Cesare Cremonini returns to prime time television tonight, Wednesday, September 2, with the broadcast of Roma, Baby. Cremonini Live Circo Massimo, a special television event dedicated to his massive concert held on June 6 in the Italian capital, according to reports by Napolike.it and Dilei.it. The original open-air show brought together over 65,000 fans at the historic archaeological site, marking a milestone in the singer-songwriter’s ongoing tour.
Tonight’s special on Rai 1 does not merely replay the concert footage; rather, according to reports from Dilei.it, it intertwines live performances with behind-the-scenes glimpses, capturing moments before and after the show away from the stage. Because of this documentary-style editing and backstage integration, viewers should expect potential variations from the exact June 6 setlist, including selective editing and omitted tracks.
Despite minor adjustments for the small screen, the television event promises a comprehensive journey through the Bologna-born artist’s extensive repertoire. According to the verified source material, the musical arc spans from his early days with the Lunapop up to his latest chart-topping singles. Fans tuning in can anticipate hearing recent tracks like Alaska Baby and Ora che non ho più te, alongside enduring crowd-pleasers such as Buon viaggio (Share The Love), Marmellata #25, and La nuova stella di Broadway. No Cremonini retrospective would be complete without the defining anthems of his early career, including 50 Special, Vorrei, and Un giorno migliore.
Star-Studded Duets and Broadcast Details
The television special also highlights the surprise collaborations that defined the Roman date. According to Napolike.it, the broadcast features high-profile guest appearances starting with Jovanotti, who joined Cremonini on stage for dynamic renditions of Mondo and L’ombelico del mondo. Additionally, Elisa contributed a haunting duet on Aurore boreali, while Luca Carboni shared the stage for a poignant performance of San Luca, celebrating a deep musical bond between the artists.
For those planning to tune in, Roma, Baby. Cremonini Live Circo Massimo airs on Rai 1 starting at approximately 21:30, with a scheduled runtime of roughly two hours and twenty minutes. Viewers who cannot watch the broadcast on conventional television will also have access to the special via live streaming and on-demand viewing on RaiPlay.
At a Glance: What to Know About Tonight’s Special
- Date: Wednesday, September 2
- Network & Time: Rai 1, starting at approximately 21:30
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes
- Streaming: Available on RaiPlay
- Special Guests: Jovanotti, Elisa, and Luca Carboni
