Morgan

Morgan, an emblematic figure of the Italian scene, brings his indie pop rock universe to Trabendo. A unique opportunity to discover the richness of his repertoire and his singular stage presence.

Marco Castoldi, better known as Morgan, is a multifaceted artist, recognised in Italy as a singer-songwriter, musician, composer, writer, and television personality. His career truly began in the 90s as the frontman of Bluvertigo, a band that made its mark on Italian alternative rock with albums like “Acidi e basi” and “Metallo non metallo”. This period forged his musical identity, blending synthesizers, guitars, and lyrical poetry, often introspective and sophisticated. His solo career, which began in the early 2000s, confirmed his uniqueness, exploring more personal sounds and increasingly sharp songwriting.

Morgan's style is characterised by a fusion of pop rock, new wave elements, and electronic influences, all tinged with an indie sensibility. His compositions are often complex, rich in arrangements and cultural references, testifying to his vast musical and literary knowledge. He is also a captivating performer, capable of transitioning from deep melancholy to communicative energy. Among his most notable solo works are the album “Canzoni dell'appartamento”, which earned him the prestigious Tenco Prize, and “Da A ad A”, where he continues to experiment with brilliance.

A Morgan concert is an experience in itself. Known for his intense and unpredictable performances, he doesn't just reproduce his tracks: he reinvents them, interacts with his audience, and offers moments of improvisation. His stage reputation is built on rare authenticity and an ability to create a strong connection with the audience. This visit to Paris, at Trabendo, offers a valuable opportunity to delve into the world of a complete artist whose creativity and musical depth continue to shape the contemporary Italian scene. It's a chance to discover a rich repertoire and an extraordinary stage personality, in the intimate setting of a venue like Trabendo.