Afterhours: Quello che non c'è - Tour 2027

Name: Afterhours: Quello che non c'è - Tour 2027
Start: 2027-01-12T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-12T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Melkweg

Tue, 12 Jan 2027 · 19:00

Melkweg, Amsterdam · € 37,95

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Afterhours: Quello che non c'è - Tour 2027 — Melkweg, Amsterdam

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Italian rock band Afterhours comes to Melkweg Amsterdam in 2027. The occasion is twofold: the band celebrates both the 40th anniversary of their debut EP and the 25th anniversary of the album 'Quello che non c'è' (2002).

Afterhours was founded in 1986 by frontman Manuel Agnelli - singer-songwriter, musician, record producer and author. The band name is a tribute to The Velvet Underground's song 'After Hours'. Their first single 'My Bit Boy' appeared in 1987, followed a year later by the mini-LP 'All the Good Children Go to Hell'. Besides their own work, they also contributed musically to the collaborative project Gutter Twins with Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan.

The current line-up consists of Manuel Agnelli (vocals), Andrea Viti (bass), Giorgio Prette (drums), Dario Ciffo (violin, guitars, keyboards) and Giacomo Rossetti (guitar, keyboards, percussion).

About: Afterhours

For four decades, this Milanese band has been a cornerstone of Italian alternative rock. Frontman Manuel Agnelli reunites the classic lineup in 2027 for a European tour built around the album Quello che non c'è.

100K+

visitors to the Ballate per Piccole Iene tour (2025)

best Italian indie album of the last 20 years (Hai paura del buio?, review)

concerts on the announced Quello che non c'è tour (2027)

What's new

2026-04
Afterhours announces the 'Quello che non c'è - Tour 2027': 15 concerts in Europe and Italy to celebrate 40 years of career and the 25th anniversary of the album Quello che non c'è (2002).
2025
The 'Ballate per Piccole Iene - Tour 2025', on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the album of the same name, attracts more than 100,000 visitors.
2025-07
The band plays the complete album Ballate per piccole iene live in the summer of 2025, with the original line-up of the album from 2005.

Tour

AmsterdamBruxellesLondenParijsBerlijnNonantolaZürichBresciaPadovaFirenzeVenaria RealeNapoliCesenaRomaMilano

Tracks

Hai paura del buio?Album from 1997, hailed by critics as the best Italian indie album of the last twenty years

Non è per sempreAlbum from 1999, included in the Rolling Stone Italia list of the 100 most beautiful Italian records ever

Ballate per piccole ieneAlbum from 2005, co-produced with Greg Dulli; the twentieth anniversary was celebrated in 2025 with a sold-out tour

Quello che non c'èAlbum from 2002; the 25th anniversary is the occasion for the European tour in 2027

Male di mieleIconic song from Hai paura del buio?, considered by many as the Italian equivalent of Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'

About: Manuel Agnelli

As the founder and voice of Afterhours, Manuel Agnelli helped shape Italian alternative rock over four decades. His solo work, his years mentoring talent on X Factor and his cultural hub GERMI in Milan confirm his standing well beyond the band.

10.3K

monthly listeners on Spotify (solo artist)

100K+

tickets sold for the Afterhours reunion tour 2025

concerts in the Suoni dal Futuro project 2026

highest position on the Italian album chart (Ballate per piccole iene, 2005)

What's new

2026-03
Agnelli launched together with GERMI and SIAE the three-year project 'Suoni dal Futuro': 96 free concerts in eight Italian cities for emerging bands.
2025-07
The Afterhours reunion tour 'Ballate per piccole iene Tour 2025' attracted more than 100,000 visitors across Italy, with sold-out shows in cities such as Milan, Rome and Turin.
2025-06
Afterhours released a special reissue of Ballate per piccole iene via USM / Universal Music Italia, twenty years after the original release.

Tracks

Ballata per la mia piccola ienatitle track of the iconic album from 2005, live classic

Hai paura del buio?title track of the breakthrough album from 1997

La profondità degli abissisolo single from the soundtrack of the film Diabolik (2021), won the Nastro d'Argento and the David di Donatello for best original song

Ama il prossimo tuo come te stessodebut solo album (2022), chosen by Rolling Stone as the second best Italian album of that year

Ci sono molti modifrequently played track from Ballate per piccole iene (2005)

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