The Italian singer-songwriter, Alessandro Mahmoud, will be in concert at the Madrid But Hall after bringing his first successful international tour to an end. It is a much awaited live performance  that forms part of his new European tour in which he will perform  the songs from his album, Gioventù Bruciata.

Born in Milan (Italy) in 1992 to an Italian mother and an Egyptian father, Mahmood rose to fame in 2012 when he participated in the Italian version of The Factor X television programme. He didn’t have much success in the programme, but was not put off, enrolling in a music school.  In 2013, he released his first single, Fallin' Rain.

Mahmood has become an undisputed global phenomenon. His Gioventù Bruciata has become a gold disc with 21 million plays and 33 million visits in just two months. Furthermore, the song, Barrio, included on this album, is another platinum record.  

He has had a short yet intense career to date. He has earned the recognition and admiration of the international audience, which has led him to win the San Remo Festival and take second place as the Italian representative at the Eurovision Song Contest  2019 in Tel Aviv (Israel). Last autumn, the young artist won the award for the Best Italian Act at the MTV European Music Awards.