The Drum and the Bird + The Talk

Davide "Boosta" Dileo – co-founder of the band Subsonica and multifaceted artist – presents Soloist, his new solo project which gives its name to the new album due out in April 2025. A unique opportunity to live an immersive musical experience with a grand piano, a Fender Rhodes and an electronic station, exploring new sounds and timbral nuances. A live performance beyond the boundaries of art that combines music, emotion and an intimate connection with the audience.

London-based producer Rival Consoles, an influential figure in the international electronic scene, is coming to Triennale. His music, characterized by a balance of experimentation and emotional depth, captivates with his ability to create highly atmospheric and expressive electronic music by “humanizing” electronic sounds and synthesizers. On stage is an A/V performance that combines music and visuals in an unprecedented sonic narrative. From the deepest atmospheres of ambient to his unique vision of techno, Rival Consoles presents unreleased material and a live reinterpretation of his most iconic works. Line-up 20.00 doors open 21.30 Rival Consoles

Christian Löffler is coming to Italy for an unmissable live show. The German producer, among the leading names in the electronic scene, mixes ambient, techno and house into a recognizable and engaging sound. His tracks stem from his connection with nature and the landscapes of his homeland, creating a unique atmosphere. From his early works to the acclaimed A Forest, his music creates a dialogue between emotion and rhythm. A chance to hear him live and get carried away. Program 9 pm opening doors 9.30 pm Paolo Gaudio dj set 10.15 pm Christian Löffler live

People Who Aren't There Anymore represents a triumph for Future Islands, turning pain into hope and capturing for the first time the ecstasy of their legendary live performances. In 44 minutes, the album recounts an emotional saga, with Samuel T. Herring's intense vocals accompanied by Gerrit Welmers' melodies and the rhythms of William Cashion and Michael Lowry. The group, which has always been unique and recognizable, continues to evolve: the joy and pain in Herring's voice reflect an inner change, marking a turning point in their career. After nearly 1,500 concerts that marked audiences and artists, Future Islands discovered new ways of living and creating, letting go of old patterns. This process has resulted in a deeply honest work, the most accomplished in their 17-year career, celebrating their unique journey and intensity. 7 pm – opening doors 8 pm– Leo Einaudi 9 pm – Future Islands