Overview
- An informativa was delivered to the Civitavecchia prosecutor after Adriano Pappalardo insulted Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and made vulgar gestures at a free concert in Passoscuro.
- The show was organized by the Comune di Fiumicino, and witnesses said the insults referenced Meloni’s relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump.
- Audience members booed and some left the square, and criticism spread on social media from attendees who said the singer should have been stopped.
- Fiumicino vice mayor Giovanna Onorati condemned the language and gestures as inappropriate given the presence of families and children.
- Pappalardo apologized multiple times on stage, later saying he had been provoked before performing, and he noted the concert continued without further incident, with no sanctions or charges reported so far.