Time.news – Bjork returns to Italy with two great appointments after a five-year absence. The artist will be on 12 September at the Mediolanum Forum in Milan and on 23 September at the Unipol Arena in Bologna, to electrify his audience with an immersive show.
The two Italian dates are part of the “Cornucopia” European tour, which will start from 1 September in Lisbon. Starting from 9 am on Wednesday 1 February, tickets will be available presale for registered users of My Live Nation. To access the presale, just register for free on livenation.it. The general sale of tickets will open at 9 am on Friday 3 February on ticketmaster.it, ticketone.it and vivaticket.com.
Based on Bjork’s latest album ‘Utopia’, ‘Cornucopia’ debuted as a show at her artist residency at The Shed in New York City to stellar reviews. Rolling Stone called it “a state-of-the-art sound and image show”. The new ‘Cornucopia’ puts on a show reworked to include songs from his currently Grammy-nominated album ‘Fossora.
“Cornucopia has always been understood as one world, both for ‘Utopia’ and the just released album ‘Fossora’. I’m really excited to have these two worlds collide for a premiere this autumn in Southern Europe,” he said Bjork. “Cornucopia” features digital images created by media artists Tobias Gremmler, Andy Huang, Nick Knight, M/M, stage design by Chiara Stephenson, the seven Viibra flautists, clarinetists, a harpist, percussion, electronics and a host of bespoke instruments implemented into the state-of-the-art stage surround sound system that includes a custom reverb chamber.