to the Colombo/Pacifico stop, less than 200 meters from the venue. By car, from Via Cristoforo Colombo.

By metro

The nearest line B stations are EUR Fermi, on Viale America, and Laurentina, the end of the line. Both are between one and a half and two kilometers from the venue: at night, on foot, it's a long and not very pleasant walk. Better to get off at one of the two and continue above ground.

By bus

The nearest stop is Colombo/Pacifico, on Via Cristoforo Colombo. Oceano Atlantico/Colombo is a few hundred meters away. At EUR Fermi there's a terminal, and Laurentina is an interchange hub with surface lines. Check line numbers and Wednesday evening schedules on the day itself on the Rome public transportation journey planner.

By car

Colombo passes just over 100 meters from the venue and is the natural road from the center or from the Grande Raccordo Anulare. In the area there are surface parking lots, some public, others reserved for businesses and with limited hours: read the signs carefully, because a lot that closes early can leave your car locked inside. Alternatively there's the Laurentina park-and-ride lot, multistory and paid.

From the coast and the Pontina

If you're coming from the southern coast, the Pontina, which joins Colombo at EUR, is the most direct road: from there, Atlantico is one of the easiest Roman venues to reach.

Getting home

A concert that starts at 21:00 in a club ends late. On Wednesdays night runs are less frequent than on weekends: checking the last metro B before going in avoids unpleasant surprises.

Another well-known fact, and yet not often mentioned

It's known that Eugenio in Via Di Gioia went to Sanremo in 2020. It's less often remembered how it really went. The group was the first to perform on the first night of the Festival, with Tsunami, in the Nuove proposte section. The demographic jury, made up of 300 people, eliminated it in the head-to-head with Tecla Insolia. Three nights later, though, the band was given the "Mia Martini" critics' award, the most prestigious honor for those who don't win. A defeat at the vote and a win with the journalists: a fairly faithful summary of the group's career, always more loved by those who hear it live than by the charts.

Another well-known and rarely mentioned fact concerns its environmental commitment. With Lettera al prossimo, in 2019, the band turned a single's launch into a fundraiser to replant a forest damaged by Storm Vaia, with Federforeste and Coldiretti. The fundraiser closed in 10 days. Few Italian pop artists have tied a release so directly to a concrete action.

And more: in 2020 the song Perfetto uniformato became the theme of Giovanni Scifoni's web series La mia jungla on RaiPlay, while L'unico sveglio was already the theme of the series Involontaria. The Eugeni's music has had a second life on screen.

The right photo to take at Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico Live on November 25, 2026

The right photo at an Eugenio in Via Di Gioia concert isn't a close-up of the singer. It's the whole stage with the four musicians lined up, Emanuele Via's accordion in view and the room in front, at the moment the crowd sings the chorus of Tsunami or Giovani illuminati. It's an image that tells the band's story better than any portrait: a group playing together, in front of a crowd that joins in.

To get it, it's best to stand slightly raised, at the sides or at the back of the room, and wait for the best-known songs, when the lights open up on the whole stage. No flash: in a club it flattens the scene and bothers those in front.

The second photo to take is of the audience. The Club Tour promises a show written together with whoever is there: if the band comes down among the people or asks the room to join in, that's the moment to capture.

Outside, before going in, the Atlantico sign with the line of people waiting is the souvenir shot of the night. If you love urban photography, you'll find unexpected subjects in the wide, lit avenues of southern EUR at night. Then, though, the phone goes in your pocket: the Eugeni's songs are for singing, not filming.

The neighborhood around Atlantico: Fonte Ostiense, Torrino, EUR

Atlantico Live is in the southern part of Municipio IX, where Fonte Ostiense, Torrino and EUR meet along Via Cristoforo Colombo.

The writers' streets

The streets around the venue are named after 20th-century writers: Viale Cesare Pavese, Viale Ignazio Silone, Piazzale Elsa Morante, Largo Giuseppe Ungaretti, Via Carlo Emilio Gadda, Via Salvatore Quasimodo. An anthology spread across a residential neighborhood.

EUR

To the north begins EUR proper, with the Palazzo dello Sport just over a kilometer away, the EUR lake and the Square Colosseum. For an afternoon in the neighborhood before the concert there's the page EUR, what to see.

Green space and the abbey

Less than a kilometer from the venue begins the Laurentino Acqua Acetosa Nature Reserve, established in 1997. A bit farther, the Abbey of Tre Fontane is a reminder that this part of Rome isn't made only of the 20th century.

Some important events that happened here in history

The history of this corner of Rome is recent and you can read it in the buildings and street names. Atlantico Live is on the southern edge of EUR, the neighborhood named after the Esposizione Universale di Roma, planned in the late 1930s and never held because of the war.

The first event to remember is the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, the Square Colosseum, dated 1940, designed by Giovanni Guerrini, Ernesto La Padula and Mario Romano: the symbol of the neighborhood, about two and a half kilometers from the venue. The second concerns Romans' leisure: in 1953 the EUR Luna Park opened, closed on April 20, 2008 and reopened on October 27, 2016 as LunEur Park. For generations an evening at EUR meant amusement rides even before concerts. The third is the protection of green space, with the Laurentino Acqua Acetosa Reserve established in 1997.

For Eugenio in Via Di Gioia the Roman timeline is short but meaningful. In February 2018 a delayed Turin to Rome train became the stage for an improvised concert. In May 2019 the band played the May Day Concert in Piazza San Giovanni. In 2020 it went to Sanremo and brought home the critics' award. In 2025 the spring club tour sold out everywhere. On November 25, 2026, at Atlantico, the band returns to the capital with the tour that should take it back to its origins: the clubs, the sweat, the audience a meter from the stage.

Who has been part of Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico Live on November 25, 2026

On the Atlantico stage, on November 25, are Eugenio Cesaro, Emanuele Via, Paolo Di Gioia and Lorenzo Federici. Any opening acts or guests aren't listed in the official announcements for the date.

Behind the band's name, though, there's a long line of colleagues and encounters. Willie Peyote, guest on Selezione naturale and co-writer of Farò più rumore del ratatata. Francesca Michielin and Elio, on Amore e rivoluzione. Moglii, on A metà strada. Pinguini Tattici Nucleari and Kahbum, on Salvatore Aranzulla. Max Pezzali, Lo Stato Sociale, J Ax and many others in the collective project Una canzone come gli 883. Giancarlo Commare and Greta Ferro, stars of the video for Facciamo a metà. And Giovanni Scifoni, who chose Perfetto uniformato for La mia jungla.

In the same autumn, other names of Italian music play Atlantico: Ariete on November 7, Aiello on November 13, covered on the page on Aiello at Atlantico, Litfiba on December 2. Lined up, the program tells what Atlantico is today: the room where Rome hears Italian music before and after the arenas.

And, ideally, the street passes through too. A band born playing for passersby arrives in a club on the outskirts promising to return to that energy. It's the right setting.

Accessibility, age and practical tips

For information on accessibility at Atlantico Live and on spaces reserved for people with disabilities, it's best to contact the organizers before the night, at the contact details on the venue's official website.

Arriving without barriers

The metro B stations EUR Fermi and Laurentina are listed as wheelchair accessible, and the Laurentina park-and-ride has reserved spaces. Plan the last stretch: at night an accessible taxi is more reliable than a bus.

Age and teens

The Eugeni's audience spans generations: university students, people in their 30s, families who discovered them through Sanremo. Any age limits and rules for minors are set by the organizers and should be read in the ticket conditions. A standing concert, with high volume and ending late on a Wednesday, isn't designed for small children.

What to bring

ID, the ticket on a charged phone, a power bank, earplugs, a jacket for waiting outdoors. Small bags: in clubs the rules on backpacks and bulky items are often strict.

Where to eat before the concert

Around Atlantico Live the options are those of a suburban commercial area: the Euroma2 shopping center, about 300 meters away, and neighborhood spots along the nearby avenues.

Before the concert

My advice is to have dinner at least an hour before 21:00, something simple: a pizza, a plate of pasta, a well-made sandwich. If you're coming from the center you can eat along the way, in EUR, and cover the last stretch by bus.

After the concert

On Wednesday evenings, after 23:00, few kitchens are open on the outskirts. The evening hours of the shopping center spots vary: better to check beforehand and not count on dinner after the concert.

A concert at the end of November

Late November is the heart of the Roman club season: venues are full, the calendar is packed and the cold starts to be felt in the evening. On November 25 it gets dark early and waiting outside the entrance calls for a real jacket. If you're coming from out of town, you can spend the afternoon in EUR, with its 20th-century architecture, and the evening at the concert. In the same week the Club Tour stops in Perugia two days before and Molfetta two days after: for fans following the band, Rome is the last date before the finale.

Frequently asked questions about Eugenio in Via Di Gioia in Rome

When do Eugenio in Via Di Gioia play in Rome?

Eugenio in Via Di Gioia play in Rome on Wednesday, November 25, 2026 at 21:00 at Atlantico Live, Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D. It's the sixth of the seven dates of the Club Tour 2026, produced by A1 Concerti, which ends on November 27 at Eremo Club in Molfetta.

How much is the ticket for Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico?

The ticket for Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico costs 28.75 euros for the single standing area, including the presale fee, plus service fees for online purchase. You buy it on the authorized presale circuit named in the tour press release.

How do you get to Atlantico Live by public transportation?

You get to Atlantico Live by metro B to EUR Fermi or Laurentina and then by bus to the Colombo/Pacifico stop, less than 200 meters from the venue. Check lines and evening schedules on the Rome public transportation journey planner.

What are the dates of the Eugenio in Via Di Gioia Club Tour 2026?

The Eugenio in Via Di Gioia Club Tour 2026 stops in Bologna on November 16, Padua on the 17th, Florence on the 20th, Senigallia on the 21st, Perugia on the 23rd, Rome on the 25th at Atlantico and Molfetta on November 27. The tour is produced by A1 Concerti.

Where does the name Eugenio in Via Di Gioia come from?

The name Eugenio in Via Di Gioia combines the names of the three founders of the Turin band: Eugenio Cesaro, Emanuele Via and Paolo Di Gioia. The fourth member, Lorenzo Federici, gave his name to the first album in 2014.

What is the latest Eugenio in Via Di Gioia record?

The latest Eugenio in Via Di Gioia studio album is L'amore è tutto, released on March 21, 2025 by Carosello Records. The cycle closed with the single Facciamo a metà in December 2025. In 2026 Baciamoci came out.

Is the Eugenio in Via Di Gioia concert at Atlantico suitable for teens?

The Eugenio in Via Di Gioia concert at Atlantico is a standing show in a club, with high volume and ending late. Suitable for enthusiastic teenagers. Any age limits for minors are set by the organizers and listed in the ticket conditions.

Final advice on Eugenio in Via Di Gioia at Atlantico

In our view the Rome date of the Club Tour is worth the night even if you know the band only for Tsunami. Eugenio in Via Di Gioia were born on the street and give their best where the audience is close: Atlantico, on a Wednesday at the end of November, is the setting the press release itself promises, a club without barriers and a setlist that changes every night. My advice is to buy your ticket on the official circuit without waiting for the last days, eat early, arrive with the choruses in your head and plan your way home before going in. The band will do the rest, as it has for 13 years, turning every concert into a collective event.

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