Panorama Festival Reveals Daily Timetables as It Enters Final Ticket Phase Ahead of August Return to Puglia

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The countdown has begun for Panorama Festival to return to Cave del Duca in Lecce, Puglia, Italy, from 14 to 16 August, as the festival unveils its daily timetables and enters its final ticket phase, with another sell-out expected following last year's completely sold-out edition.

Since launching in 2022, Panorama Festival has become one of Italy's most distinctive electronic music festivals, welcoming more than 50,000 attendees from over 40 countries in 2025. Set in the heart of Puglia, the festival has helped establish the region as one of Europe's fastest-growing destinations for electronic music tourism, combining world-class artists with the area's rich culture, landscapes and hospitality.

Panorama has now unveiled its full day-by-day programme, giving fans their first look at how this year's edition will unfold across the three-day weekend. Friday, 14 August opens with Mochakk, Jamie Jones b3b Seth Troxler b3b The Martinez Brothers, BLOND:ISH b2b Vintage Culture, Rolbac, Gennaro and Gianni Sabato.

Meanwhile Saturday, 15 August sees Solomun, Peggy Gou, ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, Kimonos, Stassy, Benny and more take to the stage, before the festival concludes on Sunday, 16 August with PAWSA, Mau P, Josh Baker, Saraga, Simone, Lvdovica and Andrea C. Together, the programme reflects Panorama's growing influence on the international electronic music calendar, with debut appearances from Mau P and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U alongside some of the biggest names in electronic music.

Beyond the programme, Panorama's setting is central to the festival experience. Set within Cave del Duca, a 12-hectare natural amphitheatre just outside Lecce, the festival transforms into an immersive celebration of music, architecture and Mediterranean atmosphere under its guiding concept, Your Frame in Puglia.

Through its collaboration with Studio Light Mariano, the historic Salento family workshop behind the region's iconic illuminations for four generations, Panorama weaves centuries-old craftsmanship into its festival experience.

Complementing the festival is a bespoke hospitality programme that encourages visitors to discover Puglia beyond the festival grounds. In doing so, the festival continues to generate a significant impact across the region, contributing to approximately 98% accommodation occupancy during the festival period, supporting more than 40 Apulian businesses, and bringing together over 500 staff and volunteers each year.

The festival also continues to invest in environmental, community and accessibility initiatives through partnerships with local organisations, including Fondazione Sylva, which will see 100 new trees planted in 2026 as part of the LEGO Project, beach clean-ups with Plastic Free, support for local healthcare organisations including LILT Lecce and the ILMA Centre in Gallipoli, and initiatives to help ensure guests with disabilities can experience Panorama in an accessible and welcoming environment.

With the full daily programme now available and the festival entering its final ticket phase, Panorama is preparing to welcome another international audience to Puglia this August. Final tickets are on sale now, with this year's edition expected to follow last year's completely sold-out event.

For more information on Panorama Festival and its VIP and hospitality packages, visit the official website for Panorama Festival.