A Ferragosto set to the music of Annalisa. The singer was one of the main stars of the closing evening of the Red Valley Festival 2026, taking to the stage at the Olbia Arena on the night between 15 and 16 August.

In front of thousands of people, Annalisa brought her pop sound back to Olbia after appearing at the 2024 festival, joining an evening dominated by some of the biggest names in Italian music today.

Annalisa on stage around midnight

The third day of Red Valley had already begun in the afternoon, with a long succession of artists accompanying the audience until late at night.

Before Annalisa, among others, Sayf and Ernia performed. The singer was expected on the main stage at 23:45 and arrived in front of the Olbia Arena audience around midnight.

After her, the programme featured Sfera Ebbasta, who was set to take the evening into the heart of the night.

A sequence that perfectly represented Red Valley’s crossover nature, combining rap, urban and pop on the same night.

From “Euforia” to “Mon Amour”

On stage, Annalisa performed some of the songs that have defined the latest years of her career.

Among those performed in Olbia were “Euforia”, “Mon Amour” and “Canzone estiva”, greeted by the arena audience as the venue was transformed for Ferragosto into a huge open-air celebration.

A now instantly recognisable repertoire, built on a long series of radio hits and becoming one of the most pop-focused moments of the entire three-day event.

For Annalisa, it was also a return to Red Valley after her 2024 performance, when she had already been one of the main stars of Ferragosto night at the Olbia Arena.

The grand finale of Red Valley 2026

The evening of 15 August brought the festival’s eleventh edition to a close, after it began on 13 August with Achille Lauro and continued the following day with artists including Anna, Shiva, Kid Yugi and Noyz Narcos.

For the grand finale, Sfera Ebbasta, Annalisa, Ernia, Samurai Jay, Sayf, Low-Red, Ludwig and Rrari Dal Tacco took to the stage.

Three days during which the Olbia Arena moved across different genres and audiences, once again confirming its status as one of the main reference points for summer music in Sardinia.

And on Ferragosto night, between rap and trap, it was Annalisa’s pop that got Olbia singing shortly before midnight.