By Giulia Lansarotti | Victor Bendo Selections | Indie Refuge
Some albums ask to be listened to, while others, without making too much noise, simply invite you to step inside. Tutti tornano a casa belongs to the second category: twelve tracks that open up an intimate, familiar space, where Ariete leaves the door of her bedroom slightly open and welcomes us in. We are not just passing visitors, but guests received with a sense of ease, almost as if that place belonged to us too.
In This Article
“L’alveare”: Returning to Her Roots with a New Perspective
Vulnerability as a Point of Connection
A Home Where We Can Feel Less Alone
CLUB TOUR 2026: Ariete's Home Opens Its Doors to the Audience
Tour Dates and Information
“L’alveare”: Returning to Her Roots with a New Perspective
The album opens with “L’alveare”, and it is a particularly fitting choice. The track seems to take us back to Ariete's beginnings, to that intimate and spontaneous dimension where a guitar, a room and the need to put thoughts into words were enough to give shape to a song. But this return does not mean taking a step backwards. The voice that once approached the world with the urgency of someone still trying to understand where they belong now feels more aware and grounded, without losing its natural immediacy.
It is like returning to an old room after a long time and realising that, despite all the changes, certain details have remained exactly where they were. “L’alveare” also carries a strong connection to Rome, the city that represents an entire world for the artist. Its images, atmospheres and references reappear throughout the album like a subtle thread. Rome is not simply a backdrop: it is an essential part of the way Ariete feels, experiences and tells her story.
Vulnerability as a Point of Connection
Throughout the album, Ariete continues doing what comes most naturally to her: opening up. She explores weaknesses, contradictions and feelings that do not always have a precise shape, along with the often messy journey of growing up and learning to recognise oneself. Her songwriting retains its direct and personal identity, but it now seems to come from a more developed emotional space. There is a greater sense of clarity and self-awareness in the way she looks within herself, even when what she discovers is not always easy to accept.
Among the tracks that leave the strongest impression is “Tachicardia”, which fits perfectly into this narrative of emotions experienced without filters. The collaborations with Angelina Mango, Fulminacci, Tredici Pietro and prima stanza a destra further expand the album's musical and human landscape, without shifting its central focus: Ariete's voice and personal universe remain the point to which everything eventually returns.
A Home Where We Can Feel Less Alone
The album's title gradually takes on a meaning that goes beyond a simple return to one's origins. Home is not just an address: it can be a person, a memory, a city, or even that inner place we try to build while going through changes and uncertainties. The album cover, featuring Ariete curled up inside a suitcase, seems to capture this very search: carrying fragments of who we once were, while trying to understand where we can finally put everything down.
Tutti tornano a casa welcomes its listeners without asking them to introduce themselves. It invites us into Ariete's world without making us feel like strangers. On the contrary, between one confession and another melody, it also leaves room for our own stories. It is an album that reminds us that we are not the only ones searching for direction, changing our minds or stumbling over our own vulnerabilities.
Perhaps this is precisely where its strength lies: in its ability to transform a deeply personal story into a shared space, one capable of embracing us and making us feel, at least for the duration of an album, a little less alone.
CLUB TOUR 2026: Ariete's Home Opens Its Doors to the Audience
Following the opening show on November 7 at Atlantico in Rome, Ariete is ready to continue her CLUB TOUR 2026, produced and organised by Bomba Dischi. It marks a return to the intimate atmosphere of live music venues, where the closeness between the stage and the audience can bring even greater intensity to songs born from such personal songwriting.
If the album is an invitation to step inside her home, the upcoming concerts will be an opportunity for everyone to gather in the same room, sharing words and melodies that, listen after listen, gradually become a little part of our own stories.
Upcoming tour dates:
November 19, 2026 – Milan, Alcatraz
November 21, 2026 – Venaria Reale (Turin), Teatro della Concordia
November 25, 2026 – Padua, Hall
December 1, 2026 – Florence, Viper Theatre
December 10, 2026 – Naples, Casa della Musica
December 11, 2026 – Bitritto (Bari), Palatour Frecciarossa
Tour Information
Artist: Ariete
Album: Tutti tornano a casa
Tour: CLUB TOUR 2026
Promoter and Organisation: Bomba Dischi
Next Show: November 19, 2026 – Alcatraz, Milan
Last Scheduled Show: December 11, 2026 – Palatour Frecciarossa, Bitritto (Bari)
By Giulia Lansarotti | Victor Bendo Selections – Rifugio Indie
