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    Cocoricò Welcomes Eastenderz The Award-Winning Event By East End Dubs – Electric Mode

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    Cocoricò Welcomes Eastenderz The Award-Winning Event By East End Dubs – Electric Mode


    Cocoricò is proud to announce that on the night of Saturday 11 July 2026, the legendary Piramide of Riccione will open its doors to one of the most exciting events of the summer season: an exclusive edition of Eastenderz, the acclaimed London-based label and party brand founded by East End Dubs that has become one of the defining forces of the global underground club scene.

    VotedBest Club Event by DJ Mag at the Best Of British Awards 2024, Eastenderz needs little introduction to those who follow the pulse of contemporary minimal and tech-house. Born from sell-out parties at fabric, Studio 338 and E1inLondon, the brand has steadily grown into a truly international movement, touching the dancefloors ofBarcelona, Amsterdam, Miami and beyond, while remaining anchored to its core values: music first, people first, always. With over90 releases on its catalogueand a roster that spans both pioneering veterans and the most exciting emerging voices of the underground, Eastenderz represents a vision of club culture rooted in quality, integrity and relentless forward motion.

    The Piramide room will be led by none other thanEast End Dubshimself, headlining the night in his full capacity as both founder of Eastenderz and one of the most respected selectors in the UK underground. Active since 2012, his sound has always been defined by a deeply groovy, rolling approach rooted in the particular energy of East London’s club scene. Having built the Eastenderz platform from the ground up, seeing him perform beneath Cocoricò’s pyramid structure feels nothing short of fitting.

    Joining him isPaco Osuna, a figure who requires no introduction in the global techno and house conversation. Over a career spanning more than two decades, the Spanish DJ and producer has established himself as one of the most enduring and genuinely innovative artists in electronic music.

    Completing the Piramide lineup isGaskin, one of the most compelling rising names currently emerging from the UK underground. Based in Newcastle, co-founder of the Bass Jamz label and party brand, and with releases already secured on Eastenderz, Solid Grooves, Up The Stuss and beyond, Gaskin brings a raw, groove-driven energy to his sets that has been turning heads across the British and European circuit with remarkable speed.

    The outdoor Titilla Jäger Garden will host a room shaped by a different but equally powerful sensibility, opening with one of the most anticipated back-to-back pairings of the season: Arapu b2b Priku, two of Romania’s most celebrated contributions to the global underground, sharing the decks for a set that promises to be genuinely special.Together, these two artists represent the very soul of a Romanian minimal tradition that has quietly shaped underground club music worldwide.

    The room will also welcome Di Chiara Brothers, the Livorno-based duo Michele and Davide Di Chiara: founders of Creature Records in 2019, the brothers have been regular contributors to the Eastenderz catalogue, and their ability to read and move a room makes them a natural fit for this kind of night.

    Closing out the Titilla stage is Nesta, the Beirut-based DJ and producer who has been a defining presence in Lebanon’s clubbing scene since 2006. Founder of the Fantôme de Nuit label and resident at Uberhaus, Nesta has spent years developing a sound that navigates fluidly between house and techno while drawing on the rich musical heritage of the Middle East.

    The Eastenderz takeover arrives at the height of what is shaping up to be one of the most exciting summers in Cocoricò’s recent history. On 27 June, The Martinez Brothers headline a lineup that also features Adiel and Jamback, and the first weekend of July sees the iconic Memorabilia event return with a deeply nostalgic yet ever-relevant cast including Timo Maas, DJ Ralf, Mario Piu, Ricky Montanari and Ricky Le Roy — a night that speaks directly to Cocoricò’s unparalleled place in the history of Italian electronic music. The rest of Cocoricò’s season unfolds as a high-impact journey through techno and house, bringing together global heavyweights and underground icons including Sara Landry, Indira Paganotto, Loco Dice, alongside a strong cast of international talents and Italian scene pioneers.

    Tickets for The Eastenderz takeover at Cocoricò are now available here.

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