Olympics, mountains and music: February starts from Milano Cortina 2026

There are places that are more than memories.
They are attitudes.

The mountains are one of them. Not because they tell my past, or ours, but because they teach how to move in the present: with respect, focus and vision. They don’t offer shortcuts, but they give back a lot to those who know how to listen.

February 2026 starts exactly here. Between snow, altitude, international travel and iconic clubs, this month clearly reflects where I am today. Milano Cortina 2026 is no longer a distant idea, it’s real. And playing within this context means being part of a story that goes beyond music, beyond the stage, beyond a single performance.

Livigno comes first. Childhood memories land at the Olympic Fan Village, a natural meeting point for sport, people and visions from different generations crossing paths. The music I’ll perform with my friend IVANIX, himself a mountain kid, is not an isolated element, but part of a shared experience. Playing in these places means feeling energy move differently: more vertical, more physical, more real.

From there, the journey changes completely. Catanzaro. The sea. Miraya Beach Park. Friends from Calabria who, after the damage caused by January storms, rolled up their sleeves and rebuilt. Valentine’s Day meets Carnival, with fresh memories of an incredible New Year’s Eve spent there. Music does what it has always done: it creates connections, without the need for too many explanations.

A few days later, the scale expands again. Dammam, Saudi Arabia. An international corporate event for the naming ceremony of a new MSC Cargo ship, made possible thanks to the great Filmmaster team. Completely different environments, languages and audiences, but the same responsibility: bringing a musical vision able to adapt, to read the space, to give value to the moment. It’s a dimension I’ve learned to navigate over the years, and today it feels like a natural part of my path.

Then it’s back to the mountains. Campo Felice, Club La Capannina. The mountains always have a precise sound, even in the Apennines. The après-ski performance becomes more direct, instinctive, almost primal. These are the places where you immediately understand if you’re truly present, with no filters.

February ends in Cervinia, at Love Cervinia, the skiers’ party: you get there only on skis. When I was an athlete with the Italian Army Sports Group in Courmayeur, we used to train on the Plateau Rosa during the summer. Returning to Cervinia always feels like a relaunch. Because certain places don’t put a full stop, they open new parentheses.

Mountains and the Olympics offer a shared vision in this period, a stimulating point of view for everyone. Anyone who has lived sport knows that every result comes from preparation, listening to your body, respecting timing. The same applies to me today on stage, and to anyone in their own daily performance.

Experiences like Cortina 2021, and performing at the openings of Ski World Cup events, are not closed chapters. They are foundations. They taught me how to stand inside the energy of major events, how to read the audience, how to keep balance even when the context is huge, as it was for the opening of Vasco Rossi’s concert at Circo Massimo in Rome. The past only matters if it makes you more ready for what comes next.

So let’s look at today. In recent years, live entertainment has been changing its skin. Not loudly, but deeply. More and more people are looking for authentic experiences, immersive moments, non-standard contexts. Music becomes a bridge between different worlds: sport, clubbing, international events, extreme landscapes. And the audience is no longer just watching, but actively taking part in an experience built together.

This is where my show lives today. Not chasing trends, but inhabiting them. With enthusiasm, attention, and the constant desire to improve.

While February takes shape, the focus is already moving forward. The Summer Tour 2026 is under construction. Every decision made now will define the experience we’ll live tomorrow. The spaces, the contexts, the way we come together, the setups I’m imagining with my team.

It’s not about doing more.
It’s about doing better.

Building experiences that motivate, that spread enthusiasm, that push people to follow the journey until the moment we finally meet live. Because that’s where everything truly makes sense.

The best is yet to come.