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    Villa Delle Rose Announces Final September Events For 2026 Season – Electric Mode

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    Villa Delle Rose in Misano Adriatico is preparing to wrap up its 32nd season with six dates scheduled between Friday, 4 and Saturday, 26 September, bringing to a close a summer programme that began in May and has consistently combined continuity with a diverse range of proposals.

    The Villa’s 2026 summer season has once again confirmed its ability to offer a broad and varied programme, spanning different genres, audiences and contexts. From May to August, international and Italian artists including Bob Sinclar, Dennis Cruz, James Hype, Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, Gabry Ponte, MEDUZA, Satori and Steve Aoki took to the decks at the Villa. The programme has brought together major figures from the international electronic music scene with established formats such as Art Meets Art, Club Couture and Clorophilla, while always keeping the Villa’s identity at its core.

    The September calendar opens on Friday, 4 September with The Last Friday, the final Friday of the summer season. The night will be headlined by Clorophilla, featuring Grossomoddo, Samuele Sartini, Mappa and Tanja Monies. Among the night’s protagonists will be Grossomoddo, a project that moves between house and electronic music and has built its own identity in recent years through productions, DJ sets and collaborations with various artists from the scene. His presence reflects the Villa’s commitment to pairing major international guests with artists who bring their own personal vision of club music.

    Saturday, 5 September sees the return of VidaLoca, a format that will also accompany the Villa throughout the subsequent Saturday nights in September. VidaLoca combines music, entertainment and performance, with a musical offering ranging from urban, hip hop and reggaeton to pop, establishing itself as one of the most recognisable events in the Villa’s programme.

    Sunday, 13 September will instead see the Red Bull MotoGP Party, a special event connected to the world of motorcycling and the Italian round of the championship. The night will bring the energy of MotoGP to Villa Delle Rose, combining music, entertainment and the world of motorsport in an event designed to celebrate both the public and two-wheel enthusiasts.

    The season will then head towards its final appointment on Saturday, 26 September, when VidaLoca returns to the Villa for the Closing Party, marking the final chapter of the 2026 season.

    Villa Delle Rose has always stood out for its ability to evolve without ever compromising its identity. Thirty-two years of activity have transformed the Misano Adriatico club into one of the landmarks of the Italian summer, attracting an Italian and international audience every season and contributing to the tourist appeal of the Riviera.

    With the September events, another summer at Villa Delle Rose comes to an end: a season built around major international guests, Italian artists, established formats and new proposals, in keeping with a programme that continues to evolve while preserving its distinctive identity. Tickets & further information can be found here.

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