Bologna stop of the "La Notte di Certe Notti" tour at the Unipol Arena. A moving moment with his daughter Linda on stage for "A modo tuo."
Luciano Ligabue brought his "La Notte di Certe Notti – Certe Notti 2026" tour to Bologna's Unipol Arena last night, October 10th. The concert, described as powerful and unconventional, opened with the track "Balliamo sul Mondo," an unusual choice for a song that typically closes his shows.
The setlist was conceived as a chronological journey through the different eras of the artist's career, from his beginnings to his most recent songs. The most emotional moment came with the performance of "A modo tuo," sung together with his daughter Linda who joined him on stage, amidst a silence filled with applause from the audience.
Following the Bologna date, Ligabue's indoor tour will continue for five more stops, with the grand finale scheduled for October 24th at the Arena Milano.
Luciano Ligabue, known simply as Liga, is an Italian singer-songwriter, writer, and director born in Correggio in 1960. His music career began in the early 1980s, but national success came with the 1990 album "Ligabue," which included hits like "Balliamo sul mondo." Over more than three decades, he has become one of the most popular and enduring figures in Italian rock, with albums selling millions of copies and concerts filling stadiums.
The "La Notte di Certe Notti" tour celebrates the artist's 30-year career, taking its name from the famous 1997 song "Certe Notti," which became a generational anthem. The choice of a chronological setlist is no accident: it allows for a retracing of Ligabue's musical and personal evolution, from the more rebellious, rock-inspired lyrics of his early days to the more reflective and mature themes of recent years, showing how his bond with his audience has remained intact over time.
The participation of his daughter Linda on stage for "A modo tuo" – a song about the father-daughter relationship – highlights another fundamental aspect of his work: personal and family introspection, which accompanies social and protest themes. This concert fits into a tradition of major Italian shows that combine music, stage design, and a strong emotional impact, confirming Ligabue as a pillar of live entertainment in Italy.
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