Do you feel like going to a concert this month?
'Concerto' = con-CER-to, stress on second syllable. 'Mese' = ME-se.
Use this to invite someone to a live music event. It works for any genre — classical, pop, jazz, rock. Italy has a rich concert calendar, from arena pop concerts to intimate jazz clubs. Specifying an artist or genre makes the invitation more compelling.
'Ti va di' + infinitive (do you feel like) — softer than 'vuoi' (do you want). 'Andare a un concerto' — 'a' + 'un concerto' (to a concert). Note the difference from 'a teatro' (no article) — concerts use the indefinite article 'un'.
C'è un concerto di jazz che non voglio perdere.
There is a jazz concert I do not want to miss.
Specific genre and personal enthusiasm
Prenderei volentieri i biglietti se vieni anche tu.
I would gladly get the tickets if you come too.
Conditional — making the ticket purchase contingent on company
Sai se c'è qualcosa di interessante in estate all'Arena?
Do you know if there is anything interesting at the Arena in summer?
Arena di Verona — Italy's most iconic open-air concert venue
The Arena di Verona is a magnificent 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheatre that hosts the world's most spectacular outdoor opera festival every summer. Attending an opera at the Arena — holding a small candle ('candela') as the sun sets and the stars appear — is one of the most iconic Italian cultural experiences. Puccini's Turandot is a perennial favourite.