Top Italy Festivals 2023

March 16, 2023
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Italian festivals are cute, cozy, and always ready to deliver unique performances. From the famous Decibel Open Air to the bold Rock in Roma, these are the festivals you can’t miss.

Here’s your ultimate guide to the top festivals in Italy in 2023.

Kappa Futur Festival

Turin

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Bridging the gap between industrial decor and outdoor location, Kappa Futur Festival has a soft spot for electronic beats. The Italy festival transforms a former car factory into a techno heaven where 30,000 ravers get to see their music heroes perform live.

Firenze Rocks

Florence

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Although Firenze Rocks is a rookie in the festival scene, it is far from sounding and acting like one. With a rock-forward lineup, the multi-day event has an international appeal to it – we can thank legendary groups like Aerosmith, Foo Fighters, and Iron Maiden for that.

Decibel Open Air

Florence

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Whenever Decibel Open Air ticket sales begin, electro-heads from all over the world dust off their dancing shoes. Beyond hypnotizing stage designs, the Italy festival boasts lineups that would attract green-eyed glances.

Yes, techno powerhouses like Loco Dice and Joseph Capriati are part of the picture.

C2C (Club To Club) Festival

Turin

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Elusive and mysterious, Club To Club Festival has been pushing the boundaries of traditional live music events. With decades of party planning under its belt, the event is committed to the contemporary music scene and celebrates it accordingly.

Red Valley Festival

Northeast Sardinia

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Cute and cozy, Red Valley Festival knows that every music fan is different and taps into that. Despite its multi-genre lineup, the festival strives to bring the best acts to Olbia. International names like Martin Garrix and Steve Aoki share the same stage with homegrown talent such as Salmo and Blanco.

Rock in Roma

Rome

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If the name didn’t give it away, this Italy festival shakes up Rome with some top-tier alternative rock bands. For over a decade, the music event showcased a unique concept. Instead of a three-day span, Rock in Roma features a series of concerts that last over a month.

Umbria Jazz

Central Italy

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Also dubbed as one of most important jazz festivals in the world, Umbria Jazz has been attracting music fans for over five decades. If that doesn’t speak volumes about its expertise, its roaring lineup surely will.

Dreamland Festival

North Italy

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There aren’t many festivals that combine mountainside views with electronic beats – but Italy’s Dreamland Festival does it like it’s a job. Beyond its alpine setting, the two-day event masters the art of booking artists and brings blue-blooded names like Timmy Trumpet and Nicky Romero.

Nameless Festival

Milan Area

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Always ready to throw in the best beats, Nameless Festival is one of Italy’s largest electronic events. Since its 2013 inception, the fest morphed into a staple for international electro-heads and its stages became a music playground for A-list artists.

Lucca Summer Festival

Northwest Italy

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When you don’t know what you want from your festival experience, Lucca Summer Festival has you covered. As one of the few events that can draw in crowds from all walks of life, Lucca Festival’s magic stands in its all-inclusive lineup.

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