On November 8th “D.O.C.” is released worldwide! A new album of brand new material available from today for pre-order

“D.O.C.” is the title of ZUCCHERO’s brand new album, due for worldwide release on November 8^th on Polydor/Universal Music. Zucchero returns with “Disco di Origine Controllata”, an album of authentic, genuine and high quality material, composed of 11 songs and 3 bonus tracks.

The new album’s track listing is as follows: “Spirito nel buio”, “Soul Mama”, “Cose che già sai” feat Frida Sundemo, “Testa o croce”, “Freedom”, “Vittime del Cool”, “Sarebbe questo il mondo”, “La canzone che se ne va, “Badaboom (Bel Paese)”, “Tempo al tempo”, “Nella tempesta”, “My Freedom” (bonus track), “Someday” (bonus track) and “Don’t let it be gone” feat Frida Sundemo (bonus track).

From today, Friday September 20^th, the album is available for pre-order, on both physical and digital formats at  https://pld.lnk.to/DOC. The album will be available on 3 physical formats: CD, Double Vinyl and a special limited edition Double Orange Vinyl available exclusively from Amazon.

“D.O.C.” will be presented live throughout Europe starting from June 2020, and the tour will arrive in Italy next September with the only ten shows that Zucchero will perform in the country. They will be held at the Verona Arena, described by the artist as “one of the best places in the world to play music”.

These are the 10 dates that Zucchero will play at the Verona Arena in 2020, and the tickets are already available on pre-sale from the TicketOne website and from all the usual outlets:  22^nd September, 23^rd September, 25^th September, 26^th September, 27^th September, 29^th September, 30^th September, 2^nd October, 3^rd October and 4^th October.

These are the dates already confirmed for the European Tour:

6^th June – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow (UK)

7^th June – Bridgewater Hall, Manchester (UK)

10^th and 11^th June – Royal Albert Hall, London (UK)

29^th October – Lisinski, Zagreb (Croatia)

31^st October – Olympiahalle, Innsbruck (Austria)

1^st November – Stadthalle, Graz (Austria)

3^rd November – Arena Stozice, Ljubljana (Slovenia)

4^th November – Stadthalle, Vienna (Austria)

6^th November – Rockhal, Luxembourg

7^th November – Amphitheatre, Lyon (France),

11^th November – Arkea Arena, Bordeaux (France)

14^th November – Le Dôme, Marseilles (France)

15^th November – Palais Nikaia, Nice (France)

17^th November – AccorHotels Arena, Paris (France)

19^th November – Leipzig Arena (Germany)

20^th November – Barclaycard Arena, Hamburg (Germany)

21^st November – Mercedes-Benz-Arena, Berlin (Germany)

24^th November – Schleyerhalle, Stuttgart (Germany)

25^th November – Olympiahalle, Munich (Germany)

27^th November – Festhalle,  Frankfurt (Germany)

28^th November – ISS Dome, Dusseldorf (Germany)

29^th November – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

1^st December – Zénith Arena, Lille (France)

2^nd December – Emsland Arena, Lingen (Germany)

5^th December – Hallenstadion, Zurich (Switzerland)