With less than a month until its return, Panorama Festival has unveiled its official daily timetables for the 2026 edition while entering its final ticket phase. The three-day electronic music event will take place from August 14–16 at Cave del Duca in Lecce, Italy, with another sell-out expected after last year’s edition reached full capacity.
Headlined by Solomun, Peggy Gou, Mochakk, PAWSA, Mau P, BLOND:ISH B2B Vintage Culture, and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, this year’s lineup continues Panorama’s rise as one of Europe’s fastest-growing electronic music festivals. Since launching in 2022, the event has evolved into a global destination, welcoming more than 50,000 attendees from over 40 countries during its 2025 edition.
Panorama Festival 2026 Daily Lineups
Friday, August 14
- Mochakk
- Jamie Jones B3B Seth Troxler B3B The Martinez Brothers
- BLOND:ISH B2B Vintage Culture
- Rolbac
- Gennaro
- Gianni Sabato
Saturday, August 15
- Solomun
- Peggy Gou
- ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U
- Kimonos
- Stassy
- Benny
Sunday, August 16
- PAWSA
- Mau P
- Josh Baker
- Saraga
- Simone
- Lvdovica
- Andrea C.
This year’s program features several notable festival debuts, including Mau P and Japanese electronic innovator ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, alongside internationally established names such as Solomun, Peggy Gou, Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, and Vintage Culture.
The festival’s identity extends well beyond its lineup. Held inside the 12-hectare Cave del Duca natural amphitheater, Panorama combines large-scale electronic music performances with the cultural identity of southern Italy under its guiding concept, “Your Frame in Puglia.” The production once again incorporates handcrafted light installations created in partnership with Studio Light Mariano, a historic Salento workshop that has produced traditional illuminations for four generations.
Panorama has also become an increasingly important driver of tourism across the region. Organizers estimate that the festival contributes to approximately 98% accommodation occupancy during the event period while supporting more than 40 local Apulian businesses and employing over 500 staff members and volunteers each year.
Environmental and community initiatives remain central to the festival’s mission. Through partnerships with Fondazione Sylva, Plastic Free, LILT Lecce, and the ILMA Centre in Gallipoli, Panorama will expand its sustainability efforts in 2026 with the planting of 100 new trees, beach clean-up projects, healthcare support, and accessibility programs designed to make the festival more inclusive for attendees with disabilities.
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