An Italian Coastal Airport is Betting Big That the Future of Electronic Music Festivals Lies In the distant past.
Electronic Music Festives Keep Pushing for More Ambitious Venues, But Italy’s Newest Entry might take the crown: A functioning Airport Once Home to an ancient Roman Temple. The Brand-New Adriatic Sound Festival is debuting in June 2025 At Fano Airport, Formerly Known As Fanum Fortunae.
The Two-Day Festival Is Being “Conceived as to Temporary City,” According to a Press release Shared With Edm.com. ITS ORGANIZERS PLAN TO MERGE ROMAN HISTORY WITH CUTTING-EDGE STAGE DESIGN FROM THE RENOWNED ARCHITECTURE FIRM STUFISH.
In The Past Year Alone, The Company has designated Groundbreaking Productions for The Rolling Stones’ “Hackney Diamonds” Tour, Adele’s Acclaimed Residenties in Las Vegas and Munich, and Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short & Sweet” Tour. Their Latest TRIUMPH IS ADRIATIC Sound, where they’re debuting an innovative stage.
The Temple Stage Concept Features A Rotating 360 ° Platform Where Djs Perform Inside Massive Drum Structure, Surrouted by Four Grandstands Arranged In a Coliseum-Style Layout. A Luminous Halo Structure Abeve Will React With The Music To Create A Multi-Sensory Experience.
Stufish Entertainment Architects
Elsewhere at the Festival Will Be the Infinity Stage, which Takes Cue from Fano’s 2,000-Yare-Old Arch of Augustus, A Historic Gateway Built Around 27 BC. The Stage, Stufish Says, Draws Inspiration “From Fundamental Architectural Forms, Reinterpretted Through a Bold, Futuristic Lens.”
The inaugural Adriatic Sound Lineup includes pioneering producers Sven Väth and Armand van Helden, with More to Be Announced in the Weeks Ahead.
ADRIatic Sound Festival Is Schedulated for June 13-14, 2025. You CAN FEND OUT MORE INFORMATION Here.
