Backstage at Verona Arena #tonylevin #petergabriel #chapmanstick #bass #bassplayer

[VeriteProductions]

Totally cool Tony. Thx. for sharing your experience.

[MissP]

Such a great place, thank you. Most of us would never get to see this.
Thank you 🙏

[RockandRollWoman]

Wow. Love thinking about who's gone up those stairs in the last 2000 years!

[cyrielvankappel]

Great to see this backstage History!!! ❤

[jimimiller]

Tony, thank you SO much for the video diary and the pics. You are the BEST!!! I'LL see you in Pittsburgh, September 23rd. I'll be in section D. Safe travels. 🥰🙏🎵🎶

[Paneeks]

Wow Tony. I did not know that it was 2000 years old. This was very much appreciated. Like you stated. So much history in that venue. Thank you for posting it~
Rob/Boston

[joseduarte]

Enjoy it. It's living history!... 😊

[patrickrossier]

Was happy to see you there with KC some years ago. What a show. Thanks Mr Levin for sharing

[jameslewis]

Verona’s a very old town. The oldest, but smaller and less famous, venue for live entertainment in Verona is the Teatro Romano, which I think was built about in the 1st century BC. It’s north of the Arena and just across the river. So Tony, Peter and company are playing in the “new” venue, which was built in the year 30 AD!

[garycitro]

I heard that the Rolling Stones played there the night it opened.

[Walter-jgrz]

Tony Thank You for This-You emote Joy of Touring🤗

[naruttaanime]

WoW unbeaten unmatched Roman Patriarchy going strong today.
Every arena made to this day is based in these works of genius.

[Graniad]

When you walk
through the tunnels especially in the less visited parts it gives you goosebumps thinking about what used to happen here

[mikeoxlong]

Imagine gladiators in the pit while you're playing on stage.

[afitzsimons]

Didn’t King Crimson play the arena on opening night?