THOUSAND the first concert at Alcatraz in Milan: the SUPERCLUB takes shape on 14 April 2027

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MILLE announces his first concert at Alcatraz in Milan. The appointment is set for April 14, 2027, when the artist will bring the world of SUPERCLUB, the title of the new single released on Friday, November 13, to the stage.

The concert marks an important step in the singer-songwriter’s path, anticipating a new recording chapter expected in 2027 with the publication of the next album.

With SUPERCLUB, MILLE imagines a space that goes beyond the confines of the song to transform itself into a physical, open and shared place. A universe in which everyday life can be rewritten through imagination, where the ordinary elements of existence coexist with a dreamlike dimension and music becomes the meeting point between stage and audience.

The single focuses on an ironic and irreverent look at reality, crossing urban everyday life, imagination and the desire to escape conventions.

Your life will be whatever you choose to define it. In this song it is a SUPERCLUB furnished with ordinary and extraordinary elements: life in the city, registered letters, failed loves and writings on toilets but with an eye always turned towards the Moon”, says MILLE.

The announcement came last night during KARA MILLE, the special event organized at the Apollo Club in Milan, a particularly significant venue in the history of the artist, who took his first steps live right here. For the occasion, MILLE returned to the stage for a collective party, built around an unconventional karaoke: the audience shared with her the most representative songs of the repertoire, together with some classics of Italian music. The first live performance of SUPERCLUB also arrived during the evening.

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14 APRIL 2027 | MILAN @ALCATRAZ

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