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    Solomun, Michael Bibi & Chris Stussy Set For Visions September Events In Milan – Electric Mode

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    Solomun, Michael Bibi & Chris Stussy Set For Visions September Events In Milan – Electric Mode


    Vision has long been a key name in the Italian and international electronic music scene, with a calendar that marks the changing seasons and comes into particular focus during the busiest periods of the year, including the Fashion Weeks.

    Following Charlotte de Witte’s sold-out show on Saturday 5 September, Vision returns with three consecutive dates from Thursday 24 to Saturday 26 September 2026, featuring Michael Bibi, Chris Stussy and Solomun. The three dates move between the Vision Open Air format at ex Macello and the indoor setting of Fabrique, once again placing Vision at the heart of the electronic music calendar around Fashion Week. The weekend continues on Saturday 26 September with Solomun’s aftershow at Amnesia, taking the night beyond ex Macello.

    Thursday 24 September (5pm to midnight), ex Macello Milano: Vision Open Air presents Michael Bibi. Founder of the Solid Grooves collective and label, Michael Bibi has helped reshape the boundaries of contemporary House with a stripped-back, hypnotic sound that is instantly recognisable as his own. Alongside his music career, Bibi has developed One Life, an international initiative combining events, fundraising and charitable projects in support of cancer research and patients, strengthening his connection with his worldwide community.

    Friday 25 September (from 11.30pm), Fabrique Milano: Vision presents Chris Stussy. Dutch DJ and producer Chris Stussy continues to build on his distinctive approach to House music. In recent months, he launched his new USS events, created to put music first, stripping away anything that is not essential and keeping additional elements to a minimum so that the focus remains firmly on the dancefloor. The same approach runs through his productions, most notably Lost, Found, And Forgotten, his debut album released last April on his own Up The Stuss label.

    Saturday 26 September (5pm to midnight), ex Macello Milano: Vision presents Solomun. Over more than two decades, Solomun has helped redefine the role of the DJ and producer, becoming one of the most influential figures in electronic music worldwide. Founder of Diynamic and the force behind the long-running +1 seasons at Pacha Ibiza, Solomun has developed a distinctive sound and a clear artistic vision built around freedom, emotion and connection. His sets bring together musical storytelling, charisma and a strong sense of the dancefloor. An aftershow at Amnesia follows.

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