French touch meets Italo disco meets house-pop
Dov'è Liana is a French trio of three childhood friends who refuse to be confined by rules and expectations. Their first track, Perché Piangi Palermo, was created in one afternoon with a rough production on GarageBand and was already on Spotify the next day. Without mixing or mastering, the spontaneous track immediately resonated in Italy. It even brought them to the stage of one of Milan’s trendiest clubs.
Their aesthetic breaks stereotypes – such as the scarf and glasses they wear on stage to blur the lines of traditional masculinity – and their raw music reflects their rejection of cynicism. The goal is clear: Dov'è Liana wants to create a space free from social constraints, where everyone can be themselves without masks or fear of judgment.
Their first album, Love 679, is a bold project that transcends genres and language, with lyrics in both Italian and English. English allows them to convey universal ideas, while Italian evokes an intimate and festive warmth. With over 40 sold-out concerts across Europe and growing popularity on streaming platforms, Dov'è Liana embodies a generation seeking freedom and, above all, celebration. A celebration where everyone can drop their masks and embrace life, love, and beauty in their purest and most intense forms.
Their vision goes beyond music: Dov'è Liana dreams of a refuge, a safe space where the excesses of the past are banished to make room for a new era of respect, pleasure, and sharing. They want to prove that their generation knows how to party better than ever – with less judgment, more freedom, and a radiant energy that wants to make the most of our time. So, for those looking for a moment of total freedom, a wild and sensual party where judgment has no place, it’s best to buy a ticket right away.