
The event will be held on 20 October 2026 at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London with Donny McCaslin as special guest
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After the success of the stadium tour, Cesare Cremonini chooses to return to more intimate dimensions with a theater concert in London to present the new album 'Amateur'.
After the triumph of the stadium tour, Cesare Cremonini chooses to start again from a completely different dimension: the intimate one of a London theatre. On 20 October 2026, the historic O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire will host One Night in London, a special concert designed to reveal live Amateur, the new album recorded at Studio 13 in London together with some of the most important musicians on the international scene. A project which, as the official presentation says, was born from the desire to put the music played back at the center of everything and which found its artistic identity precisely in the British capital. Alongside Cremonini there will also be Donny McCaslin, the famous American saxophonist protagonist of Blackstar, David Bowie's latest masterpiece, who collaborated in the making of the album and will be the evening's special guest.
One night only
A lineup made up of Italian and international musicians will take to the stage, with a rich wind section and a band built to enhance the live sound of the new repertoire. Access to the London concert will take place in two ways: UK residents will be able to gain entry by pre-ordering the deluxe vinyl of Amateur by 16 September, while a limited number of tickets will be available exclusively to Mastercard holders and can also be purchased from Italy via Ticketmaster UK. The event also represents the prologue of AMATOUR – Live Indoor 2026, which will bring Cremonini to Italian sports halls with six dates between Bologna, Turin and Milan starting from 27 November, with presales starting from 7 September.
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Cesare Cremonini, the album of unreleased songs Amateur will be released on October 23rd
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The 'One Night in London' concert will be recorded for possible future official release
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The Italian dates of the 'AMATOUR – Live Indoor 2026' tour will be sold out
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