After his success at X Factor, eroCaddeo returns home and reconnects with his native Sardinia with the extraordinary concert-event ERO CADDEO – LIVE “BACK TO HOME”. See you on December 23, 2025.
For his first official date on the island, the Sinnai-born artist has chosen the Opera Music Forum, a covered event space within the Fiera Internazionale della Sardegna in Cagliari. This symbolic live performance, conceived as a true "return to the roots," features a lineup that transforms the concert into a long night of music and celebration.
A major indoor event organized by Tra le Nuvole, one of Sardinia's most active production companies in the events sector, with festivals and formats that have helped make the Cagliari Fair and the Poetto beach one of the island's main entertainment hubs, and Radiolina. Media partner is the L'Unione Sarda Group.
Gates open at 8:00 PM for an evening designed to unfold from the pre-show to the closing party . It kicks off with a DJ set by Radiolina, Cozzolino, and Ruido on the decks. This will be followed by an opening act led by Donato Cherchi, another local talent, who will heat up the atmosphere for the heart of the event, ERO CADDEO - LIVE "BACK TO HOME." Finally, the afterparty with DJ Roly & D-Spe will continue until 2:00 AM. A night of non-stop music, from live music to the dancefloor. Free admission, but registration is required exclusively at operamusic.it.
The musical adventure of the 27-year-old from Sinnai began with Radiolina. In 2021, Damiano Caddeo won the Radiolina Contest and was noticed by the Turin-based label Cvlto Music Group and producer Raige. The following year, he debuted with the single "Gravità zero," followed by the songs "Prima vera" and "Non esiste" in 2023. In April 2025, he released his debut EP "scrivimi quando arrivi" (Write Me When You Arrive), followed by the viral success of the song "Luglio," a song that, along with the Cagliari sunsets that became iconic on social media, captivated thousands of listeners. In between, he also performed a theater show titled "Prima ero Caddeo, ora eroCaddeo," which he brought to his native Sinnai last September, to the Teatro Civico that would have cheered him on the night of the final in Naples.
