Italian music takes over Cortona: Pupo returns with his 50 World Tour

On September 11, 2026, Piazza Signorelli in Cortona lights up with Enzo Ghinazzi, known as Pupo, starring in "Pupo 50 World Tour... Storia di un Equilibrista" (Story of a Tightrope Walker), the celebratory show marking fifty years of the Tuscan artist's career. The date is part of the Cortonantiquaria 2026 calendar, bringing music, memory and storytelling to the square.

At a glance:

• Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
• Time: 9:00 PM
• Venue: Piazza Signorelli, Cortona (AR)
• Tickets: from €40 to €50, plus booking fees
• Sales: Ticketone and Cortona Sviluppo offices

Fifty years of music told live

Since 2025, Pupo has been touring with a show conceived to celebrate half a century on stage. It's not just a concert, but a theatrical journey that blends his career's greatest hits with newer tracks from his latest album, "Insieme" ("Together"), accompanied by images and stories retracing a life spent between music and travel.

A tour that has circled the globe

Before reaching this Tuscan stop, the "50 World Tour" had already crossed Australia, the United States, Canada, Russia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, as well as several European countries including Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, France and Belarus. In Italy, the show keeps making stops at both theaters and open-air music festivals, and in September it arrives right in the heart of Cortona.

Tickets and information

Tickets are available in two sectors: €50 for sector 1 and €40 for sector 2, plus booking fees. They can be purchased online via Ticketone or in person at the Cortona Sviluppo offices, at Via Guelfa 40 in Cortona, during regular office hours.

For further information: phone +39 0575 630158, email info@cortonasviluppo.it.

An event not to be missed

Between the great hits that shaped the history of Italian popular music and the newer tracks from his repertoire, Pupo gives Cortona an evening where celebration and memory intertwine, in one of Tuscany's most beautiful squares, at the heart of one of Italy's longest-running events.