Valle Paradiso Present L’Anima at Wishlist Club, November 6, 2026

On Friday, November 6, 2026 Valle Paradiso, a Roman band, present their first album, L'Anima, live at Wishlist Club: the sales page gives doors at 21:00, the evening opening at 21:30 with Samuele Cyma and the Valle Paradiso concert at 22:00. Wishlist Club is at Via dei Volsci 126/b, in the San Lorenzo neighborhood, about a kilometer and a half as the crow flies from Termini station, reachable on foot in about 20 minutes or by trams 3 and 19 to Piazzale del Verano. The ticket costs 11 euros and is sold on the authorized presale circuit indicated by the club, which presents the evening. The event is for adults only.

It's a celebration night for a young band: the release party, the night when a debut album leaves the rehearsal room and meets its audience. In our opinion it's the kind of concert that best tells the story of musical life in San Lorenzo, where small clubs have been the training ground for the city's bands for decades.

Valle Paradiso at Wishlist Club: the night of November 6

The release party for L'Anima at Wishlist Club is scheduled for Friday, November 6, 2026: doors at 21:00, Samuele Cyma on stage at 21:30, Valle Paradiso at 22:00, according to the lineup published on the sales page.

An album presented live

The official description is short and clear: Valle Paradiso present their first album live. The poster for the evening repeats it in different words, the first album live at Wishlist Club, and shows the band in a field of dry grass, below a village on top of a hill.

The guests

The sales page lists Samuele Cyma as the opener, at 21:30. The official poster also names Sofia Ara among the guests. The order and length of the sets, beyond the two times given, are not published.

Presented by the club

The evening is presented by Wishlist Roma, that is, by the club itself. It's a common formula for the city's bands: the venue provides the room, the band brings the album and its audience, and the night becomes a party more than a scheduled concert.

Who Valle Paradiso are

Valle Paradiso are a Roman band that presents itself on its own channels as dream rock from Rome and, elsewhere, as psych rock: L'Anima is their first album, announced for November 2026.

A debut band

On its social profiles the band announces the release of its first album in November and names Paranoie as the first single. The November 6 release party is therefore the first big public event with the album. A longer official biography has not been published, and the names of the members don't appear in the description of the evening.

The poster

The official poster shows four young men in a summer field, with a village on the hill behind them and the countryside opening toward the plain. It's an image that says a lot about the title: L'Anima ("The Soul"), an album that promises landscapes more than slogans.

Dream rock and psych rock

The two labels chosen by the band, dream rock and psych rock, point to music made of reverb-drenched guitars, expansive atmospheres, voices immersed in the sound rather than pushed to the front. These are languages that have a lively scene in Rome, especially in the clubs of San Lorenzo and Pigneto, where young bands find rooms of the right size.

L'Anima, the first Valle Paradiso album

L'Anima is the first album by Valle Paradiso, announced by the band for November 2026 and presented live at Wishlist Club on November 6.

The title

The title is a single word, ancient and demanding. The choice to open their discography with L'Anima declares the ambition of the project: a debut album that doesn't want to be a business card, but a work with an idea at its center.

Paranoie, the first single

The band names Paranoie as the first single released. If you want to prepare for the evening you can start there: it's the song with which Valle Paradiso chose to introduce themselves.

The tracklist

The album tracklist and the set list for the evening are not published. For a release party the rule is almost always the same: the album played in full or nearly, perhaps in the studio order, with a few extra songs for the encore. Confirmation only comes on the night itself.

How to prepare to listen

For an album nobody has yet heard in full, the best preparation is curiosity. The single Paranoie gives an idea of the sound, and the rest is discovered in the room, song after song, as happened at concerts before every song was available online on its release day.

What a release party is

A release party is the evening with which a band celebrates the release of an album, playing it live in front of its audience, often in its hometown and in a club that watched it grow.

A party more than a concert

At a release party the audience is made up of friends, fellow musicians, other bands, and people who discovered the band through its first singles. The atmosphere is different from that of a touring concert: warmer, louder, with the bar crowded until the last song.

The merch table

At these nights bands often sell the album, on vinyl or another physical format, and T-shirts. A merch table on November 6 has not been announced, and if you collect records by Roman bands it's a good idea to bring some cash.

Why go

If you follow emerging music, a release party is the chance to hear a band at the exact moment its first work goes public. In a few years, if the band grows, it will be the night you can tell people about.

Samuele Cyma and Sofia Ara, the guests of the evening

Opening the Valle Paradiso night is Samuele Cyma, listed at 21:30 in the lineup on the sales page, and the poster also names Sofia Ara among the guests.

Samuele Cyma

Samuele Cyma is the official opening act of the release party. No biography is published in the description of the evening. My advice is to arrive for his set: at San Lorenzo club nights the opener is often when you discover new names.

Sofia Ara

Sofia Ara appears among the guests on the official poster, but not in the lineup with times. Her role in the evening, a set of her own or a guest spot in the Valle Paradiso concert, is not specified.

Wishlist Club in San Lorenzo

Wishlist Club is a small venue at Via dei Volsci 126/b, in San Lorenzo, which the Roma Capitale tourism portal presents as an eclectic club for listening to indie rock.

The street

Via dei Volsci is one of the liveliest streets in San Lorenzo for culture and nightlife. Next to Wishlist are Zweigstelle Capitain, at number 128, and Props, at 133, further along, at 159, Esc Atelier, and on nearby Via dei Reti Galleria Gilda Lavia. On Friday nights the street is packed.

The size

Wishlist is an intimate club: the audience is a few meters from the stage and the sound comes straight at you. For a debut band it's the ideal room for a release party: small enough to fill up, real enough to feel like a concert.

What a night at Wishlist is like

No armchairs and no theater cloakroom: you walk in, get a drink at the bar, stand wherever you like. Between sets the audience spills out into the street and the evening continues on the sidewalk of Via dei Volsci. The venue's page is Wishlist Club.

The fall program

In the weeks around the release party Wishlist hosted Crocodiles on October 26 and hosts The Pischellis, Gattari e Canare on November 13 and The Howlers on November 20.

A club for the city's bands

The Wishlist program alternates international names and Roman acts, and the nights presented by the club itself are often those of local bands. For a debut lineup, playing on Via dei Volsci means performing in the same room where, in the surrounding weeks, touring bands from half the world pass through: a concrete way of entering the city's scene, in front of an audience that goes to clubs to discover new music more than to hear names they already know.

Tickets for Valle Paradiso at Wishlist Club

The ticket for the Valle Paradiso release party at Wishlist Club costs 11 euros, according to the sales page indicated by the club, and the event is for adults only.

The price

11 euros for a night with three names on the bill is the typical price of San Lorenzo clubs. The sales page presents the figure as the final price, with no costs added at checkout.

Adults only

The sales page states that the event is 18+. Bring an ID: in clubs your age may be checked at the door.

Where to buy

Tickets are sold on the authorized presale circuit indicated by the club, where they are stored digitally on your phone. Availability at the door on the night is not stated.

San Lorenzo, Valle Paradiso's neighborhood for one night

San Lorenzo is urban zone 3B of Rome's Municipio II, between the Aurelian Walls at Porta Tiburtina and the Verano cemetery, and takes its name from the Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura.

A neighborhood born with the railroad

Until the mid-19th century, outside the walls there were fields, the basilica and the first core of the Verano. In 1865 the San Lorenzo freight yard opened, in 1879 the steam tramway to Tivoli, and between 1884 and 1888 houses were built for railroad workers, laborers and craftsmen.

The streets of the Italic peoples

In 1887 a resolution gave the neighborhood's streets the names of the peoples of ancient Italy: the Volsci, the Equi, the Sabelli, the Marsi, the Reti. Via dei Volsci, where the club is, is named after one of them.

The students' neighborhood

North of the neighborhood, the Sapienza university campus, the Città universitaria, was built in the 1930s. Today San Lorenzo is Rome's main university neighborhood, with pubs, clubs, trattorias and cultural associations: the natural setting for a Roman band presenting its first album.

Getting to Wishlist Club

Wishlist Club is at Via dei Volsci 126/b, about a kilometer and a half as the crow flies from Termini: you can walk from the station in about 20 minutes, or take trams 3 and 19 to Piazzale del Verano.

On foot from Termini

From Termini, where metro lines A and B cross, exit on Via Marsala side and walk east, crossing the Aurelian Walls at Porta Tiburtina. In about 20 minutes you're on Via dei Volsci.

By tram

Trams 3 and 19 serve Piazzale del Verano, at the edge of the neighborhood, and from there Via dei Volsci is a few minutes' walk. Replacement buses for works happen: check the ATAC information service before heading out.

By car and taxi

Parking in San Lorenzo on a Friday night is very difficult: narrow streets, few spaces, many residents' cars. For the way back a taxi is the most convenient option, leaving from Via Tiburtina, and the Roma Capitale radio taxi answers at 060609.

Around Wishlist Club: what to see in San Lorenzo

If you arrive in San Lorenzo in the afternoon, you have two places of great history a few minutes from Via dei Volsci.

San Lorenzo fuori le Mura

The Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, on Piazzale del Verano, is a papal basilica built over the tomb of the martyr Lawrence. A visit before evening gives the neighborhood its depth.

The Verano

Next to the basilica is the Verano Cemetery, Rome's great monumental cemetery, linked to Via dei Volsci also through the work of the marble cutters who had workshops there.

La Sapienza

North of the neighborhood stretches the university campus, with small museums such as the Gipsoteca and the Laboratorio d'Arte Contemporanea, open according to the academic calendar.

Where to eat in San Lorenzo before the release party

San Lorenzo is one of the neighborhoods in Rome where you can eat without spending much, because it's the students' neighborhood, and with doors at 21:00 there's plenty of time for a sit-down dinner.

Dinner before

In the neighborhood you'll find pizzerias and trattorias serving Roman food, some historic, others more recent. On Friday nights they're full: book or sit down early, around 19:30.

Street food

If you'd rather have something quick, bakeries, pizza-by-the-slice shops and street food places let you eat standing up a few steps from Via dei Volsci.

After

San Lorenzo has many pubs, some devoted to craft beer: after the concert they're the natural destination if you want to celebrate the album with the band.

Accessibility, age and safety

The published information doesn't specify the access conditions at Wishlist Club for people with mobility impairments, and wheelchair users should contact the club before the evening.

Accessibility

San Lorenzo clubs are often at street level or in the basements of historic buildings, with steps and narrow passages. The club answers at 349 7494659 and at wishlistclub@libero.it, and its hours are published on its social page.

Age

The event is for adults only, according to the sales page: it's not an evening for families with children.

Safety

In a packed club keep your phone and wallet in a closed pocket. On the way out, after midnight, walk with others to your ride.

How to plan the release party evening

The Valle Paradiso evening at Wishlist Club divides into four moments: dinner in the neighborhood, doors at 21:00, the two sets from 21:30 and 22:00, and the after-show on Via dei Volsci.

The afternoon

If you have time you can arrive in San Lorenzo in the late afternoon and walk around the Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, Piazzale del Verano and the streets of the Italic peoples. It's a way to get into the neighborhood before the Friday night lights up.

Dinner

A dinner at 19:30 in a trattoria or pizzeria in the neighborhood leaves enough margin to reach the club when doors open. If you prefer to eat standing up, there are bakeries and pizza-by-the-slice shops a few steps from Via dei Volsci.

The concert

In small clubs the best spot is won early. To hear well, stand in the middle of the room, where the sound of the guitars and the vocals arrives balanced, and if you want to see the band up close move to the front during the opening set.

The way back

A Friday night in San Lorenzo ends late. To get home the simplest options are a taxi from Via Tiburtina or a walk to Termini, and night bus lines should be checked on the ATAC website before you go out.

What to bring to Wishlist Club

For the Valle Paradiso release party you only need a few things: an ID, the digital ticket on a charged phone, some cash and a light jacket to carry.

ID

The event is for adults only: an ID avoids problems at the door, even if you look 30.

The ticket

The ticket is digital and shown on your phone. A charged battery is therefore essential, also for calling a taxi on the way back.

Cash and earplugs

A few bills are useful for the bar and for the band's merch table, if there is one. If you're sensitive to loud volumes, a pair of filtered earplugs lets you hear well without discomfort.

Rome in early November

By November 6 Rome has entered the cold season in the evenings, but the days are still often mild and bright: a good combination for an afternoon on foot and a night in a club.

The weather

During the day walking is pleasant, and in the evening the temperature drops and you feel the humidity. Between waiting at the door and the way back you need a jacket, which inside the club you'll happily carry, because it's warm in the room.

Concert season

November is one of the richest months of the year for live music in Rome: clubs reopen their indoor rooms after the outdoor summer and the calendar fills up with touring bands and album launches. If you're staying in the city for the weekend you can put together two or three different nights between San Lorenzo, Pigneto and the Tiburtina area.

A curious fact about Valle Paradiso Present L'Anima at Wishlist Club, November 6, 2026

The curious fact about the evening lies in the street that hosts it. Via dei Volsci is named after a people of ancient Italy, in a neighborhood where, since 1887, all the streets are dedicated to the peoples who lived on the peninsula before Rome: the Volsci, the Equi, the Sabelli, the Marsi, the Reti. A band called Valle Paradiso ("Paradise Valley"), which puts a hill landscape on its cover, presents its first album on a street named after a people of the valleys and mountains of ancient Lazio. It's a coincidence, but it says something about the relationship between the city and its countryside.

The second curious fact concerns Via dei Volsci itself. Before the clubs and galleries, the Verano marble cutters had their workshops here, carving the headstones for the nearby cemetery. Then, in the years of protest, the street became the headquarters of Potere Operaio. Today it's home to Wishlist, Zweigstelle Capitain, Props, Esc Atelier. Every generation has used the same street in its own way: on the evening of November 6 it's the turn of a band celebrating its first album.

Something nobody tells you about Valle Paradiso Present L'Anima at Wishlist Club, November 6, 2026

What few people say is that at a release party times matter more than at a normal concert. Doors open at 21:00, Samuele Cyma starts at 21:30, Valle Paradiso at 22:00. If you arrive at 22:30, convinced that clubs always start late, you risk missing half the album. It's the night when the band plays L'Anima in front of its audience for the first time, and the set list will probably follow the album: the first songs could be exactly the ones that give the album its meaning.

The second thing concerns the price. 11 euros for a release party can seem little or a lot, depending on how you look at the evening. For a debut band it's a concrete part of the support: in a small club the ticket and the album bought at the merch table count for more than a thousand streams online. The third thing is practical: the evening is for adults only, and an ID in your pocket avoids arguments at the door.

My advice for Valle Paradiso Present L'Anima at Wishlist Club, November 6, 2026

My advice is to listen to Paranoie, the first single, in the days before the evening. For a debut band it's the only song to start from, and arriving at the concert recognizing at least one song changes how you listen: you have a fixed point among new pieces. The second piece of advice is to arrive by 21:30, in time for Samuele Cyma. In San Lorenzo clubs the opener is often the most surprising part of the evening, and at a release party the audience that arrives early is the one that creates the atmosphere for the band.

The third concerns dinner: San Lorenzo has trattorias and pizzerias a few minutes' walk away, but on Friday nights they're full. Booking for around 19:30 lets you eat calmly and be on Via dei Volsci when doors open. The fourth concerns the way back: a taxi from Via Tiburtina is the simplest option after midnight, or the walk to Termini, 20 minutes.

Another well-known fact, yet one that's rarely mentioned

It's well known that San Lorenzo is Rome's university neighborhood, the one with clubs, pubs and nights that end on the sidewalks. It's less often mentioned that this neighborhood was born as a working-class district, tied to the railroad. In 1865 the freight yard opened, in 1879 the steam tramway to Tivoli, and between 1884 and 1888 houses were built for railroad workers, laborers and craftsmen. The San Lorenzo of young people with guitars on their shoulders is the latest season of a story that began with the tracks.

A second rarely mentioned fact concerns childhood. In 1907 Maria Montessori opened the first Casa dei Bambini right here in San Lorenzo, the place where the method that bears her name was born and then spread all over the world. The neighborhood that today hosts club nights is the same one where one of the most influential educational ideas of the 20th century was tested. If you walk the streets of the Italic peoples before the concert, you also walk through this story, less told than that of San Lorenzo's nights.

The right photo to take at Valle Paradiso Present L'Anima at Wishlist Club, November 6, 2026

The right photo at a release party is the band at the first song: the moment the lights go down and Valle Paradiso launch into L'Anima in front of their audience. My advice is to take one or two photos at the start, without flash, and then put your phone away: in a small club a raised screen blocks the view for the people behind you, and a debut album deserves to be listened to.

The second photo is taken outside, on Via dei Volsci, between sets: the sidewalk full of people, the signs of the venues, the low houses of the working-class neighborhood. It's the truest image of a San Lorenzo night, and the best souvenir of an evening that takes place half inside and half outside the club.

The third is for those who arrive early: the facade of the Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, on Piazzale del Verano, in the last light of the afternoon. It's the place that gives the neighborhood its name, and photographing it before the concert adds the starting point to the story of the evening.

Some important events that happened here

San Lorenzo has one of the most intense 20th-century histories in Rome, and three dates have shaped its identity.

The first is October 30, 1922. In the previous years the neighborhood, with a strong socialist and communist presence, had repeatedly been the target of squadristi raids. On October 30, in the final phase of the March on Rome, the squadristi attacked San Lorenzo: at the end of the day eight people were dead.

The second is July 19, 1943, the first Allied bombing of Rome. The target was the freight yard. At 11:03, 662 bombers dropped their bombs on the neighborhood and the nearby areas, with about 3,000 dead. Pope Pius XII went in person among the rubble, an exceptional gesture for the time.

The third is the season of protest, when San Lorenzo, close to the university and full of low-rent workshops, became the base of several political movements. Potere Operaio had its headquarters right on Via dei Volsci, the street of Wishlist Club. Since then the neighborhood has changed its face, but the memory of those dates is still in the plaques, the squares and the street names.

Who has played at Wishlist Club around Valle Paradiso Present L'Anima, November 6, 2026

In fall 2026 very different bands and artists pass across the Wishlist Club stage. In October the Rome Core Night, on the 3rd, Suoni dal Futuro, on the 9th and 10th, Piano Quinquennale, on the 17th, Crocodiles from San Diego, on the 26th. In November, after the Valle Paradiso release party, come The Pischellis with Gattari e Canare on the 13th and The Howlers on the 20th. It's a program that mixes international touring bands and Roman acts, and that makes the club one of the reference points for independent music in the city.

The streets around Via dei Volsci have seen figures who marked the history of Rome: Maria Montessori, who opened the first Casa dei Bambini here in 1907, Pius XII among the rubble of 1943, the militants of Potere Operaio in the years of protest, a generation of students, artists and craftsmen from the 1980s on.

On November 6 Valle Paradiso, Samuele Cyma and Sofia Ara join them, with the audience of friends and curious listeners that always follows the release of a first album.

FAQ about Valle Paradiso at Wishlist Club

When do Valle Paradiso play at Wishlist Club?

Valle Paradiso present their first album, L'Anima, at Wishlist Club in Rome on Friday, November 6, 2026. Doors open at 21:00, Samuele Cyma opens at 21:30 and the band takes the stage at 22:00.

How much is a ticket for the Valle Paradiso release party?

The ticket for the Valle Paradiso release party at Wishlist Club costs 11 euros, according to the sales page indicated by the club. It's sold on the authorized presale circuit, and availability at the door is not stated.

Who are Valle Paradiso?

Valle Paradiso are a Roman band that describes itself as dream rock and psych rock. The first single released is Paranoie, and L'Anima, the first album, is announced for November 2026 and presented live on November 6.

Where is Wishlist Club?

Wishlist Club is at Via dei Volsci 126/b, in the San Lorenzo neighborhood, about 20 minutes on foot from Termini station. Trams 3 and 19 stop at Piazzale del Verano, a few minutes from the club.

Can minors attend the Valle Paradiso release party?

No: the sales page for the Valle Paradiso release party at Wishlist Club states that the event is for adults only. Bring an ID to get in.

Who opens the Valle Paradiso evening?

The Valle Paradiso evening at Wishlist Club is opened by Samuele Cyma at 21:30, according to the official lineup. The poster also names Sofia Ara among the guests.

Final advice on Valle Paradiso at Wishlist Club

The L'Anima release party at Wishlist Club is a small, real evening: a debut Roman band, a San Lorenzo club, an 11 euro ticket and an audience that knows the songs before the album is even out. My advice is to listen to Paranoie before you go out, have an early dinner in the neighborhood, get to Via dei Volsci by 21:30 and stay until the last song. If you follow Rome's emerging music, it's the chance to be there from day one.

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