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Mobrici at Atlantico in Rome: 10 years of Avete ragione tutti, November 20 and 21, 2026

In short. Mobrici at Atlantico in Rome celebrates 10 years of «Avete ragione tutti», the first Canova album, with two concerts at Atlantico Live on Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, 2026, at Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D (00144…

Mobrici at Atlantico in Rome celebrates 10 years of «Avete ragione tutti», the first Canova album, with two concerts at Atlantico Live on Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, 2026, at Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D (00144 Rome), in the southern EUR area between Fonte Ostiense and Torrino. The date on the 21st, announced first in the press release from promoter Vivo Concerti, sold out in a few hours. The one on the 20th is the second date added in the same hall. By public transportation you take metro line B to EUR Fermi or Laurentina and then the ATAC buses that stop on Via Cristoforo Colombo at the Colombo/Pacifico stop, less than 200 meters from the venue. Prices are published by the authorized reseller named by the organizers. Tickets are sold only through the authorized presale network and at the official outlets listed by Vivo Concerti.

There are albums you listen to and albums you grow up with. «Avete ragione tutti», released in 2016, was for many young people of the time the soundtrack to years of university, love affairs and long nights. 10 years later Matteo Mobrici, who was that album's songwriter, voice and frontman, brings it back to the stage in full, before moving on to the songs of his solo career. It's a night for those who were there, and for those who found those songs later. In a club like Atlantico, an album played from start to finish is the most honest form of concert there is.

Image of Atlantico Live from the official Facebook page
An image of Atlantico Live, from the official Facebook page.

Mobrici at Atlantico: the essentials

There are two Mobrici concerts for 10 years of «Avete ragione tutti», on Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, 2026 at Atlantico Live in Rome, produced by Vivo Concerti. The date on the 21st is listed as sold out.

The dates

The official press release announced a single date, Saturday, November 21. According to the music press, the 21st sold out in a few hours and a second date was added on Friday, November 20, in the same hall. The run then continues in Milan, on Wednesday, December 2, at Fabrique. Three nights in all, separate from the summer tour.

The time

The start time is printed on the ticket and on the ticketing network page. For a concert in a Roman club, doors usually open about an hour before the start: arrive early to pick your spot.

The venue

Atlantico Live is at number 271/D on Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico, postal code 00144, in Municipio IX. It's a club with a standing audience and a short distance between stage and floor: the right size for a concert that lives on sing-alongs and songs sung by everyone.

Presale

Presales for the 21st opened online on Wednesday, September 2 at 14:00 and at authorized outlets on Monday, September 7 at 10:00. The promoter reminds you to buy only through the official networks listed in its press releases, and takes no responsibility for tickets bought elsewhere.

What happens on stage: Avete ragione tutti played in full

On both nights at Atlantico, Mobrici plays «Avete ragione tutti», the first Canova album released in 2016, in full, and then continues with the songs that came in the following years, with some longtime friends on stage.

The album from start to finish

The press release is clear: the album will be played in full, letting the songs do their work. Playing an album in full, in order or nearly so, is a deliberate choice. You don't just pick the best-known tracks: you retrace a story. For an audience that knows that album by heart, it's a chance to hear the less famous tracks too, the ones that hadn't been heard live in years.

Then the rest of the story

After the album, the concert continues with the songs of his later career: the three solo albums, from «Anche le scimmie cadono dagli alberi» in 2021 to «Supernova» in 2026. It's the passage from the band to the singer-songwriter, and the evening stages it in chronological order.

Friends on stage

Mobrici has announced that lifelong friends will be on stage, without naming names. The press confirms that the guests haven't been announced. Those who know his story can guess, but the rule is not to count on it and enjoy the surprise.

The artist's words

In the press release Mobrici calls «Avete ragione tutti» «the most important album of my life», and announces a night of singing at the top of your lungs. It's an explicit invitation: you don't go to Atlantico to listen in silence.

Avete ragione tutti: the 2016 album

«Avete ragione tutti» is the first album by Canova, released in 2016, the band of which Matteo Mobrici was songwriter, singer and frontman, one of the cult groups of the Italian independent scene of those years.

A generational portrait

The press release describes it as the snapshot of an age when it seemed you had everything ahead of you and, at the same time, didn't know which way to go. Inside are the love affairs that don't work out, friendships, nights that go on too long, melancholy, the urge to leave and the urge to stay. Simple things, told without the need for big words: it's still the key to Mobrici's songwriting today.

The independent scene

2016 was an important year for Italian independent music, what the press calls indie pop: a generation of bands and singer-songwriters who went from small clubs to arenas in a few years. Canova were fully part of it. Their debut album spread through word of mouth, club shows and online listening, and became a coming-of-age album for many.

The second album and Sanremo

After their debut, Canova released a second album, «Vivi per sempre», in 2019, and took part in the 2020 Sanremo Festival. In July 2020 the group broke up. «Avete ragione tutti» remains the album the band is most tied to in the public's memory, and it's the one Mobrici chose to celebrate.

Who Mobrici is: the biography

Matteo Mobrici is a singer-songwriter born in Legnano on March 23, 1989, founder and frontman of Canova from 2013 to 2020 and then a solo artist, with three albums released between 2021 and 2026.

From drummer to singer-songwriter

Musically, Mobrici started out as a drummer. At 14 he switched to guitar and began writing songs. He lives in Milan. He plays vocals, guitar and keyboards, and his songwriting moves between singer-songwriter tradition and pop, with small, autobiographical stories that listeners feel as their own.

Canova

In 2013 he founded Canova, becoming its frontman. With the band he released two albums, «Avete ragione tutti» in 2016 and «Vivi per sempre» in 2019, and took the stage at the 2020 Sanremo Festival. In 2018 he also tried his hand at prose: he published «Dieci personaggi in cerca di vodka» with Rizzoli, a title that plays on Pirandello. In July 2020 the band broke up.

The solo debut

In February 2021 his first solo single came out, «20100», which carries Milan's postal code in its title. In July 2021 he took the stage at the Giffoni Film Festival with Gazzelle. After signing with Virgin, in November 2021 he released his first solo album with Maciste Dischi, «Anche le scimmie cadono dagli alberi». Singles from that year include «Scende», with Gazzelle, and «Povero cuore», with Brunori Sas.

2022 and the Primo Maggio

In spring 2022 he took the tour «Anche le scimmie vanno in tour 2022» around Italy and played the big Primo Maggio concert in Rome. The same year saw «Stavo pensando a te», a cover of the Fabri Fibra song with Fulminacci, and a single whose title means something precise to a Roman: «Luci del Colosseo».

Gli anni di Cristo

On March 31, 2023 his second album came out, «Gli anni di Cristo», a title that alludes to the author's age of 33. Singles from the period include «Piccola» and «Figli del futuro», and the same year Mobrici was a guest on «Iperfelice» by Management.

Supernova

On January 30, 2026 his third album came out, «Supernova», which the promoter's press release presents as an artistic and personal turning point. It was preceded by «Con la lingua», in November 2025, and «Astri», a January 2026 single written with Calcutta. In March 2026 Mobrici returned to the stage with a concert at Alcatraz in Milan, then with the Supernova Summer Tour at summer festivals.

Mobrici's 2026: from Supernova to Atlantico

Mobrici's 2026 opened with the album «Supernova» in January, continued with Alcatraz in Milan in March and the Supernova Summer Tour in the summer, and closes with the three nights for 10 years of «Avete ragione tutti».

The Supernova Summer Tour

The summer run, produced by Vivo Concerti, stopped in Alberobello on July 25, Rimini on the 31st, Volterra on August 1, Trento on August 29 and Mantua on the 30th. It was his steady return to the stage after Alcatraz, with tracks from the new album alongside the better-known ones.

Rome in September

On September 12 Mobrici was on the bill of the Jova Summer Party at the Circus Maximus. Two months later he returns to the city with a concert all his own, in a smaller hall and with a different repertoire.

A different night

The press release insists on this point: the concerts for «Avete ragione tutti» are special nights, separate from the summer tour. You won't hear the festival set list, but an album from 10 years ago and the path that followed it. If you saw Mobrici in the summer, you'll find a different concert.

A curious fact about Mobrici, 10 years of Avete ragione tutti at Atlantico Live, November 20 and 21, 2026

The best curious fact is in the titles. Mobrici's first solo single is called «20100», which is the old postal code of Milan, the city where he lives. His first book is called «Dieci personaggi in cerca di vodka», an ironic tribute to Pirandello's theater. His second album, «Gli anni di Cristo», came out when the author was 33. The third is called «Supernova», and the single that preceded it «Astri». Mobrici builds his titles like small riddles: there's almost always a fact from his life behind them.

The second curious fact concerns Rome. In 2022 Mobrici released a single titled «Luci del Colosseo», and the same year he played the big Primo Maggio concert in Piazza San Giovanni. A singer-songwriter born in Lombardy, who lives in Milan, has a recurring bond with Rome: the Primo Maggio, the Jova Summer Party at the Circus Maximus in September, and now the choice to celebrate his most important album in Rome, before Milan. The two Rome nights come before the Milan one on December 2.

The third concerns speed. The November 21 date sold out within a few hours of tickets going on sale. For an album from 10 years ago, by a band that hasn't existed since 2020, it's a clear signal: the Canova audience never went away.

Atlantico Live, the venue for the Mobrici concerts

Atlantico Live is at Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D, in Municipio IX, just over 100 meters from Via Cristoforo Colombo and about 300 meters from the Euroma2 shopping center. The venue's page is Atlantico Live Club.

Where it is

Number 271 on Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico houses several businesses, and the venue is at 271/D. The area is Fonte Ostiense, on the border with EUR and Torrino. The easiest reference point is the intersection of Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico and Via Cristoforo Colombo. On the other side of the Colombo runs Viale dell'Oceano Pacifico, with Euroma2.

A club, not an arena

Atlantico is a hall for concerts and club nights, with a program that ranges from live shows to DJ sets. The distance between stage and audience is short, the audience stands, and the acoustics of an enclosed hall give body to the voice. For a concert built on collective singing it's the right size: in a club you hear the crowd singing, and you see it.

Atlantico's autumn

The autumn program is packed. On October 31 Willie Peyote plays, on November 13 Aiello, on December 2 Litfiba, then Madame. Mobrici sits in the middle of a season of singer-songwriters, rap and rock.

Something nobody tells you about Mobrici, 10 years of Avete ragione tutti at Atlantico Live, November 20 and 21, 2026

What almost nobody says about a second date is that the two nights aren't the same. The original date, the Saturday one, was bought in the first few hours by people waiting for the announcement: the most loyal audience, the ones who know the album by heart. Friday also draws people who came later, who decided calmly, who discovered the songs later. It's not a written rule, but regular concertgoers know it: the added second date often has a more mixed audience, and sometimes a more surprising one.

The second thing concerns tickets. With a sold-out date, offers inevitably appear on social media and in messaging groups. The promoter says it clearly in the press release: it takes no responsibility for tickets bought outside the official networks. The rule is simple: if an offer comes from a stranger and asks for a bank transfer, the answer is no. If you didn't get a spot on Saturday, Friday is the legitimate route.

Third thing: getting home. On Friday and Saturday nights the city is livelier, but public transportation in the southern outskirts doesn't run as often as in the center. If you're leaving Atlantico at the end of the concert, know beforehand how you'll get home.

Getting to Atlantico Live for Mobrici

You get to Atlantico Live by metro line B and a bus, or by car from Via Cristoforo Colombo. The nearest ATAC stops are Colombo/Pacifico, less than 200 meters away, and Oceano Atlantico/Colombo.

By metro

The nearest line B stations are EUR Fermi, on Viale America, and Laurentina, the end of the line. As the crow flies both are between one and a half and two kilometers from the venue: on foot, at night, the walk is long and not very pleasant. It's best to take the metro to one of the two stations and then the bus. Both stations are listed as wheelchair accessible.

By bus

The nearest stop is Colombo/Pacifico, on Via Cristoforo Colombo. Oceano Atlantico/Colombo is a little farther. At EUR Fermi there's a bus terminal in Piazza della Stazione Enrico Fermi, and at Laurentina a hub connecting with surface lines. Check evening lines and times on the ATAC journey planner on the day.

By car

Via Cristoforo Colombo passes just over 100 meters from the venue and is the natural road if you're coming from the center or from the Grande Raccordo Anulare. The area has surface parking lots, some public, others reserved for store customers and with limited hours: reading the signs is a must. If you want to avoid traffic, you can leave the car in the ATAC park-and-ride at Laurentina, multistory and paid, and continue by bus.

Getting back

Before going out, check the time of the last metro line B train and of the night lines. In a group, a shared taxi to the metro or home is often the most relaxed solution. Plan your way back before you go in.

My advice for attending Mobrici, 10 years of Avete ragione tutti at Atlantico Live, November 20 and 21, 2026

My advice is simple and clear: listen to «Avete ragione tutti» again in full, from start to finish, in the days before the concert. Not in bits, not on shuffle: all of it, the way you listened to it in 2016. That's exactly what will happen on stage, and arriving with the album in your head means you can sing the lesser-known tracks too, which on a night like this are often the most moving. Then add «Supernova», to recognize the songs in the second part.

Second piece of advice: if you don't have a ticket for Saturday, get Friday without thinking too much. The announced repertoire is the same, the hall is the same, and a Friday night at Atlantico has its own energy. Chasing a ticket for the 21st on unofficial channels is a risk not worth taking.

Third piece of advice, a practical one: arrive early and travel light. In a club your position matters more than in an arena, because there are no tiered seats. A layer you can hold in your hand, your ID, a charged phone. In late November the evening is cold, but inside a packed club it's hot, and the cloakroom isn't always fast.

Last piece of advice: come with the friends you used to listen to that album with. It's a night built for getting back together.

Tickets for Mobrici at Atlantico in Rome

Tickets for Mobrici at Atlantico are sold only through the presale network authorized by the organizers and at the official outlets. The November 21 date is listed as sold out, while for the added date on the 20th the press reports tickets available.

Where to buy them

The reference point is the website of Vivo Concerti, the promoter, which links to the official network. Presales for the first date opened online on September 2 at 14:00 and at outlets on September 7 at 10:00.

Prices

Prices are published by the authorized reseller named by the organizers and vary by ticket type. Check them on the event page before buying, and be wary of any figure circulating elsewhere.

What to avoid

Avoid people selling on social media, those who ask for payment by bank transfer or top-ups, and those who can't prove the ticket comes from an official channel. A named ticket in someone else's name can be refused at the entrance.

Another well-known fact, yet one that is rarely mentioned

It's well known that Mobrici was the frontman of Canova. It's less often mentioned that he was also its songwriter: the songs on «Avete ragione tutti» are his, and the press release names him as the band's songwriter, singer and frontman. This explains why he can bring that album back to the stage on his own today, under his own name, without it sounding like a nostalgia operation: he's singing again songs he wrote himself.

A second rarely mentioned fact concerns his start as a drummer. Before writing songs, Mobrici played drums. He switched to guitar and songwriting at 14. If you listen closely to his songs, you hear the attention to the rhythm of words, to meter, to how a phrase falls on the beat. It's a legacy of those years behind the drums.

The third fact concerns collaborations. Within a few years Mobrici has sung with Gazzelle, with Brunori Sas, with Fulminacci, has written with Calcutta, and has been a guest of Management. These are the names of a generation of singer-songwriters who know each other, hang out together and share stages. The friends announced for Atlantico could come from there, but no names have been given: better to wait for the night.

Accessibility, age and practical information at Atlantico

For the Mobrici concerts at Atlantico, information on accessibility, minimum age and house rules is what the promoter, Vivo Concerti, and the venue have announced. Check it before you set out.

People with disabilities

The accreditation procedure and the availability of dedicated spaces depend on the organizer. The advice is to contact the promoter well in advance, explaining your needs. The line B metro stations of EUR Fermi and Laurentina are listed as wheelchair accessible. For the last stretch, at night, an adapted taxi is safer than a bus.

With teens

The rules of the promoter and the venue apply to minors' admission. A standing concert in a club, at night, is suitable for teens aged 14 and up, accompanied. The audience for this night, however, will be largely people in their thirties who listened to the album in high school or at university.

What to bring

In a club it's best to travel light: no large backpacks, no umbrellas, nothing that might be challenged at the entrance. A charged phone, an ID and little else. If it rains, a hooded raincoat is better than an umbrella you might have to leave outside.

The right photo to take at Mobrici, 10 years of Avete ragione tutti at Atlantico Live, November 20 and 21, 2026

The right photo, at Atlantico, isn't taken during the concert. In a dark club a phone almost always gives grainy, backlit images, and a raised arm blocks the view for those behind. That said, there are three photos that are worth the night.

The first is the ticket next to your copy of «Avete ragione tutti», if you have the album in physical form: a vinyl or a CD bought 10 years ago, with the ticket for the concert that celebrates it. Take it at home, before going out. In a few years it will be the most precious keepsake of the night.

The second is your friends. A night like this is lived as a group: the photo to take is the one with the people you listened to the album with, in line at the entrance or at the bar before the start. You forget the stage, not the faces.

The third, if you really want to photograph the stage, should be taken in the first few minutes, when the lights come up on the band and the first song starts. A single image, without flash, then the phone back in your pocket. The rest is for singing.

If you want an image of Rome tied to the night, the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, lit up in the evening, is about two and a half kilometers away: a stop before the concert gives you the most Roman photo of the day.

The neighborhood around Atlantico: Fonte Ostiense, Torrino and EUR

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

The poets' 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. For the concert of a singer-songwriter who has also written a book, a walk among these street signs before going in makes sense.

EUR nearby

North of the venue, EUR proper begins. The EUR Lake is about one and a half kilometers away, the Palazzo dello Sport just over a kilometer. For a daytime visit there's the guide EUR: what to see in Rome's rationalist district.

The green of the reserve

Less than a kilometer away begins the Laurentino Acqua Acetosa Nature Reserve, a protected area established in 1997. It's not a destination for the evening of the concert, but if you arrive in Rome the day before it's a quiet walk.

The same weekend

On the same days, November 20 to 22, the Nuvola at EUR hosts the art fair Roma Arte in Nuvola. If you're coming from outside Rome for Mobrici, you can spend the afternoon among galleries and installations and the evening at Atlantico.

Some important events that happened here in history

The history of this corner of Rome is recent and can be read in the buildings and street names. Atlantico Live is on the southern edge of EUR, the district named after the Esposizione Universale di Roma, on the border with Fonte Ostiense and Torrino.

The first event to remember is the construction of the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, dated 1940, designed by Giovanni Guerrini, Ernesto La Padula and Mario Romano. At 68 meters high over seven floors, it carries at the top the famous inscription about a people of poets, artists, heroes, saints, thinkers, scientists, navigators and migrants. It's the symbol of the district, about two and a half kilometers from the venue.

The second concerns entertainment. In 1953 the EUR amusement park, LunEur, opened. It closed on April 20, 2008 and reopened in 2016 as LunEur Park, on Via delle Tre Fontane. For generations of Romans an evening at EUR meant rides even before concerts.

The third is the protection of green space: in 1997 the Laurentino Acqua Acetosa Nature Reserve was established, protecting a piece of Roman countryside among the built-up neighborhoods. And less than three kilometers away the Abbey of Tre Fontane, entrusted to the Trappists, is a reminder that this part of Rome isn't made only of the 20th century.

The venue's recent history is one of concerts: in November 2026 come the two nights in which an album from 10 years ago is played in full again, in front of an audience that knows it by heart.

Where to eat before and after the Mobrici concert

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

Early dinner

A standing concert, in a club: have dinner beforehand, calmly, and without overdoing it. The advice is to eat at least an hour before doors open, something simple, a pizza, a plate of pasta. If you're coming from the center you can have dinner along the way, at EUR, and cover the last stretch by bus.

The shopping center

Euroma2 is the nearest reference point. Evening hours vary by day and by individual business: check them on the center's website. On Friday and Saturday evenings it's crowded, but for a group of friends it remains the simplest option.

After the concert

On Friday and Saturday nights finding something open after a concert is easier than during the week, but in the outskirts it's not a given. If you want to stay out late, head to neighborhoods with a longer nightlife, like Ostiense or Testaccio, reachable on metro line B.

Who has passed through Atlantico, the venue of Mobrici, 10 years of Avete ragione tutti, November 20 and 21, 2026

Who passes through Atlantico in autumn 2026 is told by the venue's calendar: a club that in a few weeks hosts rap, singer-songwriters, pop and rock, and serves as the Rome stop for many of the season's most followed tours. In October Fat Freddy's Drop came through, J-Ax with two nights, Sayf with the last date of his tour, Artie 5ive, Willie Peyote. In November come Ariete, Aiello, Mobrici, 22simba, on December 2 Litfiba with the original lineup, then Madame.

Lined up, these names tell you what Atlantico is today: the hall where Rome listens to artists whose audience is too big for a small venue and whose identity is too precise for an arena. Mobrici has a special place in this list. He's the only one bringing to the stage an album from 10 years ago played in full, as Litfiba will do in December, celebrating their own history with their original lineup. Two different ways of looking back, two weeks apart, on the same stage.

Through Mobrici's songs the other members of Canova also pass in spirit, the bandmates with whom «Avete ragione tutti» was recorded, along with the musicians he has shared stages with over the years: Gazzelle, Brunori Sas, Fulminacci, Calcutta, Management. Which of these friends will actually take the stage at Atlantico you'll only find out in the hall. What's certain is that for two nights, a piece of the last 10 years of Italian independent music passes through here.

How to plan the Mobrici night in Rome

A Mobrici night at Atlantico is planned in three stages: arriving with time to spare, the concert, and a way home planned before going in.

From Rome

If you live in the city you have two routes. The first: metro line B to EUR Fermi or Laurentina, then a bus to Via Cristoforo Colombo. The second: drive to the Laurentina park-and-ride, and from there a bus or taxi.

From outside Rome

If you arrive by train, get off at Termini and take metro line B toward Laurentina: the line takes you straight to the southern area. If you're staying overnight, a hotel in EUR or near a line B stop is more convenient. On Saturday after the concert, returning by train the same day isn't realistic if you've come from far away.

In a group

For a group of friends the golden rule is a meeting point outside the venue and a set time. Inside a packed club you lose each other in a moment, and your phone doesn't always get a signal.

Private tours and experiences

For corporate groups, organized trips or V.I.P. evenings built around a concert, with transfers, dinner and a guided tour of the neighborhood on the same day, you can contact Tour Leader Pro.

Frequently asked questions about Mobrici at Atlantico

When does Mobrici play in Rome in 2026?

Mobrici plays in Rome on Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, 2026 at Atlantico Live, Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D, for 10 years of «Avete ragione tutti». The 21st was announced first and sold out. The 20th is the second date in the same hall.

Are there still tickets for Mobrici at Atlantico?

For Mobrici at Atlantico, the Saturday, November 21 date is listed as sold out, while for the added Friday the 20th the press reports tickets available. They're sold only through the presale network authorized by the organizers and at the official outlets listed by Vivo Concerti.

What will Mobrici play at Atlantico?

At Atlantico Mobrici will play «Avete ragione tutti», the first Canova album released in 2016, in full, and will then continue with the songs of his solo career. Longtime friends are announced on stage, but their names haven't been released.

Who is Mobrici?

Mobrici is Matteo Mobrici, a singer-songwriter born in Legnano in 1989, founder and frontman of Canova from 2013 to 2020. As a solo artist he has released three albums: «Anche le scimmie cadono dagli alberi» in 2021, «Gli anni di Cristo» in 2023 and «Supernova» in 2026.

Where is Atlantico Live in Rome?

Atlantico Live is at Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D, 00144 Rome, in Municipio IX, between Fonte Ostiense, Torrino and EUR. The venue is just over 100 meters from Via Cristoforo Colombo and about 300 meters from the Euroma2 shopping center.

How do you get to Atlantico by public transportation?

You get to Atlantico Live on metro line B to EUR Fermi or Laurentina, then an ATAC bus to the Colombo/Pacifico stop, less than 200 meters from the venue, or to Oceano Atlantico/Colombo. Check evening lines and times on the ATAC planner.

Does Mobrici have other dates after Rome?

After the two Rome nights at Atlantico, Mobrici takes 10 years of «Avete ragione tutti» to Milan, on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, at Fabrique. There too the album will be played in full, before the songs of his solo career.

The final advice is simple: listen to the whole album again the week before, call the people you listened to it with 10 years ago, and if Saturday is sold out, get Friday with no regrets. An album played from start to finish, in a club, with the whole room singing: it's the best way to celebrate a birthday.

Article written by the editorial team of Tour Leader Pro, contact them for Private/Corporate/V.I.P. Tours and Experiences.

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Event DateNovember 20, 2026 to November 21, 2026
AddressAtlantico Live, Viale dell'Oceano Atlantico 271/D, 00144 Roma Eur, Roma, Roma Città
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