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Italian rock musician Zucchero takes the stage at Cirkus in Stockholm.
Zucchero (born Adelmo Fornaciari, 25 September 1955, Reggio Emilia) is an Italian singer-songwriter whose music draws on blues, soul, gospel and rock - a blend that earned him the tag 'father of Italian blues'. Over a career stretching more than five decades he has sold over 60 million records worldwide and collaborated with Eric Clapton, Luciano Pavarotti, Sting and Paul Young, among others. His 1991 duet 'Senza una donna' with Paul Young broke him internationally, and he has since performed in 69 countries across five continents.
Zucchero completed his Italian stadium leg of the Overdose D'Amore World Tour 2026, playing Udine, Bologna, Pescara, Perugia and Messina.
At the Bologna concert, Zucchero announced that the Overdose D'Amore World Tour will continue into 2027 and 2028.
Zucchero announced upcoming shows at the Royal Albert Hall as part of his 2026 world tour.
Presale opened for Zucchero's Italian stadium shows on the Overdose D'Amore World Tour 2026, covering five cities.
A special 30th-anniversary edition of the album 'Spirito DiVino' was released on digital and physical formats.