Motta Piano Solo + MILLE Solo

Motta is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer born in Pisa who later moved to Rome. After studying film composition at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, he launched his solo career in 2016 with the album “La Fine dei Vent’Anni,” which won the Targa Tenco and the PIMI Award. In 2018, he released “Vivere o morire,” winner of the Targa Tenco for best album, and in 2019, he participated in the Sanremo Festival with “Dov’è l’Italia,” winning the award for best duet alongside Nada. In the following years, she released the book “Vivere la musica” and the albums ‘Semplice’ and “La musica è finita,” accompanied by successful tours. In 2024, she also composed the soundtrack for Massimiliano Zanin’s film “The Cage – Nella Gabbia” and released “Suona! Vol.1,” featuring various guest artists. In 2026, she will celebrate the tenth anniversary of “La Fine dei Vent’Anni” with a summer tour dedicated to the album.

MILLE, the stage name of Elisa Pucci, is an Italian singer-songwriter, musician, and theater actress. After her stint as the lead singer of Moseek, finalists on X Factor Italia, she launched her solo career in 2020, choosing to write in Italian. In 2023, she released the EP “Quanti me ne dai,” which defined her artistic identity, and embarked on a lengthy national tour culminating in a performance at the 2024 May Day Concert at the Circus Maximus. In 2025, she released her debut album “Risorgimento,” praised by critics for its fusion of rock, punk, and electronic music, and accompanied by a highly successful tour. On stage, MILLE stands out for his powerful stage presence, his gritty voice, and a style that blends irony, energy, and sensitivity. In 2026, he released the single “Posologia” and collaborated with Jack Savoretti on the track “I Hear You Calling (Echi di sirene).”

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