The Turin-based rapper and singer-songwriter presents his single 'Burrasca' and new songs live at a stop on his tour.
Tonight, Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 9 PM at Fabrique in Milan, Willie Peyote will perform in concert as part of his Club Tour 2026. The Turin-based artist will present live his single 'Burrasca' and new songs, along with the tracks that have built his career. The concert offers the opportunity to hear one of the most original and recognizable voices in the contemporary Italian scene, known for weaving together songwriting, rap, and a critical eye with irony.
Tickets for the show are available at a price of €39.27. The event is part of an evening rich with musical and theatrical appointments in the city of Milan, which also includes Sal Da Vinci's concert at the Arcimboldi and Syria's show at the Martinitt.
Willie Peyote, stage name of William Emanuele Peyote, is an Italian rapper and singer-songwriter born in Turin in 1981. His music career took off in the mid-2000s, winning over both audiences and critics thanks to a unique style that blends elements of traditional rap with a singer-songwriter's sensitivity, refined lyrics, and a biting irony towards contemporary society. His artistic journey is marked by constant evolution and a writing style capable of addressing social and personal themes with direct and recognizable language.
The 'Club Tour 2026' represents the latest stage of his live journey, conceived to bring his music to intimate spaces and theaters, as opposed to the large stages of festivals. The tour is based on his latest album and includes the single 'Burrasca' (Storm), which reflects the artistic maturity achieved after more than fifteen years of activity. The choice of Fabrique in Milan, a historic venue of Milanese nightlife converted into a concert hall, underscores the desire to maintain close contact with the audience, a characteristic that has always defined his performances.
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