THEY SANG IT — AND THE CROWD SANG EVERY WORD BACK.❤️🎶 — IL VOLO BRINGS “GRANDE AMORE” TO LIFE IN A PERFORMANCE THAT STILL GIVES FANS CHILLS Il Volo returned to the song that helped make them international stars, delivering a passionate live performance of their signature hit “Grande Amore” that reminded fans why the trio’s voices have become so unforgettable.. More than a decade after the song’s breakthrough at Sanremo and Eurovision, “Grande Amore” still carries the same emotional power — and this performance shows exactly why it remains one of Il Volo’s most beloved songs.

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Il Volo Delivers Passionate Performance of Signature Hit “Grande Amore” Live in June 2024

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ITALY — Fan channel @ilvolosim31 highlighted a memorable live performance by Italian operatic pop trio Il Volo, showcasing their historic rendition of their signature anthem, “Grande Amore.” Captured live during their June 2024 concert series, the clip captures tenor Piero Barone, tenor Ignazio Boschetto, and baritone Gianluca Ginoble performing the track that launched them into international superstardom.

Originally written by Ciro “Francesco” Boccia and Tommy Esposito, “Grande Amore” remains the group’s most iconic masterpiece after their triumphant victory at the Sanremo Music Festival 2015 and their top-three finish representing Italy at the Eurovision Song Contest 2015.

🎵 Performance Highlights

IL Volo Live from the Rosemont Theatre in Chicago May 2, 2026

[Live Performance Details]
  ├── Song Title: "Grande Amore"
  ├── Songwriters: Francesco Boccia, Tommy Esposito
  ├── Performers: Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto, Gianluca Ginoble (Il Volo)
  ├── Recording Date: June 2024
  └── Historic Milestone: Winner of the Sanremo Music Festival 2015

  • Vocal Blend: The live recording highlights the group’s dramatic vocal dynamics, shifting seamlessly between gentle, emotive solo verses and soaring, full-voiced operatic harmonies on the chorus.

  • Crowd Engagement: A staple of their live tours, the June 2024 performance saw the audience singing along to every line of the iconic chorus, underscoring the song’s lasting legacy a decade after its release.