Pinguini Tattici Nucleari

Following the announcement of Replay, their new album set for release on December 4 (Epic/Sony Music Italy), Pinguini Tattici Nucleari have chosen to return to where it all began: small clubs, intimate stages, direct contact with the audience, and that unique, unmistakable energy that comes with every new beginning.

“We’ve chosen four clubs that have played a significant role in our journey as a band over the years,” says Riccardo Zanotti. “We’ve played at these venues several times: at Covo, for instance, we sold out for the first time nine years ago. Replay is a word with many different meanings: one of the meanings we wanted to give it is the desire to ‘play again’ in some of our favourite places. These shows will be a warm-up ahead of our 2027 concerts.”

This will be an opportunity to rediscover the songs, atmosphere and emotions that have accompanied the band’s journey, in an experience that blends nostalgia for their early days with excitement for what lies ahead, as fans also look forward to their new stadium tour in 2027. Per la prima volta, la band porterà dal vivo in un set di un’ora almeno un brano da ogni album della propria discografia, dal 2020 ad oggi.

A return to their roots that is more than just a journey down memory lane: it is a way of bringing to life the concept behind Replay, in an ongoing dialogue between past, present and future. Because looking back also means understanding where you come from, recognising how far you’ve come, and getting ready for what lies ahead. Rewinding the tape to look forward.

Preceded by the hit single “Sorry Scusa Lo siento”, the new album Replay stems from a concept the band has always found fascinating, built around a seemingly simple question: “Now that we’re in our thirties, we’ve asked ourselves: if we had to sum up our lives in a few dozen actions, what would make it into the video sequence, and what would be left out?”