Dov’è Liana is a French trio challenging the artificiality of the modern world through a mystical pursuit of celebration—one that unites love, beauty, and sexuality. Their live shows are spaces of total freedom: wildly uninhibited parties where judgment is left at the door.
Inspired by their experiences in Palermo, the group has developed an immediately recognizable sound, blending French touch with Italian influences and rock elements to create a new form of house-pop that is both sensual and untamed.
Italian naturally became the language of “Perché Piangi Palermo,” their debut track, written in a single afternoon and produced roughly on GarageBand before being uploaded to Spotify the very next day. With no mixing or mastering, the spontaneous track immediately resonated in Italy, leading them to perform at one of Milan’s trendiest clubs.
Their aesthetic is fluid and stereotype-defying, reflected in the foulards and sunglasses they wear on stage, blurring the boundaries of traditional masculinity.
Their debut album, Love 679 (2024), is a bold project that transcends genres. Written in both Italian and English, it explores vivid and evocative imagery through lyrics that are simple yet powerful.
With more than 40 sold-out shows across Europe and growing popularity on streaming platforms, Dov’è Liana embodies a generation searching for freedom—but above all, for celebration.
In 2025, the trio signed with Carosello Records, officially opening a new chapter in their career. This new phase was introduced through the release of the rework “(Siamo tutti) animali notturni,” featuring Malika Ayane, issued as a special 7-inch vinyl for the 76th edition of the Sanremo Music Festival. In April, they released the single “Cip Cip,” a track that perfectly captures the group’s artistic identity. They followed up with the release of “Cookie’s Party,” coinciding with their highly anticipated return to the MIAMI Festival.