Red Valley is pleased to announce Guè's return to the Olbia Arena. After the success of his new album "Tropico del Capricorno" and his appearance at Sanremo with "La Mia Parola" by Shablo, the Milanese rapper is ready to make the audience sing at the tenth edition of the festival with his legendary rhymes.
Already a protagonist in 2023, Guè, formerly Gué Pequeno (real name Cosimo Fini), will perform on August 16, on the fourth and final evening of Red Valley 2025, for which Irama was also announced in the previous weeks.
Guè's 25-year career is studded with successes worth 100 platinum records, with 10 solo albums, 8 with Club Dogo and numerous collaborations.
His debut in underground hip hop in the late 90s with the group Sacre Scuole, alongside Jake La Furia and Dargen D'Amico, then, in 2003, together with Jake La Furia and Don Joe, the foundation of Club Dogo, which later disbanded in 2014. In the middle, in 2011, the creation of the Tanta Roba label, with which Guè began an extraordinary solo career: all of his ten albums, from “Il Ragazzo d'Oro” (2011) to “Tropico del Capricorno” (2025), have achieved platinum certification or higher. In addition to these successes, there are over 100 featuring with the main protagonists of the Italian rap scene, from Sfera Ebbasta to Rose Villain, passing through Geolier, Lazza, Madame, Marracash and many others.
The first Italian rapper to release an album for the legendary American label Def Jam (“Gentleman”, in 2015), in 2017 Guè was also the most listened to artist in Italy on Spotify. Fresh from the triumph of the Club Dogo reunion in 2024, celebrated with the eponymous album certified double platinum and 160 thousand tickets sold between the 10 dates of the Assago Forum and the historic concert at San Siro, and from his participation in the Sanremo Festival, this summer the G National will return to the stage of the Red Valley with an unmissable show, in which there will be no shortage of the most iconic songs of his career and the hits of the new album.