Blearred was responsible for the development and delivery of the lighting design, working alongside the wider creative and production teams throughout the design, pre-production and rehearsal phases.

The project was developed under the creative direction of Sergio Pappalettera, with visual content created by SUGO. The tour is produced by Vivo Concerti, while production management is led by Giorgio Ioan and the team at Lemonandpepper.

Within Blearred, the project was developed through a collaborative workflow involving design, technical development, visualisation, project management and on-site implementation.

The initial lighting concept was developed by Matteo Masini, who established the design framework during the early studio phase. As the project evolved, Ivan Russo coordinated project management activities across the studio, overseeing planning, resource allocation and communication between departments.

Marzio Del Sole produced the 3D models and visualisation environments used throughout the design process, while Francesco Rizzotto developed the CAD documentation and technical drawings required for production and installation. Elisa Fiumanò coordinated logistics and scheduling, helping maintain continuity between design, production and rehearsal phases.

As the project moved from the studio into rehearsals and final implementation, Jordan Babev led the project on behalf of Blearred, coordinating on-site activities and acting as the primary link between the studio and the wider production team.

The lighting design was then programmed, refined and delivered on site by Francesco Mingoia and Matteo De Salvia, who worked throughout rehearsals to adapt the design to the final production environment and support the creative development of the show through to opening night.

The result is a large-scale stadium production that combines lighting, video and scenic elements within a unified visual language, supporting a catalogue of songs that has become part of Italy’s contemporary musical culture.

For Blearred, the opening date represents the conclusion of several months of development involving designers, technicians, visual artists, project managers and production specialists working towards a common objective. With the first show now complete, the production continues its journey through Italy’s major stadiums during the summer of 2026.