Boccadasse set for Sunset Club on 24 September
Published on 09/27/2026 at 11:04 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Boccadasse and the Boccadasse Sunset Club were linked to a final summer event scheduled for 24 September 2026 in Genoa, Italy. The seaside neighbourhood, an ancient fishing village between Corso Italia and Capo Santa Chiara, was set to host a vinyl DJ set and live percussion.
Boccadasse Sunset Club was scheduled for 24 September
The event was announced as the last Boccadasse Sunset Club date of the summer. The programme centred on a vinyl set by DJ Celso Armento, with music ranging across jazz, soul, funk and bossa nova.
The planned set also included a tribute to Ennio Morricone and well-known film soundtracks. Live percussion by Bocar was scheduled for the closing part of the evening. The 24 September programme was reported by Il Secolo XIX on 23 September 2026.
The fishing village gives the music event its setting
Boccadasse is located on Genoa’s eastern seafront, between the Corso Italia promenade and Capo Santa Chiara. The city tourism authority describes it as one of the ancient fishermen’s villages still visible in Genoa, with colourful houses, fishing boats, nets, rounded stones and stone staircases around a small beach.
That setting connects the event’s sound programme with a place shaped by the sea and by Genoese coastal life. The vinyl selections and live percussion were not announced as a concert in a formal hall, but as a summer gathering associated directly with the waterfront village. Genoa’s tourism authority identifies Boccadasse as a historic fishing village between Corso Italia and Capo Santa Chiara.
Corso Italia connects Boccadasse with Genoa
The event’s location also places it within Genoa’s wider seafront route. Corso Italia begins at Piazza Rossetti and leads towards the village, while the official tourism information also describes a cycle route from Piazza De Ferrari in the city centre.
The approach is part of the character of the place. Visitors encounter a small coastal settlement rather than a single enclosed attraction, with the beach, boats, coloured houses, rocks and steps forming the setting around the waterfront.
Visiting Boccadasse: what travellers from Western Europe should know
- The Boccadasse Sunset Club was scheduled for 24 September 2026 at Boccadasse in Genoa, with a vinyl set by Celso Armento and live percussion by Bocar.
- The event was presented as the final Boccadasse Sunset Club date of summer 2026, so the programme was tied to that specific evening rather than a permanent attraction.
- Boccadasse lies between Corso Italia and Capo Santa Chiara. The seafront approach begins at Piazza Rossetti, and an official cycle route links the city centre at Piazza De Ferrari with the coast.
- The village includes a small beach, rounded stones, stone staircases, rocks, fishing boats and nets. These features make the waterfront a walking environment with uneven surfaces and steps.
- Italian is the official language and the currency is the euro.
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Frequently asked questions about Boccadasse
When did the Boccadasse Sunset Club take place?
The final summer date was scheduled for 24 September 2026 at Boccadasse in Genoa. The programme included vinyl selections by Celso Armento and live percussion by Bocar.
Where is Boccadasse and how do you get there?
Boccadasse is between Corso Italia and Capo Santa Chiara in Genoa. The seafront route begins at Piazza Rossetti, while a cycle route connects the city centre at Piazza De Ferrari.
What is Boccadasse?
Boccadasse is an ancient fishing village within Genoa, known for its small beach, colourful houses, fishing boats, nets, rounded stones and stone staircases.
