Tonino Carotone, 'Gran Reserva': twenty songs, an album cut in a day and a tour from 21 November
'Gran Reserva' is out on 13 November on Maninalto!, recorded live in the studio in a single day. It comes with a book co-written with Federico Traversa and a tour starting on 21 November in Cagliari.
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- Tonino Carotone releases «Gran Reserva», twenty new songs.
- The record comes with a tour: dates and cities.
- The details come from WebLiveTV.
Twenty tracks. Recorded live, in the studio, in a single day. That is the shape Tonino Carotone has chosen for "Gran Reserva", the new album out on Friday 13 November 2026 on Maninalto! Records, distributed by Self in shops and Believe on digital stores.
The network follows the same thread: another album turning into a tour and a residency across the Atlantic.
The record is not a set of brand-new songs: it gathers tracks that have become a stable part of his concerts over the years. It was recorded with Tonino on vocals and his band, after forty-five shared gigs. According to the official release, the band includes Antonello "Tonno" Gini on bass, Mario Pelagatti on guitar, Andrea Cattaneo on drums, Daniele Di Marco on piano and keyboards, Luigi "Gigi" Angelo Ghezzi on trumpet, Guglielmo "Facco" Facchinetti on tenor sax, Piergiorgio Muccio on trombone, Maria Pilar "Piluka" Aranguren on backing vocals and Giulio Perizzolo on percussion. Recording and editing were handled by Ettore Franco Gilardoni at Real Sound Studio in Milan; the mix is by Enea Sergi at Vertigo Studio; mastering was entrusted to Andrea "Berni" De Bernardi at Eleven Studio in Busto Arsizio.
The same week brings the book. "Il maestro dell'ora brava (Gran Reserva)", written with Federico Traversa, returns to bookshops from 11 November in an expanded edition for Il Castello, Chinaski series. Twenty years after its first release, the volume tells the story of the Spanish artist through music, travels and nonconformity.
The tour is called "Gran Reserva Live 2026/2027" and starts on 21 November in Cagliari, at the Jester Club. Then, in the order given by the release: 4 December in Lucera, 5 December in Taranto, 8 December in Carmiano, 11 December in Ranica, 12 December in Genoa, 13 December in Cavallermaggiore, 29 December in Naples, 2 January in Ragusa, 29 January in Livorno, 30 January in Rome, 12 February in Milan, 13 February in Tortona, 14 and 15 February in Turin and 27 February in Castiglione del Lago. Dates are being updated.