The track, never performed live before, arrives as a video and single. In November, the album 'The Essentials' and the academic recognition.
Vasco Rossi releases today, October 2nd, the video and live single of 'Marea,' a song he had never performed live before the 2026 tour. The track, positioned at the opening of the second part of the concerts, is described as "the darkest and most psychedelic moment of the show" by the arrangement curator Vince Pastano.
The live video, directed by Pepsy Romanoff, previews the album 'Vasco Live 20|26 - The Essentials,' set for release on November 27th, which collects 17 tracks revisited from this year's shows. Additionally, on October 7th, at the University of Salerno, Vasco Rossi will be awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Politics and Communication.
Vasco Rossi, the iconic Italian singer-songwriter of rock, has a career spanning over forty years. During this time, he has built a recognizable musical language that has interpreted social transformations and the restlessness of different generations, becoming a cultural phenomenon that transcends the boundaries of music.
The song 'Marea,' never performed live before 2026, had long been at the top of fans' wish lists. For this tour, it has finally been added to the setlist, with a new arrangement curated by Vince Pastano. The University of Salerno recognizes in Rossi's artistic journey an experience of particular significance for the study of contemporary communication languages, hence the decision to award him an honorary doctorate.
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