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4 April 2026 - GENERAL
The arrival of spring brings renewed energy with it, showing up as a greater desire to go out and have fun.
Anyone wondering what to do in Bergamo this spring should know that April 2026 looks set to be packed with events and pleasant surprises.
And, once again this season, the ChorusLife Arena confirms itself as one of the key entertainment venues, with a calendar that alternates between theatrical shows, moments of reflection and major concerts.
A lineup ideal both for comedy lovers and for those seeking live musical emotions, offering a concrete answer to anyone wondering what to do in Bergamo in the evening or looking to plan a weekend out of the ordinary.
The ChorusLife Arena is the ideal stage for all shows that choose Bergamo as their host city.
The heart of the ChorusLife smart district, it has a seated capacity of up to 6,200 and cutting-edge technological facilities.
For anyone looking for what to do in Bergamo in the evening, the shows scheduled here are designed to engage different audiences and offer unique evenings.
Whether you want to be moved, laugh or be surprised, here are the four unmissable events of April 2026 at the ChorusLife Arena.
On April 14, 2026, Umberto Galimberti takes to the ChorusLife Arena stage.
He is an Italian philosopher, psychoanalyst and university lecturer, known for his studies on subjects such as technology, nihilism and youth unease, and a writer who also contributes to the newspaper la Repubblica.
His show “Good and Evil. Educating the New Generations” is a theatrical encounter that combines philosophy, current affairs and social reflection.
The central theme is the increasingly widespread difficulty among young people in distinguishing between good and evil, expressed through a lack of “emotional resonance,” that is, the ability to perceive the consequences of one’s actions on others.
This gives rise to a broader reflection involving family, school and society, called upon to rethink their educational role, which turns the show into an engaging dialogue with the audience.
The result is an intense experience that stimulates critical thinking and opens up a real discussion about the contemporary world.
Andrea Pisani and Luca Peracino are the stars of a comedy duo that has become hugely popular in recent years. We’re talking about Panpers, who arrive at the ChorusLife Arena on April 17, 2026 with the show “Couples Therapy”.
This is a 100% comedy show that plays out, with irony and tight pacing, all the contradictions of being a couple, using the duo’s own long “artistic cohabitation” as an example and turning it into a relationship to be analyzed on a psychologist’s couch.
The show starts from a simple but universal question: how do you stay together over time? To answer it, the two comedians turn to an unlikely counselor who tries to help them manage differences, misunderstandings and small everyday conflicts.
Through hilarious sketches, quick one-liners and situations that are easy to recognize yourself in, the show becomes a hugely entertaining journey through the dynamics of being a couple, where opposites attract, but often clash.
The result is light but intelligent comedy that gets laughs precisely because it tells something extremely real: the difficulty and the beauty of living alongside someone.
There are artists who win over and please everyone, and others who inevitably split audiences between those who love them and those who hate them.
Angelo Duro certainly belongs to the second category: extremely direct, highly provocative and deeply divisive, he has accustomed audiences to unfiltered shows that often cause discomfort and play with uncomfortable subjects.
Even in his new show “I Have Three Pieces of Good News”, on stage at the ChorusLife Arena on April 23, the comedian stays true to form: he brings to the stage a disorienting brand of comedy, built on a monologue even more extreme and unpredictable than his previous ones.
The content remains deliberately mysterious, building anticipation that will only be resolved at the start of and during the show, continually putting the audience to the test.
What is certain is that Angelo Duro will bring to Bergamo, too, a raw, uncompromising brand of comedy that tackles everyday themes, social contradictions and contemporary taboos with a cynical, provocative outlook.
This is therefore not a traditional show, but an unconventional experience: politically incorrect, divisive and deliberately uncomfortable, capable of breaking every convention.
On April 24, 2026 the ChorusLife Arena fills up with music and comedy with the show by Nino Frassica and the Los Plaggers Band.
A true “concert-cabaret” that plays out as a modern variety show, where reworked songs and surreal gags alternate at an engaging pace, giving the audience an original and surprising evening.
Frassica, accompanied by six formidable musicians, brings to the stage a show that is at once a big party and a journey through our collective musical memory.
The repertoire is vast: over one hundred famous songs, Italian and international, that become a journey through collective musical memory and are reworked and reinterpreted with an ironic touch.
The result is a dynamic show lasting over two hours, in which the audience becomes an active part of it, singing along and taking part in this collective celebration.
In April 2026 the ChorusLife Arena will also host a series of unmissable concerts.
If you’re looking for what to do in Bergamo in the evening and love live music, a lineup awaits featuring big names from the international scene and icons of Italian singer-songwriter music.
From the driving rhythms of the Balkans to the poetic atmospheres of Italy’s own musical tradition, here is the detailed schedule you won’t want to miss.
On April 16, 2024 the ChorusLife Arena will witness a major return to Italian stages. We’re talking about Goran Bregović, an internationally renowned composer and multi-instrumentalist, celebrated for skillfully blending Balkan tradition, rock and orchestral music, creating a unique and instantly recognizable style, often described as “turbo folk.”
For this concert he will be joined by the extraordinary Wedding and Funeral Band, an explosive ensemble made up of horns, percussion and Bulgarian voices, capable of turning every concert into an overwhelming experience.
The show promises a musical journey through his greatest hits, but Bregović will also perform more recent tracks and previews from his new recording project, in a crescendo of energy, rhythm and engagement that wins over the audience from the very first notes.
The celebrated musical project and tour created by Cristiano De André to pay tribute to his father arrives in Bergamo on April 19, 2026.
De André sings De André brings to the stage the iconic songs and tracks that have marked Italian history, from the most beloved by the general public to the more refined compositions, reinterpreted with respect but also with a contemporary sensibility.
An authentic tribute with carefully crafted arrangements and moments of great emotional intensity, becoming an engaging experience capable of bringing back to life words and melodies that have marked entire generations.
On April 20, 2026 it’s Roberto Vecchioni’s turn, the star of a concert that blends music and storytelling.
“Tra il Silenzio e il Tuono Tour” is a journey through his most beloved songs and the stories that inspired them, combining emotion, culture and great singer-songwriter music into one unforgettable evening.
The concert alternates between the most famous tracks from his repertoire and narrative moments and more intimate passages, in which Vecchioni ideally converses with the audience.
The title itself evokes the contrast between introspection and expressive power: on one side, silence, made of thought and poetry; on the other, thunder, a symbol of the power of music and of emotions shared live.
A profound experience, perfect for anyone looking for a concert that goes beyond music.
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