Earlier this month, the almighty Kappa FuturFestival returned to Torino for its 12th year, cementing its legacy as Italy’s largest electronic music festival and arguably its most electrifying. Under the blazing Italian sun, a record 120,000 attendees from over 150 nations gathered in Parco Dora for three days of world-class music, art, and escapism – proving why the festival recently ranked 6th Best Festival in the World in DJ Magazine’s Top 100.
Across 6 stages there was over 36 hours of music, with 14 after parties and 118 different artists taking to the stage. With that much music, there is simply too many highlights to mention, but some of our favourites; Carl Cox returning for his 9th time, debuting his new fully live set on the Voyager stage. Long-time Futur friend Seth Troxler is always a highlight along with standout sets from Charlotte De Witte, Joseph Capriati, Peggy Gou, Solomon, Adam Beyer going b2b with Maceo Plex, Anyma and Nina Kraviz. There was a surprise pop up b2b set from Kevin De Vries and Enrico Sangiuliano on the new Lab stage. And brilliant sets from the likes of Pawsa, Anotr, DJ Hell, Boris Brejcha, Diplo plus superb live shows from Floating Points and Caribou who made his festival debut to close the NOVA Stage on Sunday night.
Known for it’s passionate audience, who not only dance hard but also deliver on the festival fashion front too, Milan photographer Antonio Corallo touched down at Kappa FuturFestival to document the best-dressed in a new style edit.
