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    Janina Announces Triplevisions Off Barcelona Open Air At New Venue Village Underground – Electric Mode

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    Janina Announces Triplevisions Off Barcelona Open Air At New Venue Village Underground – Electric Mode


    Vinyl selector Janina announces a major new chapter for her long-standing Triplevisions series, with a flagship international showcase taking place in Barcelona on 19 June 2026.

    Set within the newly opened Village Underground Barcelona, a multi-functional cultural venue in the city’s emerging L’Hospitalet district, the event marks a defining moment in Janina’s evolving global vision, bridging underground club culture with carefully curated, cross-generational programming.

    Strictly operating with a no-photo, no-phones policy, Village Underground Barcelona is designed as an immersive cultural environment across three floors, featuring two distinct event spaces, an expansive open-air patio. The concept places full emphasis on presence, sound, and experience, aligning closely with the ethos behind Triplevisions.

    For this special Barcelona edition, Janina curates a powerful lineup that reflects both heritage and forward-facing electronic culture, featuring DJ Stingray 313, Francesco Farfa, Chicks On Speed (live PA) with Kangela Tromokratisch, DJ MELL G, Jensen Interceptor (live), Linda Shiro and Janina herself.

    With over two decades behind the decks, Janina has built her reputation through deep musical knowledge, vinyl culture, and consistent appearances at some of Europe’s most respected institutions, including CDV & Tresor. Her approach has remained rooted in long-form storytelling, technical precision, and an uncompromising dedication to the dancefloor.

    In 2025, she relocated to Ibiza and launched the second season of Triplevisions which saw an 8-week residency focused on stripped-back programming with guests including Francesco Farfa, Radio Slave, Petre Inspirescu and The Hacker. Now evolving into an international touring series, Triplevisions will expand across Ibiza, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Berlin, London and Yerevan throughout 2026.

    The Barcelona showcase represents both an expansion and a statement — not a reinvention of Janina’s identity, but a continuation of a philosophy built on consistency, curation, and deep-rooted underground values.

    JANINA PRESENTS TRIPLEVISIONS OFF BARCELONA OPEN AIR 2026

    19 June 2026 | 16:00–06:00

    Village Underground Barcelona, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat

    LINE UP:
    DJ Stingray 313
    Francesco Farfa
    Chicks On Speed (live PA) with Kangela Tromokratisch DJ MELL G
    Jensen Interceptor (live)
    Linda Shiro
    Janina

    Tickets Available Here

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