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    Jamie Jones Brings Paradise To Cocoricò On 19th September – Electric Mode

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    Every season reaches its final chapter. Some deserve an unforgettable ending. Paradise takes over Cocoricò on 19 September. On Saturday, 19 September, Cocoricò Riccione will host Paradise for the first time, the event series founded and curated by Welsh DJ and producer Jamie Jones, marking the closing night of yet another extraordinary season at the legendary Romagna club.

    A finale worthy of a summer that has once again confirmed Cocoricò as an absolute reference point for electronic music in Italy and beyond. The night’s lineup will unfold across the club’s two stages, the Pyramid and the Titilla Jäger Garden, delivering ten hours of non-stop music in an event designed to bring the summer season to a spectacular close.

    Founded in 2013 at DC-10 Ibiza, Paradise continued its journey at Amnesia and, more recently, at UNVRS, becoming over the years a regular presence at some of the world’s leading clubs and festivals. Its arrival in Riccione marks a highly anticipated debut, bringing one of the most influential brands in the international house and techno scene to the heart of Romagna for the first time.

    PARADISE RICCIONE: THE FULL LINEUP

    Taking to the decks will beJamie Jones, the founder of Paradise and the celebrated Hot Creations label. Joining him will beCarlita, the Turkish-Italian DJ and producer born in Istanbul, and London-basedMax Dean, one of the rising stars of the new UK house scene and founder of the Nexup label.

    Completing the lineup areJoe Rolét,Saraga, Irish DJ and producerKrystal Klear, and fellow Irish artistSaoirse, founder of the Body Movements festival. The bill also features Italian DJ and producerLeonandHoneyLuv, originally from Cleveland and founder of the 4 Tha Luv label.

    Since 1989,Cocoricò has been one of the defining landmarks of global electronic music, a club that has consistently anticipated new trends, welcomed leading figures from the international scene and become a reference point for generations of music lovers. The closing night of the extraordinary2026 summer season becomes the latest chapter in that history, reaffirming a vision built around musical discovery, openness to the global scene and an identity capable of evolving with the times. Tickets & further information are now available here.

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