25,000 people joined Vision’s season finale in Milan with Peggy Gou, Solomun, and The Martinez Brothers
Peggy Gou, PAWSA, Solomun, and The Martinez Brothers led a finale that reaffirms Vision as a powerhouse of Italy’s electronic music scene.
Vision once again proved its strength during Milan Fashion Week, drawing 25,000 people across four unforgettable events. Over the course of just three days, ex Macello hosted Peggy Gou, PAWSA, and Solomun, while The Martinez Brothers took over Fabrique for Vision’s exclusive indoor show.
A world-class lineup closed the 2025 season of Vision Open Air, which began in April and featured leading names such as Ilario Alicante, &ME (Keinemusik), Marco Carola, Jamie Jones, and Joseph Capriati.
The international impact is undeniable. With an ever-growing global audience, Vision reflects the rising demand for electronic music worldwide: at Coachella 2026, electronic artists will make up 45% of the lineup. Vision Open Air captures this momentum perfectly, and Ex Macello has emerged as a prime stage for large-scale events attracting tens of thousands of fans.
Once an abandoned industrial site, Ex Macello has transformed into a hub of urban culture and a landmark destination for top-tier electronic music. While awaiting redevelopment, it has become a powerful symbol of Milan’s cultural vitality — comparable to the legendary scenes of Amsterdam and Berlin — and a key driver of the city’s tourism and creative economy.
Vision Open Air will return to Ex Macello in 2026, reaffirming its place at the heart of Milan’s electronic music scene.
