Terraviva Festival

Terraviva Festival is a fusion: of sounds, cultures, people. Not just an event, but a meeting of different worlds merging under the same sky.

The Apulian summer lights up with its first edition, a new cultural and musical appointment that promises to become one of the highlights of the Italian season. From July 13 to August 3, the city of Grottaglie – known worldwide as the City of Ceramics – will host a rich calendar of concerts, exhibitions, DJ sets, and special events, transforming its iconic locations into open-air stages and creating an immersive experience deeply connected to the territory. From the spectacular Fantiano Quarries to the central Piazza Regina Margherita, passing through the historic center, Grottaglie will be the stage for a festival designed to involve a broad and diverse audience, capable of uniting big names in Italian music, new talents, art, culture, conviviality, and landscape in a single grand narrative.

The Festival opens and closes with two free entry days promoted by the City of Grottaglie, featuring Fabrizio Moro (July 31) and Roberto Vecchioni (August 3), highlighting the greatest expression of Italian songwriting.

The highlight of the Terraviva Festival, powered by Rolling Stone, will be the two days of August 1 and 2, featuring some of the most important artists in the Italian music scene: tickets available on TicketOne. The stage of the Fantiano Quarries, nestled in an ancient complex of tuff quarries transformed into a fascinating natural amphitheater, will offer a breathtaking backdrop for two evenings of great live music. On Friday, August 1, some key figures of the Italian urban and pop scene will take the stage: Tedua, a central figure in contemporary rap, with his lyrical and cinematic flow; Rrari dal Tacco, a rising new voice from Apulia; Vale LP & Lil Jolie, a fresh and experimental duo; Luzai, an emerging talent capable of blending Latin melodies and urban atmospheres; Eva Bloo, an artist with a powerful voice and eclectic style, between soul and electronic. As a surprise, the evening will be enriched by the presence of a secret guest: a top-secret name promising to ignite the audience of the Quarries with an exclusive performance. On Saturday, August 2, the lineup further enriches with prominent names: Bresh, one of the most refined rap songwriters on the scene; Sayf, a young promise with sharp writing; Ketama126, a reference point of the Roman trap scene and Emma Tuedio, an emerging DJ and producer, able to blend electronic, R&B, and contemporary sounds into vibrant and sophisticated sets. A very varied lineup that will be further enriched in the coming days with additional great names from the Italian music scene.
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