OOOMH – Out of Ordinary Music Hills

An extraordinary festival in the Pisan hills

OOOMH – Out of Ordinary Music Hills is an event that brings the village of Guardistallo, in the province of Pisa, to life in the heart of the maritime Tuscany hills. Conceived by musician Antonio Aiazzi, the legendary keyboardist of Litfiba, the festival offers an original format that blends live music, cinema, and moments of cultural reflection, highlighting a corner of the Val di Cecina that is far from the mainstream circuit yet rich in landscape and identity.

Music, cinema, and encounters

The soul of OOOMH lies in its hybrid nature: it is not just a concert lineup, but a blend of live performances, screenings, and conversations with authors, directors, and artists. The evenings are split between the intimate Teatro Marchionneschi, dedicated to music-themed cinema and discussions, and the village's Area Sagre, which hosts open-air concerts in a convivial, free-entry atmosphere.

A showcase for the independent scene

The festival primarily highlights bands and singer-songwriters from the Tuscan and Italian independent scene, alternating between emerging names and established artists. Past editions have featured indie rock, folk, and grunge groups, alongside prominent guests such as Piero Pelù, Gianni Maroccolo, and Bruno Casini, historic voices of the Florentine and national music scene.

Territory and conviviality

OOOMH is about more than just music: during the days, the public can enjoy food and drink and meeting opportunities that turn the festival into a community celebration, capable of uniting different generations. The choice of Guardistallo, a small municipality overlooking the hills between Cecina and the coast, underscores the project's commitment to bringing contemporary culture into small villages, intertwining entertainment, original sounds, and landscape appreciation.

Why attend

• Free admission to the live music evenings at the Area Sagre.
• Programming that combines concerts, cinema, and artist encounters.
• A rare opportunity to experience the independent scene in an authentic village in the Pisan hills.
• Artistic direction by Antonio Aiazzi of Litfiba.