Red Valley starts with a bang: Achille Lauro is the star, while Ditonellapiaga and Bresh unleash the show.

A crescendo of performances. The opening night of Red Valley kicks off slowly, like the crowd that slowly makes its way to the Olbia Arena, home until tomorrow of the 11th edition of the festival produced and organized by Magma Events.

But when it takes off, it reaches levels similar to those of past seasons, thanks to the performances of Ditonellapiaga, Bresh and Achille Lauro , who appear on stage last, lighting up the long Olbia night.

Mara Sattei, Chiello and Clara, who precede them on stage, warm up the audience , Ditonellapiaga, who closes her show with the Sanremo song “Che fastidio”, raises the pace and Bresh, with “Umore marea” and “Tutto a puttane”, “Nightmares”, “Il meglio di te” and “Capo Horn”, completes the work by accompanying Red Valley towards the highlight: Achille Lauro's show at 1:00 a.m.

“Amor,” “Bam Bam Twist,” “Dannata San Francisco,” “1969,” and “Senza una stupida storia”: the opening five get the whole arena singing along, young and old, adults, and children alike. Then Lauro veers into “Perdutamente,” “Me ne frego,” “Amore disperato,” and “Rolls Royce,” and carries on until the end of the night, rolling the closing credits for “day 1” of Red Valley, which will return tonight with new artists at the Olbia Arena.