EROS RAMAZZOTTI
With 16 studio albums, completely sold-out European and world tours, numerous awards, certifications and accolades, Eros Ramazzotti is by far one of the most successful Italian artists. His songs have made their mark on the history of Italian music and have toured the world, with over 80 million records sold and 8 billion global listeners to his credit.
Three years after his most recent studio album, in October 2025 he announced the release of his new record Una Storia Importante / Una Historia Importante, out on November 21 in both Italian and Spanish versions, under Friends & Partners S.p.A. / Eventim Live International, distributed by Sony Music Entertainment. The new album features some of the most iconic hits of his career rearranged in a brand-new style, alongside unreleased tracks and prestigious Italian and international collaborations. Among the new songs are the single “Il mio giorno preferito” / “Mi día preferido” and the track “Buona Stella” (feat. ELISA), premiered live on stage during the World Tour Gala Première at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam.
In August 2025, he released worldwide the single Il mio giorno preferito (Mi día preferido) (Columbia Records / Sony Music Italy under license from Eventim Live International). With Il mio giorno preferito, Ramazzotti achieved a remarkable milestone: he became the first artist in 2025 to debut directly at #1 on the EarOne Airplay Chart in its release week, as the most-played song on italian radio.
In April 2025, he announced the UNA STORIA IMPORTANTE WORLD TOUR, his new musical journey which-after the success of the two exclusive World Tour Gala Première events that gathered 30.000 spectators at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome-will kick off in February 2026 at the Accor Arena in Paris. The tour will be an adventure across 30 countries, divided into four legs covering Italy and the rest of Europe, North America–Canada, and Latin America, marking Eros’s highly anticipated return to Italian stadiums. Alongside the shows in Udine, Milan, Rome, Naples, Messina, and Bari, what makes this new live experience even more special is the announcement of the Allianz Stadium in Turin: Eros becomes the first artist ever to announce a concert at Juventus’ home stadium, marking its debut among major live music venues.
80s
Eros Ramazzotti was born on October 28, 1963, in Cinecittà, Rome. From a young age, he dreamed of becoming a singer, encouraged by his father. After an unsuccessful attempt to enter the conservatory, he left school to dedicate himself fully to music. In 1981, he took part in the Voci Nuove di Castrocaro competition with “Rock 80”, earning a recording contract with DDD and moving to Milan.
Success came in 1984, when he won the Sanremo Festival in the “newcomers” category with “Terra promessa”. In 1985, he returned to Sanremo with “Una storia importante,” featured on his debut album “Cuori agitati, which became a hit in France. In 1986, he won Sanremo with “Adesso tu” and released “Nuovi eroi”. This was followed by “In certi momenti” (1987), “Musica è” (1988), and “In ogni senso” (1990), which solidified his international success. That same year, Clive Davis invited him to perform at Radio City Music Hall in New York, making him the first Italian artist ever to play there to a sold-out audience.
90s
In the ‘90s, albums like “Tutte storie” (1993) and “Dove c’è musica” (1996) achieved record-breaking sales. “Cose della vita”, with a video directed by Spike Lee, became a global hit. In 1996, his daughter Aurora was born from his relationship with Michelle Hunziker. The compilation album “Eros” (1997) included duets with Tina Turner and Andrea Bocelli. In 2000, he released “Stilelibero”, featuring the duet “Più che puoi” with Cher.
00s
In 2003, “9” was released, staying at the top of the italian charts for 14 weeks, and its world tour drew over 1 million spectators. In 2005, he released “Calma apparente”, featuring the duet “I Belong to You” with Anastacia. In 2007 “e²” was released, a double collection including new songs and reimagined hits, achieving 10 platinum certifications. He continued his career with international tours and new albums, maintaining his status as a global icon of italian pop music.
In 2009, he released Ali e radici, an album marking a new artistic maturity, followed by another world tour. In 2012, Noi came out, featuring international collaborations and charting in several countries. Three years later, Perfetto (2015) was released, followed by a world tour. In 2018, he released Vita ce n’è, which debuted live in 2019 with the Vita Ce N’è World Tour (over 90 shows across 32 countries), which captivated audiences for 14 months but was unable to conclude with the Los Angeles show due to Covid-19 restrictions.
NOWADAYS
In 2022, Eros celebrated 35 years of his career with the WORLD TOUR PREMIÈRE – ten exclusive preview concerts inaugurating a new artistic and musical chapter, held in five of the world’s most prestigious arenas, starting on September 15, 2022, at La Maestranza in Seville, and continuing through Agrigento, Verona, Athens, and Caesarea. On this occasion, he presented his new album BATTITO INFINITO. Released on September 16 and preceded by the singles AMA and SONO (feat. Alejandro Sanz), the new album – Capitol Records Italy under license from Vertigo/Eventim Live International – represents the manifesto of the singer-songwriter’s renewed artistic identity. The BATTITO INFINITO WORLD TOUR followed, bringing Eros through the most important stages across North, Central, and South America, and Europe, including 10 Italian dates, achieving over a year of sold-out shows worldwide.
In February 2024, he was the special guest at the 74th Sanremo Festival, performing on the Ariston stage to celebrate 40 years of emotions and success with his iconic hit “Terra Promessa,” marking the 40th anniversary of the song’s victory at the festival.
In December 2024, he announced his grand live return the following year: the WORLD TOUR GALA PREMIÈRE for Symphonica in Rosso, with The European Pop Orchestra and a super band, scheduled for October 17 and 18, 2025, at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam.
