Danilo Rea Tickets

Danilo Rea is a premier Italian jazz pianist and composer known for his lyrical touch, technical mastery, and collaborative spirit. Born August 9, 1957, in Vicenza, Italy, he trained at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome and made his debut with the Trio di Roma in 1975. Over the decades, Rea has led his own projects, co-founded the celebrated Doctor 3, and built enduring partnerships with artists such as Gino Paoli and Maria Pia De Vito. His work has garnered multiple awards and critical acclaim, cementing his status as a cornerstone of contemporary Italian jazz.

Whether performing intimate duos, expansive trio configurations, or adventurous solo sets, Rea brings a refined sense of melody, space, and improvisational dialogue. On this page you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from his discography, and a curated look at his 2025 tour schedule across Italy. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket purchasing—like having a friend who can get you great seats.

Key career milestones include The Tales of Doctor 3 being named Best Italian Jazz Album by Musica Jazz in 1998 and The Songs Remain the Same earning Musica e Dischi’s Best Italian Jazz Album in 1999. His more recent releases include the collaborative albums 3 (with Gino Paoli) and Bach Is in the Air (with Ramin Bahrami) in 2017, Notturno in 2016, and the 2024 single Play Your Dream. For fans and new listeners alike, Rea’s performances invite attentive listening, lyrical improvisation, and expressive storytelling through piano.

Upcoming 2025 tour highlights show Rea performing across Italy, including Piano City Milano 2025 at IULM University in Milan, the Danilo Rea Trio at Villa Scarsella in Diano Marina, Circolo ControTempo in Sacile, and a show at UniCal Auditorium in Rende. Be sure to check these pages for the latest availability and secure your seats early.

Social media and official channels: you can follow Danilo Rea’s career and releases on his official site and social profiles. Links to official pages are provided below for quick access and additional context.