Serena Brancale, one of the most original songwriters and performer on the Italian music scene, arrives in Catanzaro on August 6, 2025, at 9.30 pm, in the Porto area (Lido district), for a free concert open to all citizens. Promoted by the Municipality of Catanzaro, the Brancale event represents the culminating moment of the Estarte summer review.
After the intercontinental stages in Shanghai, Beijing, Soul, New York, Serena Brancale returns to enchant the audience with a new tour: a sound journey that traces the songs and the most significant moments of her artistic career.
Thanks to an unmistakable style that mixes contemporary sounds and Mediterranean roots, Brancale has established itself as one of the most refined and innovative voices of Italian music. To float (2015), presented at the Sanremo Festival, marked the beginning of a path in constant evolution, continued with the albums life as an artist (2019) and Je Sò Accussì (2022). In 2024 he launched the single cod entirely sung in Barese dialect, and in 2025 he returned to the Ariston stage with Anema and Core, a touching tribute to Pino Daniele. And after enchanting the audience on the stage of the Sanremo Festival also with an extraordinary version of Ain’t Got You “by Alicia Keys on the evening of the covers, Serena Brancale returned to join her
Voice to that of Alessandra Amoroso in the new single “Serenata” (https://wmi.lnk.to/Serenata; Isola degli Artisti/Warner Music Italy). That performance, welcomed with enthusiasm by public and critics, marked the birth of an artistic collaboration as unexpected as it is powerful. “Serenata” is its natural evolution: an overwhelming song, which blends rhythm, emotion and tradition reinterpreted in a unique key.
“Bringing an artist like Serena Brancale to Catanzaro – declares the councilor for culture Donatella Monteverdi – means offering our audience an authentic, intense and engaging musical experience. The concert of August 6 will be one of the most important events of the Calabrian summer, not only for the artistic quality of the event, but also for the suggestive setting of the port, which continues to prove a living and welcoming space for culture and music “.
The concert is free admission while seats last.