Pippo Pollina is one of the most popular Italian songwriters in the German-speaking area. With his countless album productions, the Sicilian cantautore is among the most creative artists in the European singer-songwriter scene.
In his 35-year career, he has played over 4,000 concerts worldwide and collaborated with renowned artists such as Georges Moustaki, Franco Battiato, Inti Illimani, Konstantin Wecker, Rebekka Bakken, and Charlie Mariano.
In his concerts, he captivates his audience with a mix of lyrical ballads, poetic protest songs, jazzy elements, and rocking guitar riffs. Whether alone at the piano or with a 60-piece orchestra, Pollina's concerts are always an experience.
In the fall of 2024, he will give exclusive shows in Belgium, Luxembourg, and France, accompanied by Roberto Petroli on saxophone and clarinet and Edoardo Musumeci on guitar. For his French-speaking audience, he has prepared a special program. A retrospective in which he will present his classics such as "Mare, Mare, Mare" or "Camminando" alongside his special connection to the French chanson. In this context, the duet "Lèo" with Celia Reggiani, which he wrote together with Georges Moustaki, will play a significant role. Cleverly staged and with a close connection to the audience, he will delight his fans with these shows.