LDA and Aka 7even end joint project and cancel three November concerts in Italy

The announcement

LDA and Aka 7even announced on Instagram, with a post and a video published on 3 November 2026, that they are ending the joint project they started almost a year earlier. Both singers described the decision as shared and calm, saying they wanted to return to individual careers and new musical directions. Their friendship remains intact, and the two continue to live under the same roof. In the message they said the project had grown far beyond music and that the bond it created would last. Reactions on social media were skeptical, with some fans writing that the explanation was not credible and that something was off.

The cancelled tour

The announcement cancels the last three dates of the "Ultimo Ballo Tour - Live Indoor", a winter club tour. The run was due to open on 20 November at the Casa della Musica in Naples, followed by the Magazzini Generali in Milan on 23 November and the Atlantico in Rome on 24 November. Ticket listings for the events now show them as cancelled, and buyers are to be refunded. Refund requests must be submitted by 31 December. The duo had already played more than 50 dates on the "Primo e Ultimo Ballo - Summer Tour 2026", which ended on 23 September 2026 in Montalbano Jonico.

From Sanremo to a joint album

The partnership began when the pair performed "Poesie Clandestine" at the 76th Festival di Sanremo, where the song placed 11th in the final ranking. The single was certified gold in April 2026, and the duo released a joint album with the same title on 6 March 2026. Luca D'Alessio, son of Gigi D'Alessio, and Luca Marzano, known as Aka 7even, both previously appeared on Amici, the talent show hosted by Maria De Filippi, though in different editions. Aka 7even had gained attention there with Loca, released in 2021 during his time on the programme.

The plagiarism case over Loca

Separately, Aka 7even is accused of plagiarism over Loca, a song that was later certified triple platinum. The complaint was filed by Lema, the stage name of Emanuele Bertolucci, who says he wrote a song called Loka in 2019, before Loca was published. According to Fanpage, Lema says the works were composed between 9 and 10 November 2019, and the title differs only in that a "k" replaces the "c". Il Messaggero reports that, according to the investigations, a technical expert report found significant similarities between the two compositions, although this alone is not definitive proof of responsibility. Fanpage reports that the preliminary hearing judge in Rome (Gup) ordered the case to proceed to trial, with the first hearing at the Rome court set for 4 November 2026. Aka 7even will be defended by lawyers Raffaele Benincasa and Marco Moscatiello.

What comes next

The three November concerts will not take place, and the refund window runs until 31 December. The next dated step in the legal case is the first hearing in Rome on 4 November 2026, the day after the announcement. The reports do not specify the solo projects the two artists plan to pursue, and no new release or solo date has been announced.