10th edition of Kappa FuturFestival in Turin: stellar line up including Swedish House Mafia and Major Lazer

The 10th edition of Kappa FuturFestival will be held from Friday 30 June to Sunday 2 July 2023, from noon to midnight, at Parco Dora in Turin.

A new wave of stars enriches the stellar line up of Kappa Futurfestival which celebrates its 10th anniversary with the most important artists of electronic music scene for a three-day festival dedicated to music and digital arts, from Friday 30 June to Sunday 2 July 2023, in the futuristic setting of Parco Dora in Turin.

To the first names announced, such as MAJOR LAZER, THE SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA (both at Kappa Futurfestival for the only Italian date), FATBOY SLIM, RICARDO VILLALOBOS, CARL COX, are joined by numerous DJs and producers among rising stars and international legends, demonstrating a festival once again capable of giving space to all facets of electronic music. Among the most awaited acts, that of the world-famous dj PEGGY GOU, the French FOLAMOUR with his elegant set that draws from house, funk and disco influences, the internationally recognized Italians TALE OF US and MIND AGAINST stand out.

And again, the sets of ANNA, CHLOÉ CAILLET, THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS, SASHA and JOHN DIGWEED, SETH TROXLER, JAMIE JONES, the live shows of SHERMANOLOGY, STEPHAN BODZIN, THE HACKER and ALESSANDRO ADRIANI, CHRISTOPHER COE, FRANK WIEDEMANN, MATHEW JONSON, LOST SOULS OF SATURN, PARANOID LONDON and many other artists.

Also this year the festival will take place over three programming days, hosted in the most impressive and fascinating Italian futuristic park: Parco Dora. A huge post-industrial area so visually powerful as to enchant the public and DJs from all over the world, thanks to the stages immersed in a real open-air art installation.

The outdoor Festival produced by Movement Entertainment, now in its tenth edition, has contributed to putting the Piedmontese capital back on the map of major cultural events, attracting tens of thousands of music and clubbing culture enthusiasts to Turin from all over the world thanks to an artistic programming of the highest level, the great expertise gained in management, research aimed at innovative technologies used to guarantee the public the best experience in a unique location in the world.
The last edition saw over 85,000 visitors from 105 different nations, an extraordinary result for the city and its citizens.

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A FESTIVAL DEDICATED TO CULTURE AND DIGITAL ARTS: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROJECTS

KFF has collaborated with world-renowned photographers such as Oliviero Toscani, Massimo Vitali, Marco Walker, Settimio Benedusi to create unique images and projects which have then become part of private collections or exhibitions. To highlight the projects and celebrate the tenth edition of the Festival, the organization will dedicate a focus on an artist every month.
Furthermore, an exceptional campaign is created with the incredible shots of OLIVIERO TOSCANI, known internationally as the mind behind the most famous publications and brands in the world and an honorary member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts. The photographs were taken at the Kappa FuturFestival and are part of “Human race”, an endless project on the different human morphologies and conditions, to represent all the expressions, physical, somatic, social and cultural characteristics of humanity. “This festival is an important place, there is a concentration of special and very interesting young people, who do not conform to each other” – said the photographer – “I met people with a kind attitude, very civil and polite guys, without arrogance , but with a great desire to discover and understand”.

The photographer MASSIMO VITALI also deeply marked the visual imagery of Kappa Futurfestival, with his “Costellazioni” project. Recognized and internationally appreciated for his extra-large format works depicting beaches, clubs and public spaces, his works are exhibited at the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid, at the Pecci Museum in Prato, at the Guggenheim in New York, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver, at the Center Pompidou and at the Fondation Cartier in Paris and in numerous other prestigious museums in Europe and in the USA.