Beth Hart @ Roma Summer Fest 2027

Beth Hart will perform in Rome on Tuesday, July 20, 2027, as part of Roma Summer Fest 2027. The concert will take place in the Cavea at Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone, with the performance officially scheduled to begin at 9:00 PM.

The Rome concert follows the release of Beth Hart’s eleventh studio album, You Still Got Me, issued in October 2024. The record continued a period that has brought her high chart positions in Europe and the United States, while her recorded catalogue has now accumulated more than 600 million streams.

Beth Hart

Beth Hart was born in Los Angeles, California, on January 24, 1972. She began playing piano at the age of four and later studied voice and cello at the Los Angeles High School for the Performing Arts. Her music incorporates blues, blues rock, rock, soul and jazz influences.

Beth Hart began performing in Hollywood clubs while still in her teens. In 1993, she competed on the television talent programme Star Search and won the Female Vocalist category. She subsequently signed with Atlantic Records and began developing the recording career that would establish her first significant international audience.

Her initial releases were connected with the Beth Hart Band, but her major commercial breakthrough arrived with L.A. Song (Out of This Town) from the 1999 album Screamin’ for My Supper. The song became a number-one single in New Zealand and reached the upper positions of American adult contemporary charts.

European success expanded during the following decade. Leave the Light On performed particularly strongly in Denmark, where it was certified double platinum, while Learning to Live reached number one. Her subsequent releases increasingly developed a European audience alongside her continuing career in the United States.

An important part of Beth Hart’s career has involved collaborations with other musicians. She has recorded several albums with guitarist Joe Bonamassa and has also worked with artists including Jeff Beck, Slash, Buddy Guy and Eric Gales. Her recordings with Bonamassa brought some of her most significant blues-chart and awards recognition.

Beth Hart is also a multi-instrumentalist. In addition to her principal role as a vocalist and songwriter, she plays piano, guitar, bass guitar, cello and percussion. Her later career has combined solo studio albums, collaborative recordings and extensive live performances in theatres, arenas and concert halls across Europe and North America.
 

Beth Hart Discography

Beth Hart’s first officially released studio album with the Beth Hart Band was Immortal, issued in 1996. Three years later she released Screamin’ for My Supper, whose track L.A. Song (Out of This Town) provided her first major commercial breakthrough and introduced her music to a wider international audience.

Her third studio album, Leave the Light On, appeared in 2003 and became particularly successful in Europe. The album reached number five in Denmark and earned a double-platinum certification there. It was followed by 37 Days in 2007, which reached number one on the Danish albums chart.

My California followed in 2010, beginning another productive period in Hart’s career. The following year she joined Joe Bonamassa for Don’t Explain, an album of blues and soul material that reached number three on the Billboard Blues Albums chart and achieved gold certification in the Netherlands.

Beth Hart returned to her solo catalogue with Bang Bang Boom Boom in 2012. The album charted across numerous European markets and reached number three on the Billboard Blues Albums chart. In 2013, she reunited with Bonamassa for Seesaw, which became the pair’s second collaborative studio album.

Better Than Home, released in 2015, reached number one on the Billboard Blues Albums chart and also topped the Dutch albums chart. Beth Hart followed it with Fire on the Floor in 2016, another Billboard blues number-one release that included songs such as Love Is a Lie and the title track.

Her collaboration with Bonamassa continued with Black Coffee in 2018. The album entered the Billboard Blues Albums chart at number one and also topped the Dutch albums chart. Later that year, Beth Hart released Live at the Royal Albert Hall, recorded during her May 2018 appearance at the London venue.

The solo album War in My Mind appeared in September 2019 and became one of her strongest chart performers in Europe. It reached the UK Top 20 and entered the Top 10 in several continental markets, extending the commercial growth established by her previous studio releases.

In February 2022, Beth Hart released A Tribute to Led Zeppelin, a nine-track tribute album devoted to material associated with the British rock band. It reached number one in the Netherlands and became one of her highest-charting releases in countries including the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Her eleventh studio album, You Still Got Me, was released on October 25, 2024. Its eleven tracks include Savior With a Razor, featuring Slash, and Suga N My Bowl, featuring Eric Gales. Other songs include Little Heartbreak Girl, Wonderful World and the title track.

Beth Hart Awards and Sales

Beth Hart received a Grammy Award nomination at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards in 2014. Seesaw, her collaborative album with Joe Bonamassa, was nominated for Best Blues Album. It remains her first Grammy nomination and one of the major international distinctions associated with their recording partnership.

At the Blues Music Awards, Beth Hart accumulated several nominations before winning Instrumentalist – Vocals in 2018. That year she was also nominated for Contemporary Blues Female Artist and for Contemporary Blues Album with Fire on the Floor, reflecting her established position within the contemporary blues circuit.

Her other honours include multiple Blues Blast Music Awards. Beth Hart won Female Blues Artist in 2014, 2017, 2018 and 2020 and again received major recognition in 2022, when she won both Female Blues Artist and Vocalist. She was also named International Blues Artist of the Year at the 2025 UK Blues Awards.

Commercially, Beth Hart has achieved six number-one albums on the Billboard Blues chart, alongside numerous Top 10 album positions across European markets. Her catalogue has surpassed 600 million streams, while individual releases have earned gold and platinum certifications, including the double-platinum certification achieved by Leave the Light On in Denmark.

Venue – Cavea, Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

The July 20 concert will take place in the Cavea, the open-air amphitheatre at the centre of Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone. The complex is located at Viale Pietro de Coubertin 30, north of Rome’s historic centre, between the Parioli district and the Olympic Village area.

The Cavea is named after Italian composer Luciano Berio. Designed as both a public square and a performance arena, it forms the architectural centre around which the Auditorium’s principal halls are arranged. Its semicircular form includes a lower paved area and an upper section of tiered seating.

The space is entirely paved in travertine and follows a natural difference in ground level of approximately ten metres. Its configuration can be adapted according to the event, allowing the same area to function as a public piazza, exhibition space, ceremonial setting or large outdoor concert venue.

For performances, the Cavea can accommodate 3,737 spectators in a seated configuration. When the lower parterre is arranged for standing audiences, its capacity increases to 5,128. Both the parterre and the surrounding tiers are outdoors and uncovered, an important practical consideration for summer concerts.

The wider Auditorium was designed by Renzo Piano after an international architectural competition launched in 1993. His proposal was selected the following year, and development began in 1995. The project was conceived as a major new cultural complex and permanent home for the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia.

Construction was modified after workers discovered remains of an ancient Roman villa on the site in 1995. Rather than eliminating the archaeological structures, the project was redesigned to preserve and incorporate them. Archaeological material from the site is now presented within the Auditorium complex.

The first principal spaces opened in 2002, including the Petrassi and Sinopoli halls, followed later that year by Sala Santa Cecilia. The complex subsequently developed into a major venue for classical music, rock, pop, jazz, cinema, theatre, exhibitions and festivals, including its annual summer concert programme.

How to Get to Cavea, Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

On foot: Visitors arriving on the Roma–Nord urban railway can get off at Euclide and walk from Piazza Euclide to the Auditorium. Another option is to reach Flaminio on Metro Line A and continue by tram or urban railway before completing the final section on foot.

By bus: The Auditorium is served by bus lines 53, 168, 910 and 982. Line 910 runs between Termini and Piazza Mancini, while line 168 connects the area with Tiburtina. The other routes provide connections with different districts of central and western Rome.

By taxi: Official Rome taxis can take passengers directly to Viale Pietro de Coubertin 30. A taxi can be particularly convenient from Roma Termini, hotels in the historic centre or areas without a direct public-transport connection, although journey times depend on traffic conditions around the venue.

Roma Summer Fest 2027

Roma Summer Fest has operated under its current name since 2018, when its first edition opened with two Arctic Monkeys concerts in the Cavea. The festival is organised by Fondazione Musica per Roma and has become the principal summer popular-music programme hosted by the Auditorium Parco della Musica.

Unlike festivals concentrated into a single weekend, Roma Summer Fest works as an extended concert season. Performances are scheduled individually over several months, allowing artists travelling on separate European tours to appear in Rome while using the Auditorium’s permanent infrastructure and established outdoor performance spaces.

The programme has traditionally covered a broad musical range, including rock, pop, blues, jazz, electronic music and singer-songwriters. International performers and leading Italian artists appear within the same seasonal calendar, while the Cavea provides the principal open-air setting for the festival’s largest summer concerts.

Roma Summer Fest 2027 is officially scheduled from June 8 to September 12, 2027. The first artists announced for the season included Hayley Williams, Tokio Hotel, Take That and Beth Hart, with the programme designed to expand progressively as additional concerts are confirmed.

The 2027 festival also coincides with the 25th anniversary of the Auditorium Parco della Musica, whose first halls opened in 2002. The anniversary provides an additional context for the season, linking the summer concert programme with twenty-five years of cultural activity at Renzo Piano’s architectural complex.
 

Frequently Asked Questions about the Beth Hart Concert in Rome

When is the Beth Hart concert in Rome?

The concert takes place on Tuesday, July 20, 2027, as part of Roma Summer Fest 2027. The officially announced starting time is 9:00 PM.

Where will Beth Hart perform in Rome?

The performance will be held in the Cavea at Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone, at Viale Pietro de Coubertin 30 in northern Rome.

How can I reach the concert by public transport?

Visitors can use bus lines 53, 168, 910 and 982, or travel via Flaminio and continue by tram or the Roma-Nord railway toward Euclide.