Concerto Patagarri Gipsy Jazz

The Patagarri in the square in Satriano

On August 17, 2026, Piazza Umberto I, the open-air living room of Satriano di Lucania, transforms into a stage for one of the most vibrant names in new Italian jazz: Patagarri. The Milanese band, which exploded in popularity in the last two years, offers contagious gipsy jazz, built on manouche guitars, brass, and percussion, seasoned with a good dose of irony and social commentary.

Gipsy Jazz That Makes You Dance

Their sound blends the tradition of Django Reinhardt-school manouche jazz with Mediterranean influences and a street-smart attitude. On stage, they become a true celebration: blaring brass, driving rhythms, and a stage presence that engages the audience from the first to the last song. The concert is part of the extensive "Tua Madre in Tour", the 2026 summer tour that takes the Patagarri to over thirty dates across Italy and Europe, from major festivals to village squares like Satriano's.

Satriano, the Village of Murals

Hosting a concert of this type is no accident for Satriano di Lucania, a small municipality in the Province of Potenza known as the "village of murals": the facades of the historic center are decorated with dozens of paintings depicting peasant life, crafts, and Lucanian traditions. A perfect setting for an evening that combines live music, summer atmosphere, and village identity.

An Evening Under the Stars

The event starts at 10:00 PM, when the mountain air makes the evenings pleasant: admission is free, just show up at the square. An opportunity to discover an authentic village in the Lucanian hinterland and, at the same time, one of the most surprising bands on the Italian live music scene.