Italia Loves Romagna: A Star-Studded Concert for a Cause

Italia Loves Romagna: A Concert for a Cause

On June 24, the RCF Arena Campovolo in Reggio Emilia will be filled with music and hope as some of Italy's biggest names in music come together for a charity concert. Italia Loves Romagna is a concert aimed at raising funds for the areas of Emilia Romagna affected by the recent floods.

The concert will feature a star-studded lineup of performers, including Laura Pausini, Ligabue, Zucchero, Gianni Morandi, Bocelli, Blanco, Negramaro, Fiorella Mannoia, Elodie, Tananai, Max Pezzali, Elisa, Salmo, Madame, Emma, Irama & Rkomi, and Giorgia. These artists will take the stage to perform their hits and raise funds for a good cause.

The concert is a follow-up to Italia Loves Emilia, a similar event held 11 years ago to raise funds for the populations affected by the 2012 earthquake. This year's event promises to be just as successful, with Rai broadcasting the concert in prime time and 18 radios airing it live.

In addition to the star-studded lineup, the concert will also feature a band of 10 elements and 63 young musicians, mostly from Romagna and Emilia, from the National Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatories. They will be conducted by Leonardo De Amicis and Carlo Di Francesco.

The fundraising for the event will start on June 22 and will end on July 5. Donations can be made by sending a text message from your mobile phone or making a call from a landline to the solidarity number 45538 made available by Antoniano di Bologna, the technical partner as a fundraising non-profit organization. Donations can also be made on the websites www.antoniano.it or on the website forfunding.it/italia-loves-romagna made available by Intesa Sanpaolo, the Main&Funding partner, which also provides the current account to which to send a donation (Iban: IT16T0306909606100000196876).

Italia Loves Romagna is a concert for a cause, bringing together some of Italy's biggest names in music to raise funds for those affected by the floods. It is a reminder that music has the power to bring people together and make a difference in the world.