VIOLINIST

Profile

“The only Italian violinist to have performed at Tomorrowland.” This is how he is sometimes introduced on stage—and it's no legend. On July 27, 2013, Mark Lanzetta played at Tomorrowland in Belgium, holding back tears of emotion. That same year, a seven-date tour in Miami and a performance at the Ultra Music Festival cemented him as one of the world's most sought-after electronic performers.

A musical prodigy since the age of 5, at just 21 he earned a double degree in violin and piano from the Parma Conservatory. His ability to combine classical technique, electronic energy, and stage presence makes him unique: an artist capable of thrilling clubs, venues, and major events around the world.

In 2004, his career exploded with the Relight Orchestra project, penning cult songs such as "Going Back to My Roots" (theme song for Chiambretti Night), "Remedios" (theme song for Striscia la Notizia), and "Superstar" (theme song for L'Eredità on Rai 1 for three years). In 2012, he amazed 8 million viewers on Italia's Got Talent by performing a Ryuichi Sakamoto classic on his futuristic laser harp.

Over the years, Mark has shared the stage with artists such as Bob Sinclar, Lenny Fontana, and Barbara Tucker, performing for prestigious brands and events including Red Bull, Mercedes, Toyota, Jaguar, Fiat, Keaton, and the Venice Film Festival. In 2018, he released his first solo album, Eleven, a project entirely performed and arranged by him, dedicated to his son.

Today, Mark Lanzetta continues to grace stages around the world—from Miami to Cairo, from Zurich to Istanbul—with increasingly spectacular shows that blend classical virtuosity, technology, and pure electronic energy. A life of music, emotion, and constant evolution: because to remain the best, you must never stop believing and reinventing yourself.