From Sunday, June 21, to Wednesday, June 24, the picturesque setting of Piazza del Popolo in Rome will once again become the beating heart of Italy’s musical summer. Tim Summer Hits 2026 is once again one of the most anticipated free events of the season, ready to get the audience singing along to today’s biggest hits. Leading the four evenings will be the well-established duo of Carlo Conti and Andrea Delogu, who will host a stellar cast of over 80 artists.
The performance schedule
So far, performance dates have been confirmed for part of the cast. Here’s how the singers will be divided across the four evenings in Rome:
- June 21: Aiello, Arisa, Bambole di Pezza, Ditonellapiaga, Lorenzo Salvetti
- June 22: Elena D’Elia, LDA & AKA 7even, Noemi
- June 23: Delia, Fabrizio Moro, Francesca Michielin, Malika Ayane, Merk & Kremont, Nayt
- June 24: Ermal Meta, Francesco Gabbani, Francesco Renga, Gaia, Gio Evan, Ludwig and Il Pagante, Paola Iezzi, Paola Turci, Trigno
The event’s full cast
Throughout the event, some of the biggest names in the Italian music scene will take turns on stage. Here are the other artists expected at Tim Summer Hits 2026: Achille Lauro, Alex Britti, Angelica Bove, Anna Tatangelo, Annalisa, Baby K, Benji & Fede, Chiello, Clara, Clementino, Cristiano Malgioglio, Eddie Brock, Elettra Lamborghini, Emis Killa, Emma, Enrico Nigiotti, Ernia, Fedez, Frah Quintale, Fred De Palma, Fulminacci, Giusy Ferreri, Il Tre, Irama, J-Ax, Leo Gassmann, Levante, Mara Sattei, Marco Masini, Mari Froes, Maria Antonietta & Colombre, Michele Bravi, Myss Keta, Mr. Rain, Negramaro, Nicolò Filippucci, Orietta Berti with Il Rosso and IAEM, Pinguini Tattici Nucleari, Raf, Rkomi, Rocco Hunt, Sal Da Vinci, Samurai Jay, Sangiovanni, Sarah Toscano, Sayf, Serena Brancale, SKT, The Bausa, The Kolors, Tommaso Paradiso, Tormento, Tredici Pietro, Welo.
TIM Summer Hits Village: The village, open from early morning in Piazza del Popolo, will allow the public to participate in interactive activities, get ready for the concerts, and connect with the world of music throughout the day.
For those who can’t make it to Rome, the event will be broadcast in prime time on Rai1 on July 17, 21, 24, and 31. On August 7, the special episode “Tim Summer Hits: The Best Of” will air. The festival will also be covered live on Rai Radio2.
