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Niccolò Moriconi, aka Ultimo, was born in Rome on 27/01/96. He debuted in 2017 with the album Pianeti, certified triple platinum. On 09/02/18 the second album Peter Pan was released, certified 5x platinum. In 2019 he released his third album Colpa Delle Favole, certified 5x platinum, and on the 4th of July of the same year he performed at the Olympic Stadium in Rome with "La Favola" his biggest debut in his hometown.

On 22/10/21 the fourth album "Solo" was released, certified 2x platinum, self-produced by his label Ultimo Records. After collaborating with Ed Sheeran on the song "2step", "Ultimo Stadi 2022" kicked off in June 2022, with over 600,000 spectators certified diamond by SIAE.

His fans renamed Ultimo "The Prince of Stadiums" by putting a big sign in front of the Colosseum in Rome.

In 2019 Ultimo was the most listened to artist in Italy on Spotify and Apple Music. On 22/04/21, during the pandemic, he performed at the Colosseum,with only his piano, setting a record for spectators for a streamed musical event. In January 2022 he reached 149 weeks in the FIMI charts with 4 albums at the same time. In February 2023 the album Alba was released, certified platinum after just a month. Ultimo has so far collected 61 platinum records and 20 gold records.

On 30/05 the docufilm on Prime Video “Ultimo – Vivo coi sogni appesi” was released. After that he returned to playing stadiums with “Ultimo Stadi 2023 - La favola continua...”, 6 sold out dates including two San Siro stadiums and three Olimpico stadiums. The great live return is expected with "Ultimo Stadi 2024 – La favola continua...": starting on 2 June 2024 from the Nereo Rocco Stadium in Trieste and then continuing with the double dates at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in Naples and at the Olimpico in Turin, followed - for the second consecutive year - by three dates at the Olympic Stadium in Rome, then passing through the San Filippo Stadium in Messina and the Euganeo Stadium in Padua.