C.F.F. e il Nomade Venerabile is an Italian alternative rock and new wave group formed in 1999 in Gioia del Colle. The group is known for its multidisciplinary approach combining music with theater-dance and video art. Its second album, Circostanze (2006), earned coverage in Rolling Stone Italia and Rockit. Subsequent releases followed chronologically: the debut album Ghiaccio (2004), Circostanze (2006), Lucidinervi (2009), Attraverso (2013), the EP Al cuore (2014), the album Canti notturni (2015), the compilation DiVenti (2019), and the album E sia, which was released on March 15, 2021. The group has toured extensively across Italy, performing at festivals such as Sziget and the Jumpin' Rock Festival. Collaborations include working with Paolo Benvegnù on the song “Amore”, Roberto Angelini on the album Canti notturni, and Andrea Chimenti on the album E sia. The group also contributed to the tribute albums Stagioni. Tributo ai Massimo Volume (2023) and Canzoni di fuga e speranza, which was released on February 28, 2025. The group's career is marked by critical recognition, including finalist placements at the Fabrizio De André Prize and the winning of the Premio Pierangelo Bertoli Nuovi Cantautori, both in 2014.
