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Rockets Return to Italy for Final Frontier Tour

other · 2026-04-26

The Rockets, the French electrorock band known for their silver-painted appearance and space-themed performances, are touring Italy with their new album 'The Final Frontier.' The band, originally formed in 1975 by producer Claude Lemoine, now features keyboardist Fabrice Quagliotti (who took over the brand in 1984), guitarist Gianluca Martino, bassist Rosaire Riccobono, drummer Eugenio Mori, and new vocalist Fabri Kiarelli. The album includes the track 'Cosmic Castaway' with a guitar solo by founding member Alain Maratrat, to whom the album is dedicated as he battles illness. The tour, which began in January, has dates at Teatro Nazionale in Milan (Feb 10), Teatro Alfieri in Turin (Feb 11), Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome (Feb 13), Auditorium Santa Chiara in Trento (Feb 15), and Teatro della Corte in Genoa (Feb 19). The band performs hits like 'On the Road Again' and 'Galactica,' which won them a Telegatto award in 1980. The special vinyl edition artwork was created by artist Domenico Dell'Osso.

Key facts

  • Rockets formed in France in 1975 by Claude Lemoine.
  • Fabrice Quagliotti took over the Rockets brand in 1984.
  • Current lineup: Fabrice Quagliotti, Gianluca Martino, Rosaire Riccobono, Eugenio Mori, Fabri Kiarelli.
  • New album 'The Final Frontier' released.
  • Track 'Cosmic Castaway' features Alain Maratrat on guitar.
  • Album dedicated to Alain Maratrat, who is battling illness.
  • Vinyl artwork by Domenico Dell'Osso.
  • Tour dates: Milan Feb 10, Turin Feb 11, Rome Feb 13, Trento Feb 15, Genoa Feb 19.

Entities

Artists

  • Fabrice Quagliotti
  • Gianluca Martino
  • Rosaire Riccobono
  • Eugenio Mori
  • Fabri Kiarelli
  • Alain Maratrat
  • Claude Lemoine
  • Christian Le Bartz
  • Domenico Dell'Osso

Institutions

  • Rockets
  • Elio e le Storie Tese
  • Festival di Sanremo
  • Telegatto
  • Canned Heat
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Italy
  • France
  • Milan
  • Turin
  • Rome
  • Trento
  • Genoa
  • Lago di Como
  • Teatro Nazionale
  • Teatro Alfieri
  • Auditorium Parco della Musica
  • Auditorium Santa Chiara
  • Teatro della Corte

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