Elisa Setlist at Teatro Degli Arcimboldi, Milan, Italy

• 1. First Set
  1. Lullaby Play Video
  2. Nostalgia Play Video
  3. Una poesia anche per te Play Video
  4. Creature Play Video
  5. Dancing Play Video
  6. Heaven out of Hell Play Video
  7. Asile's World Play Video
  8. Sometime Ago Play Video
  9. Happiness is home Play Video
     (Elisa sat down behind a drum kit to play some percussions at the end of the song, while vocalizing)
  10. Second set with the children's choir "Piccolo Coro Artemia di Torviscosa" directed by Denis Monte
  10. Qualcosa che non c'è Play Video
  11. Fresh Air Play Video
  12. Fairy Girl Play Video
  13. Cuore amore Play Video
  14. Almeno tu nell'universo Play Video
      (Mia Martini cover)
  15. Rainbow Play Video
  16. It Is What It Is Play Video
  17. Third Set
  17. Little Eye Play Video
  18. 1979 Play Video
  19. Ti vorrei sollevare Play Video
  20. Cure me Play Video
  21. Gli ostacoli del cuore Play Video
  22. Encore:
  22. Luce (tramonti a nord-est) Play Video

Note: Elisa arrived in Milan for 4 sold out nights with this particular tour: after the releasing of "Ivy", a cd of new songs, covers, and some of her old tracks, re-arranged in an semi-acoustic/particular way, the concept for the "Ivy 1 & 2 tour" was as follows: two nights (or more) in the same city, with two different concerts, setlists, atmospheres and instruments. The idea was to give a "more acoustic and soft" night with the first concert named "Acqua" ("Water") and a more "rocky" evening the night after, called "Fuoco" ("Fire"). This tour was the occasion to play some of her less-known songs from his discography, especially from the 2000's album "Asile's world" (a wonderful but complex album at the time, for its Bjork-like sonority and its no-so-direct songs) from which its songs are rarely performed. The first set lasted about 45 minutes with a 18 minutes intermission in order to prepair the children choir on stage. The concert started with Elisa solo playing harmonium in half-darkness. Before "Luce", she thanked everyone for being there in that particular date (in Italy there was celebrations for the 150 of unification of Italy) with a small speech about a "better future" and the importance of unity.