A thousand musicians in a two-hour concert at the Orogel Stadium Dino Manuzzi in Cesena to help the people affected by the flood in Romagna. After seven years of concerts around the world, Rockin'1000 have decided to "go home", for a concert held in Romagna, for Romagna. The proceeds from the event will go to the provinces of Ravenna and Forlì-Cesena. A unique show in which the songs that have made the history of Rock music will be retraced and a special dedication to the tenacious, lively and participatory nature of the people of Romagna, who have poured into the streets by the thousands to help each other.

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One day, a music-mad marine geologist in Italy had a crazy dream: to assemble 1000 musicians in a field to play "Learn to Fly" by the Foo Fighters, film it, and persuade the band to come to his town, Cesena. In 2015, with a little help from a lot of friends, his dream came true. The video went viral (currently 60 million views and counting), the Foo Fighters were blown away, and a date in Cesena was duly added to their European tour. But that was just the start. The dream had spawned a monster: Rockin'1000, the Biggest Rock Band on Earth. Since then, this monster band has grown into a global family of over 40,000 people, rocking stadiums and other special venues around the world, 1000 musicians at a time, creating awesome, once-in-a-lifetime experiences for band members and audiences alike. From the original idea by Fabio Zaffagnini, developed with founders Claudia Spadoni, Martina Pieri, Mariagrazia Canu and "Cisko" Ridolfi, Rockin'1000 has evolved into an award-winning company. Among many projects with international partners, it has produced a live album with Sony Music Italy and released an origins movie, We are The Thousand - directed by Anita Rivaroli, which won the Audience Award at both the SXSW and Hot Docs film festivals in 2021 [...]