Leon Faun Fase Rem Tour at Largo Venue, January 24, 2027
Leon Faun brings the Fase Rem Tour to Largo Venue in Rome on Sunday, January 24, 2027: doors open at 7 p.m. and the concert starts at 9. The Rome date, originally planned for October 21, 2026, was moved to January along with the whole tour, and tickets already bought remain valid. The venue is at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, near Largo Preneste, in the Pigneto area: you get there by metro line C, Pigneto or Malatesta stops, or by buses 81 and 412 to the Gattamelata stop. The ticket listed by the organizer's authorized reseller costs 25 euros, entry is restricted to those aged 16 and over. Tickets are bought on the presale network authorized by the organizer, ER Live, which is also the promoter of the evening.
Leon Faun in Rome: date, times and tickets
Leon Faun's concert in Rome is set for Sunday, January 24, 2027 at Largo Venue, with doors at 7 p.m. and the artist onstage at 9. It is the first stop of the tour, which then continues north.
The postponement from October to January
The Fase Rem Tour was announced in May 2026 with four dates in October: Milan on the 18th, Turin on the 19th, Rome on the 21st, Bologna on the 23rd. In September came the notice of the postponement to January 2027, attributed to the artist's professional commitments. The new dates are Rome on January 24, Turin at Hiroshima Mon Amour on the 27th, Milan at Magazzini Generali on the 28th, Bologna at Locomotiv Club on February 1. Anyone who already had a ticket for October 21 keeps it: it is valid for the new date.
The times of the evening
Doors open at 7 p.m., two hours before the start. It is a generous margin, designed for a Sunday: those who want to stand under the stage arrive at opening, those who prefer to have dinner first have all the time to do it in the neighborhood. The 9 p.m. start is the one given in the schedule published by the authorized reseller.
Price and age limits
The ticket costs 25 euros, single section. The event is listed as 16+, so younger kids do not get in even when accompanied: it is a rule of the venue and the organizer, to keep in mind before buying tickets for the whole family.
Fase Rem, the album Leon Faun brings live
Fase Rem is Leon Faun's third studio album, released on May 22, 2026 by Walkin' Records and The Orchard. It arrives two years after Leon, the 2024 record, and is built around the theme of dreaming.
Sleep as a metaphor
The official presentation describes Fase Rem as an emotional and personal journey exploring the unconscious, fragility and awareness, turning REM, the phase of sleep in which we dream, into a metaphor for change, rebirth and authenticity. It is a title that says a lot: for an artist who started out in fantasy settings, the shift from the imagined world to the dreamed one is a turn inward.
The three singles
The album was previewed by three singles. Polvere da sparo came out on October 17, 2025, Buia melodia on January 23, 2026, then Mon Amour. Three titles that, put in a row, tell the tone of the record: an explosion, a shadow, a declaration. They are the tracks the Roman audience knows better than the new work, and the ones where you can expect people to sing along.
What to expect live
The setlist has not been published. The tour presentation promises the tracks of the new project together with the most loved pieces of the repertoire, in an experience that moves through atmospheres suspended between dream and reality, darkness and awakening. In practice: Fase Rem at the center, and around it the titles that made Leon Faun known, from Oh cacchio to Occhi lucidi.
Who Leon Faun is: the biography
Leon Faun, born Leon de la Vallée, is a rapper and actor born in Fiumicino on May 7, 2001. Known early on as LYO, he is one of the most recognizable names of the new Italian rap scene, for a fantasy imagery that no colleague had taken so far.
A family of artists
The passion for music arrives very early, with Jimi Hendrix and Eminem, but above all at home. His father, Maurizio de la Vallée, was a musician, who died in 2019, his mother, Gaia Labiso, is an actress. At 12 Leon starts writing, and a few years later he finds himself in a group of artists from Fiumicino. There his musical career begins, with his childhood friend Duffy, a producer who will accompany him on every project.
The LYO years
The first tracks come out on YouTube in 2015, signed LYO. In 2016 he appears as an extra in Cosimo Alemà's film Zeta, Una storia hip-hop. In 2017 he releases the EP Endless, produced by Duffy, Thasup and Prince.wav, and the single Terabithia. They are the efforts of a 16-year-old, but already with a team of producers around him.
Leon Faun is born
In 2018 comes Animus, the first single signed Leon Faun, published as New Challenger on the YouTube channel of AAR Music. It is the beginning of the Cronache di Mairon (Chronicles of Mairon), a cycle of tracks produced by Duffy with artistic supervision by Eiemgei and accompanied by videos by Thaevil, which give visual form to the fantasy themes. The first chapter is Horia, in 2019 come Cioccorane and Primavera, the tracks that make him known, then Taboo, a sequel to Cioccorane.
Oh cacchio and the movies
At the end of 2019 comes Oh cacchio, a track that closes the first cycle of the Cronache di Mairon and is certified gold. It is the song that gives him the greatest visibility, to the point that director Claudio Cupellini chooses him as the lead of the film La terra dei figli, released in 2021. Leon de la Vallée shot that film without stunt doubles, a choice that says something about his approach to the actor's craft.
C'era una volta
In 2020 come Gaia, La follia non ha età and Occhi lucidi, also certified gold. On June 15, 2021 comes Camelot, and on June 25 the first album, C'era una volta, which enters the FIMI chart at number five. In the same year he collaborates with Izi on the track Flop, from the album Riot. In 2022 he is on Sogni matti, with Sick Luke and Drast, from the album X2, certified gold, and on Amelie by Dani Faiv. In May 2022 comes Pioggia, included in the digital reissue of the record.
Leon, the second album
In 2023 he releases the singles Vestito male and Profezia, on January 19, 2024 comes Anima, on March 15 Funerale mio, which previews the second album, Leon, released on March 22, 2024. The title, his given name, is already a signal: less Mairon, more autobiography. In September 2024 he appears on the deluxe edition of Empìria by the producer 3D, with Posa il mic.
The actor
The acting path runs in parallel. After Cupellini's La terra dei figli, Leon de la Vallée acts in Paolo Strippoli's Piove in 2022 and in 2024 has a role in the series Briganti. The postponement of the autumn tour, attributed to professional commitments, suggests that this double track is livelier than ever today.
The sound and imagery of Leon Faun
Leon Faun's rap is classed as alternative hip hop and even nerdcore, the strand that draws on video games, fantasy and pop culture. His signature is world-building, not street chronicle.
The Cronache di Mairon
Mairon is the imaginary kingdom that frames the first singles: a narrative cycle divided into chapters, with videos that complete the songs. It is a serial-novel idea applied to rap, and it worked: the audience followed the saga the way you follow a series.
From fantasy to the unconscious
With Leon in 2024 and now with Fase Rem the imagery shifts. The fantasy world gives way to the dream, the unconscious, fragility. It is a coherent evolution: the dream is the place where fantasy is born, and telling it means telling the source, no longer the product.
For those who don't know him
The advice for anyone arriving at the concert without knowing him is to listen first to Oh cacchio, Occhi lucidi and Polvere da sparo, in that order. In 20 minutes you get the journey: from the boy of Mairon to the adult of Fase Rem.
A curiosity about Leon Faun Fase Rem Tour at Largo Venue, January 24, 2027
The most interesting curiosity is about geography. Leon Faun was born in Fiumicino, and his career began in an artists' circle in that town, together with his childhood friend Duffy. The authorized reseller presents him as a Roman artist, and indeed for a kid from Fiumicino Rome is the reference city. But the Fase Rem Tour overturns the usual hierarchy of Italian tours, which almost always start from Milan: with the new January dates, the opening night is precisely the one at Largo Venue. The January 24 concert is therefore the first time Fase Rem is played live before an audience, and it happens some 30 kilometers from where it all began.
The second curiosity is in the name. Before becoming Leon Faun, the rapper signed as LYO, and under that name he released the 2017 EP Endless. The faun, a figure from mythology, fits well with the imagery of the Cronache di Mairon: a stage name that already sounds like a character.
The third concerns the date. Buia melodia, one of the singles from Fase Rem, came out on January 23, 2026. The Rome concert falls on January 24, 2027: a year and a day later.
Largo Venue, the concert venue
Largo Venue is a live music club carved out of a former industrial shed at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, between Pigneto and Via Prenestina, near Largo Preneste. The Rome city tourism portal presents it as an urban regeneration project dedicated to creativity, music and culture.
A shed given back to the city
The neighborhood portal describes the space as a place rescued from decay and recovered with greenery, creativity and culture. It is the story of many Roman music venues of recent years: where there were warehouses and workshops, stages and sound systems are now set up.
What it is like
Largo is a multipurpose space with a main hall built for live music, a large outdoor garden area and a bistro. The programming alternates international, national and Roman artists, clubbing, comedy, markets and meetings. In January the garden counts for little: the evening takes place entirely in the main hall.
Why it is the right hall
A club of this size is the natural setting for a tour that the official presentation wants intense and immersive. The audience is close to the stage, the voice arrives clear, and for a rapper who works a lot on atmosphere the short distance is an advantage. Those who have seen Leon Faun at an outdoor festival will find a more intimate concert here.
Contacts
The venue answers at 06 59875966 and at info@largovenue.com. The company that runs it is Prenestepop, based on Via Prenestina.
Something nobody tells you about Leon Faun Fase Rem Tour at Largo Venue, January 24, 2027
What few people say is that there are still many listings around with the old date. The tour was presented in May with Rome on October 21, 2026, and that date stayed for a long time on portals, calendars and aggregators. The October 21 concert did not take place: the Rome evening is Sunday, January 24, 2027. Anyone who bought a ticket for October does not need to do anything, because it remains valid for the new date, anyone who had marked the date in the fall has to move the appointment on the calendar.
The second thing concerns the age limit. The event is listed as 16+, and a good part of Leon Faun's audience, who grew up with the Cronache di Mairon, is the right age to get in, but not all of it. Parents thinking of giving a ticket to a 14- or 15-year-old child should know that ID may be asked for at the entrance.
The third is logistics. The concert falls on a Sunday night, in January. With the start at 9 p.m., you come out around 11, when Sunday public transport thins out. Organizing the way back before leaving, with metro line C or the night lines, avoids waiting in the cold.
The advice I give you for visiting Leon Faun Fase Rem Tour at Largo Venue, January 24, 2027
It is worth listening to Fase Rem in full, from start to finish, in the days before the concert. It is a record built as a journey, from darkness to awakening, and live it will be presented for the first time precisely in Rome: those who know the order of the tracks live the evening as a story, not as a sequence of songs. Add two or three older titles, Oh cacchio and Occhi lucidi first of all, and you are ready.
Second point: arrive when the doors open, at 7 p.m., if you want to stand near the stage. In a standing club, position is won early, and for an artist who works on voice and atmosphere, closeness matters. Those who prefer to listen calmly can aim instead for the middle of the room, in front of the sound engineer's desk, where the sound is mixed to sound its best.
Third point: dress in layers. In late January in Rome the evening can be cold, but inside a full club the temperature rises fast. A light coat to leave at the coat check and a T-shirt underneath are the right combination.
Finally, bring an ID: with a 16+ event it is essential for the younger ones, and useful for everyone anyway.
How to get to Largo Venue
Largo Venue is at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, near Largo Preneste, in the eastern quadrant of the city, Pigneto area, Municipio V. The area is served by metro line C and several bus lines.
By metro
The reference stops are Pigneto and Malatesta, on line C. From the center take metro line A to San Giovanni, change to C and get off at Pigneto or Malatesta, from there the venue is a few minutes' walk.
By bus
The stop given by the tourism portal is Gattamelata, served by lines 81 and 412. At night lines N12 and N28 pass the same stop: Sunday timetables should be checked on Rome's public transport information service before heading out.
By car
By car you arrive from Via Prenestina or Via Casilina. Parking on the residential streets of Pigneto is hard even on Sundays: if you drive, leave with time to spare.
By taxi
Rome's radio taxi answers at 060609. For the ride back after 11 p.m. it is best to book a few minutes before the end of the concert, especially in a group.
Another well-known fact, yet rarely mentioned
Almost all of his listeners know that Leon Faun is also an actor. Less often remembered is how it happened. It was not a casting designed for a famous rapper: it was the success of Oh cacchio, at the end of 2019, that brought him to the attention of Claudio Cupellini, who chose him as the absolute lead of La terra dei figli, the film released in 2021. A leading role, not a cameo, for an 18-year-old with no set experience, if you exclude the extra part a few years earlier in Zeta, Una storia hip-hop.
The second little-mentioned fact concerns the gold records. Oh cacchio and Occhi lucidi are certified gold, and so is Sogni matti, the track with Sick Luke and Drast. These are important numbers for an artist who built his fame outside the more commercial channels of rap, with a fantasy imagery far from the genre's dominant themes.
The third concerns the family. Leon's father, Maurizio de la Vallée, was a musician and died in 2019, the year of Oh cacchio. His mother, Gaia Labiso, is an actress. The son's double path, music and acting, mirrors the two paths of his parents.
The right photo to take at Leon Faun Fase Rem Tour at Largo Venue, January 24, 2027
The right photo at a concert like this is not the close-up. Fase Rem is a record about dreaming, and the tour presentation promises atmospheres suspended between darkness and awakening: the photo that tells the evening is the one where the stage light draws the artist's silhouette in the dark, with the room backlit. Stand a few meters behind the first rows, slightly to the side, and wait for the passages where the lights go down.
No flash: in clubs it flattens the lights and ruins exactly the effect that makes the shot interesting. Better a slightly blurred photo with the true colors of the stage than a sharp, flat one.
Outside, before going in, the entrance of Largo with the sign lit is the backdrop for the group photo, especially if you come with the friends you listened to the Cronache di Mairon with years ago. Then put the phone away. Three or four images are enough: the rest is to be listened to, and the most intense moments of a concert like this are those when the room sings together, something no video really captures.
One last photo is taken on the way out, if the audience lingers in front of the entrance: breath condensing in the January cold is a perfect image for an album called Fase Rem.
Pigneto and the surroundings of Largo Venue
Largo Venue is in the Pigneto quadrant, east of Termini station, between Via Prenestina and Via Casilina. It is a neighborhood of residential streets, bars, trattorias and cultural spaces, one of the centers of Rome's evening life.
Porta Maggiore
Toward the center you meet Porta Maggiore, the monumental gate where the ancient aqueducts converge. Nearby is the underground basilica of Porta Maggiore, one of the most singular monuments in the city, open only for scheduled visits.
San Lorenzo
To the north, beyond the railway, is San Lorenzo with the basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura. For those arriving in the afternoon, a walk between the two areas before the concert is a good way to get to know this part of Rome.
Toward the Casilina
Along the Casilina is the Mausoleum of Sant'Elena, farther southeast, reachable by metro line A, the Aqueducts Park, perfect for a walk on Sunday morning, in the clear January light.
Some important events that took place here in history
The history of Largo Venue is one of urban recovery. An industrial shed, in an area where Rome left warehouses and workshops for decades, was reopened as a cultural venue, with a hall built for live music, a garden, a bistro and a calendar alternating concerts, clubbing, comedy and markets. It is the path that in many European cities has turned productive areas into music districts.
Over time the space has built a program with international names, Italian bands and Roman artists, and with weekend dance nights by Latte Fresco. In fall 2026 it hosted, among others, Haken and The Lemon Twigs, two names of international rock.
For Leon Faun, January 24, 2027 is a stop on a path that began in 2015 with the first tracks on YouTube: in 2017 the EP Endless as LYO, in 2018 Animus and the start of the Cronache di Mairon, in 2019 Oh cacchio, in 2021 La terra dei figli and C'era una volta at number five on the chart, in 2024 Leon and the series Briganti, in 2026 Fase Rem. The Rome concert opens the tour of the third album: 10 years of career for an artist who is not yet 26.
How to plan the Sunday of Leon Faun's concert
Leon Faun's concert falls on a Sunday, with doors at 7 p.m. and the start at 9: a day that can be built calmly, even for those arriving from outside Rome.
Morning and afternoon
Those arriving in the city the same day can devote the morning to a walk in the Aqueducts Park, reachable by metro line A, and the early afternoon to Porta Maggiore and Pigneto. These are all areas connected by metro and tram, with no need for a car. In January the light fades early, around 5 p.m.: it is best to concentrate outdoor visits in the middle hours.
The evening, hour by hour
A reasonable schedule is this: around 6:30 p.m. a light dinner in Pigneto, at 7:30 entrance to Largo to take a position, at 9 the concert begins, around 11 you leave. Those arriving after 8 find the front rows already full, but the rest of the space is still comfortable for listening.
For those coming from outside Rome
For those arriving by train, from Termini metro line A takes you to San Giovanni, where you change to C. The return on Sunday night is the most delicate part: the last regional trains leave early, and those living far away would do well to book lodging nearby or arrange a ride with friends.
The tour in other cities
Those who cannot be in Rome on January 24 have three other chances: Turin at Hiroshima Mon Amour on January 27, Milan at Magazzini Generali on the 28th, Bologna at Locomotiv Club on February 1. They are all clubs of a size comparable to Largo, a choice consistent with the intimate character of the record. Rome, however, has the advantage of the opening night: the audience hears the show in its freshest form, before repetition smooths it.
Age, accessibility and practical information
Leon Faun's concert at Largo Venue is a 16+ event: below that age you do not get in. For information on the venue's accessibility and routes for people with disabilities, it is best to contact Largo directly at 06 59875966 or at info@largovenue.com.
What to bring
An ID, the ticket on a charged phone, a coat to leave at the coat check and, for sensitive ears, a pair of musician's earplugs, which lower the volume without erasing the sound.
January in Rome
In late January Roman evenings are cool, rarely freezing. It is the right season for an indoor concert and for a hot dinner beforehand, in a neighborhood trattoria.
Where to eat before the concert
With doors at 7 p.m. and the start at 9, there is plenty of time to have dinner first. Largo has an inside bistro, and for many dinner is settled there.
In Pigneto
Those who prefer to sit at a table find in Pigneto trattorias, pizzerias, osterias and bars in abundance, especially on the pedestrian streets around the metro line C stop. On Sunday night many venues are full of families and groups: it is best to book or dine early, around 7.
After the concert
After 11 on Sunday a few bars stay open in Pigneto, but kitchens close early. Those who want to eat afterward should aim for a pizza-by-the-slice place or plan ahead.
Who has passed through Leon Faun Fase Rem Tour at Largo Venue, January 24, 2027
On the stage of Via Biordo Michelotti steps Leon de la Vallée, known as Leon Faun. Behind him is the network of people who built his path. Duffy, the childhood friend from Fiumicino and producer of every project. Thasup and Prince.wav, co-producers of the 2017 EP Endless. Eiemgei, artistic supervisor of the Cronache di Mairon, and Thaevil, author of the videos that gave a face to that world. AAR Music, the channel that launched Animus in 2018 as New Challenger.
Then the colleagues of the collaborations: Izi, who wanted him on Flop in 2020, Sick Luke and Drast, partners on Sogni matti, Dani Faiv, with Amelie, the producer 3D, with Posa il mic. And the directors who brought him to the screen: Cosimo Alemà, Claudio Cupellini, Paolo Strippoli.
Largo Venue, for its part, has welcomed in recent years international, national and Roman artists, in line with the venue's approach. On January 24 it is the turn of a kid from Fiumicino who invented an imaginary world and now tells his own dreams. Presenting the evening is ER Live, promoter of the tour.
Frequently asked questions about Leon Faun in Rome
When does Leon Faun play in Rome?
Leon Faun plays in Rome on Sunday, January 24, 2027 at Largo Venue, with doors at 7 p.m. and the concert starting at 9. The date was originally planned for October 21, 2026 and was postponed along with the whole Fase Rem Tour. Rome is the first stop, followed by Turin, Milan and Bologna.
Are tickets for October 21 still valid?
Tickets bought for Leon Faun's October 21, 2026 concert remain valid for the new date of Sunday, January 24, 2027 at Largo Venue. There is no need to exchange them: just show up on the new date with the ticket you already have.
How much does a ticket for Leon Faun at Largo Venue cost?
A ticket for Leon Faun at Largo Venue costs 25 euros, according to the organizer's authorized reseller. It is bought on the presale network indicated by the promoter ER Live. The event is restricted to those aged 16 and over.
Where is Largo Venue and how do you get there?
Largo Venue is at Via Biordo Michelotti 2, near Largo Preneste, in the Pigneto area. You get there by metro line C, Pigneto or Malatesta stops, or by buses 81 and 412 to the Gattamelata stop. At night lines N12 and N28 run.
What will Leon Faun play on the Fase Rem Tour?
On the Fase Rem Tour Leon Faun plays live the tracks of the third album Fase Rem, released on May 22, 2026, together with the most loved pieces of the repertoire. The setlist has not been published, the singles of the new record are Polvere da sparo, Buia melodia and Mon Amour.
Is Leon Faun's concert suitable for teens?
Leon Faun's concert at Largo Venue is listed as a 16+ event, so it is open to teens aged 16 and over. Younger people cannot enter, even when accompanied. It is best to bring an ID.
Why was the Fase Rem Tour postponed?
Leon Faun's Fase Rem Tour was postponed from October 2026 to January 2027 because of the artist's professional commitments, as stated in the September notice. The new dates run from January 24 to February 1, 2027.
Our take on Leon Faun's concert
I would go to this concert for one precise reason: it is the first time Fase Rem is played live, and it happens in Rome, in a club where the audience is a few meters from the stage. The first dates of a tour are the most fragile and the most true, and a record about dreaming suits an intimate evening. Listen to the album in full, arrive when the doors open, bring an ID and plan the way back before you leave.
One last note for those who have followed Leon Faun since the days of Mairon: this is no longer the boy of the fantasy sagas, and the concert should not be lived with nostalgia. Fase Rem is the record of an adult artist looking inward. Go to hear who he has become, not to find who he was: that is how a Sunday evening in a club becomes a memory.
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