Nessun pericolo per te Tour 1996

 

 

Playlist

Un gran bel film
Praticamente perfetto
Ormai e tardi
Io perderò
Non mi va
Le cose che non dici
Nessun pericolo per te
Senza parole
Non appari mai
Mi si escludeva
Sally
Benvenuto
Colpa d'Alfredo
Va bene va bene cosi
La noia
C'è chi dice no
Gli spari sopra
Delusa
Gli angeli
2 cover
Fegato fegato spappolato
Bollicine
Vivere
Siamo solo noi
Vita spericolata
Per quello che ho da fare
Albachiara

But also:
Il tempo di morire
Liberi liberi

 

 


Tourdates

28-03-1996

 

Frauenfeld (CH) - Festhuette

 

30-03-1996

 

Bienne (CH) - Pista di ghiaccio

Click to Bienne

12-04-1996

 

Torino - Palastampa

Click to Torino

15-04-1996

 

Bolzano - Palaonda

Click to Bolzano

16-04-1996

 

Casalecchio di Reno (Bo) - Palasport

Click to Casalecchio di Reno, Bologna

19-04-1996

 

Milano - Forum di Assago

Click to Milano

20-04-1996

 

Milano - Forum di Assago

Click to Milano

23-04-1996

 

Firenze - Palasport

Click to Firenze

26-04-1996

 

Roma - Paleur

Click to Roma

27-04-1996

 

Roma - Paleur

Click to Roma

30-04-1996

 

Acireale - PalaTupparello

Click to Acireale

04-05-1996

 

Palermo - Velodromo Paolo Borsselini

Click to Palermo

07-05-1996

 

Caserta - Palamaggiò

Click to Caserta

15-06-1996

 

Milano - Stadio Meazza (soundcheck 13-06 + 14-06)

Click to Milano

     

Click to "Prima di Milano"

18-06-1996

 

Genova - Stadio Ferraris

Click to Genova

21-06-1996

 

Torino - Stadio Delle Alpi

Click to Torino

24-06-1996

 

Reggio Emilia - Stadio Giglio

Click to Reggio Emilia

27-06-1996

 

Roma - Stadio Olimpico

Click to Roma

30-06-1996

 

Scarperia - Autodrome del Mugello (soundcheck 29-06)

Click to Mugello, Scarperia

04-07-1996

 

Cava dei Tirenni - Stadio Lamberti

Click to Cava dei Tirenni

07-07-1996

 

Udine - Stadio Friuli

Click to Udine

03-08-1996

 

Aosta - Arena Croix Noire

Click to Aosta

04-08-1996

 

Sanremo (Im) - Stadio Comunale

Click to San Remo

07-08-1996

 

Montalto di Castro - Stadio Comunale (Campo Sportivo)

Click to Montalto di Castro

10-08-1996

 

Rimini - Stadio Neri

Click to Rimini

11-08-1996

 

Pescara - Stadio Adriatico

 

14-08-1996

 

Lecce - Stadio Via del Mare

Click to Lecce

17-08-1996

Villapiana Scalo - Stadio Communale

Annullato

20-08-1996

Caltanissetta - Stadio Pian del Lago (ANNULLATO)

Click to Caltanissetta

31-08-1996

 

Rosà (Vi) - Stadio Communale

 

03-09-1996

 

Lugano (SVI) - Stadio Cornaredo

Click to Lugano

06-09-1996

 

Verona - Stadio Bentegodi

Click to Verona

11-09-1996

 

Modena - Anfiteatro Festa dell'Unita

Click to Modena

14-09-1996

 

Ancona - Stadio del Conero

Click to Ancona

17-09-1996

 

Varese - Ippodrome Le Bettole

Click to Varese

20-09-1996

 

Casale Monferrato (Al)- Festa di Rifondazione

Click to Casale Monferrato

21-09-1996

 

San Polo di Brescia - Stadio del Rugby

Click to Brescia

24-09-1996

 

Bari - Stadio San Nicola

Click to Bari

27-09-1996

 

Palermo - Foro Italico (Clio RDS)

Click to Palermo

30-09-1996

 

Tortoli (Nu) - Campo Sportivo

Click to Tortoli

 

Musicians this tour

Claudio Golinelli - bass guitar
Alberto Rocchetti - keyboards
Massimo Riva - rhythm guitar
Nando Bonini - rhythm guitar


Stef Burns - guitar
Deen Castronovo - drums
Andrea Innesto - sax
Claudia Moroni - background vocals

 

 

 

 

Press comments

LA STAMPA - 23.01.96

"VASCO, THE WISEMAN'S WRATH"

...Nessun pericolo..per te ('No Danger...for You') is his most beautiful record of the last decade, in which he returns to the theme that is dearest to him, at any cost: personal freedom. Here, Vasco is more reflective than transgressive, but flashy, aggressive, ironic. At times angry and even, in some way, wise...You would bet, after listening to him, that at 44, the Bard from Zocca will be reconfirmed as the prophet of the dreams and rebellions of Italian youth. Thanks to the sounds, as well: real nineties rock, American style, with wild riffs splashed with nostalgia for the seventies and even Brecht...this was Vasco the Rocker's call in life. The record is sung from deep down inside, with outstanding instrumentals by gifted professionals, mostly Americans, from Treviso to Los Angeles to Bologna..."

L'UNITA' - 23.01.96

VASCO, ROCK FURY AGAINST ANY AND ALL PROHIBITIONS

"Three years after the resounding success of Gli spari sopra ('The Flak Above'), Vasco Rossi once again presents a meditative and ferocious record, unleashing tight guitars and autobiographic details, doling out tenderness and raging accusations. Nessun pericolo...per te (No Danger...for You) will be in stores starting tomorrow and is already threatening to send the competition packing on the Italian Rock scene. Slow ballads that explode into Rock and an apparently unappeasable anger that Vasco skillfully blends with private insights."

L'INDIPENDENTE - 23.01.96

ROCKER VASCO FORSAKES RECKLESS LIVING, BUT NOT HIS PENCHANT FOR MAKING GREAT RECORDS - SURE TO BE HERALDED A MASTERPIECE.

"...Vasco Rossi, the man from Zocca, has given meaning to the name rockstar, even if he was born only a stone's throw from Modena. He has quickly discovered the greatest truth: it isn't true that the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom; if anything, it leads to madness. Reckless living may be all the rage at 20, but at 40 it leaves you ranting and raving. Vasco's new album, Nessun pericolo...per te ('No Danger...for You')...settles accounts with the expenses of a lifetime, where the debits and credits don't always balance out... The guitarists - Mike Landau, Stef Burns, Steve Farris, Andrea Braido - lay down the law, setting the pace and the tone right from the very start...Nessun pericolo...per te is a masterpiece of a mature age...Vasco leaves everyone else behind. As usual..."

IL CORRIERE DELLA SERA - 16.06.96

VASCO OVERWHELMING FOR 80 THOUSAND AT SAN SIRO STADIUM

A concert rich in sounds, joy, energy. With school over, a rite of liberation begins for the young... Tributes to the Sex Pistols and the Rolling Stones. Old songs also brought back from his repertoire. A flurry of encores amidst the fans' jubilation...But who's the real star? Saint Vasco or San Siro?...

LA STAMPA - 16.06.96

"YOUTHS DELIRIOUS AT SAN SIRO: "HE ISN'T AN ARTIST, HE'S AN ARTICLE OF FAITH"

IL GAZZETTINO - 15.06.96

"COMPLETELY SOLD OUT IN MILAN FOR THE SINGER'S SUMMER TOUR OPENER

... He's a myth. It's written in black and white. A poll published yesterday certifies that Vasco Rossi occupies a leading place in young people's collective imagination, along with Morandi, Vanoni, Elvis Presley, Pelè, Senna, Stallone, Sean Connery and Ferrari's..."

LA NAZIONE - 16.06.96

"A TRIUMPHANT START FOR THE NESSUN PERICOLO...PER TE TOUR. SAN SIRO STADIUM DELIRIOUS FOR ROSSI.

Monumental staging, perfect band: and the seventy thousand in the Meazza Stadium stands consecrate "Blasco" as a hero for all time. The surveys show that in that youthful pantheon, where even cross-generational icons like James Dean or Che Guevara no longer seem to find room, Vasco Rossi remains a solid, unassailable presence..."

LA PREALPINA - 14.04.96

"NO DANGER - VASCO IS STILL GREAT

The beginning of every tour is a special event. Vasco's openings, a rite not to be missed...Only after seeing these young people can you understand why Vasco is VASCO, the only Italian to play Rock who is also one hundred percent credible..."

IL GIORNO - 17.06.96

"WHY HIS MYTH STILL PERSISTS

The scene--a field of heads and hands below Vasco Rossi's stage...swarming and alive like an invasion of African grasshoppers--was truly special. Like an intracity football derby or Milan/Juventus match. An event. Strong stuff, also musically speaking, from the likes of Bob Marley and Bruce Springsteen on down. In Italy, only Vasco has this type of following..."