The incredible Movement Torino festival in Italy just revealed its plans for this year. Its organizers announced the exciting lineup and the series of events that will lead up to the main festivities. The main event itself will take place on October 31.
Headliners for the festival include Jeff Mills, Adam Beyer, Derrick May, Marcel Dettmann, and Ben Klock. With such prominent techno music icons, this years festival is guaranteed to be heaven for every techno music fan.
Movement Torino is definitely not a festival to miss. As the cousin of prominent Movement Detroit, The New York Times even recommended the event as one not to miss for 2016. What makes Movement so special is its emphasis on the importance of sound system quality and respect to the environment. The festival also focuses on making the visit as easy as possible with a cashless payment method, which makes it the Clever Entertainment method for all guests.
What to Expect at Movement Torino 2016
This year’s main event will take place on four incredible stages. The Kappa Stage, Jager Stage, Detroit Stage, and Yellow Room (Apollonia and Friends) host incredible musicians’ sets. Additionally, there will be a brilliant display of a fusion between new technologies and music.
One of the incredible spectacles from last year event
The Lineup
This year’s lineup will stimulate any fan of techno music. International superstars like Pan-Pot and KiNK live, Cocoon master Sven Vath, and Drumcode duo Adam Beyer and Ida Engberg are just a taste of the insane lineup. In addition, Gary Beck from Soma and Berghain legends Marcel Dettmann and Ben Klock
Detroit musicians will also represent their city in the Italian festival. Iconic Phuture, Derrick May, Steve Rachmad, and Jeff Mills are the proud representatives. Moreover, the French trio Apollonia, Chris Carrier, Le Loup, and Djebali b2b John Dimas will soundtrack a brilliant sets for house music enthusiasts.
A glimpse of the insane party from last year
Before the Main Event
Movement Torino is also hosting various workshops and parties leading up to the main event. On October 22nd, Audiodrom will host Martin Buttrich, Schuola Holden will perform on the 26th and 27th at the Movement Club at Centralino. A Movement Culture-Workshop will be held on the 28th at Politecnico di Torino, then a second Movement club with “We Play the Music We Love,” and even a third on the 29th at Chalet (with a special guest TBA). Finally, Superga Happy Birthday is scheduled on the 30th.
A Special Honor
Recently, an honorable European Commission patronage was bestowed to Movement Torino. This wonderful achievement demonstrates the professionalism and uniqueness of the festival. Congratulations Movement Torino!
Ticket Information
Buy your tickets to this fantastic event now by clicking here. For more information and updates about the event, visit the website at movement.it.
An early bird sale will take place from August 21-September 4 for about $32. A middle promotion starts on September 5-October 2 for about $37. The late promotion starts on October 3rd and ends on the 30th. Tickets sale for about $43. At the door, tickets will cost about $51 dollars.
Early bird for VIP sales start August 21-September 15 for about $70. Middle promotion starts September 16 for about $81. At the door, VIP tickets cost around $90.
The Schedule and Lineup
- 10.22.16 Movement preview @ Audiodrome live Club starring MARTIN BUTTRICH
- 10.26.16 Movement Culture – live set @ Scuola Holden
- 10.27.16 Movement Club act 1 @ Centralino
- 10.28.16 Movement Culture – Workshop @ Politecnico di Torino
- 10.28.16 Movement Club act 2 with “We Play The Music We Love”
- 10.29.16 Movement Club act 3 @ Chalet (special guest TBA)
- 10.30.16 Superga Happy Birthday
- 10.31.16 Main Show @ Lingotto*
MAIN SHOW – LINEUP AND STAGES
Kappa Stage
Pan-Pot
KiNK live
Alicante
Special Guest TBA
Jager Stage
Sven Väth
Adam Beyer b2b Ida Engberg
Gary Beck
Ben Klock b2b Marcel Dettmann
Detroit stage
Steve Rachmad
Phuture live
Derrick May
Jeff Mills
Yellow Room (Apollonia & Friends)
Le Loup
Djebali b2b John Dimas Chris Carrier
Apollonia (extended set)
FestPop San Francisco Staff Writer Mandy Losk