AMA festival lineup announced: from August 21 to 30 with Bluvertigo, Gigi D'Agostino and Franz Ferdinand

11-08-2026

After the July preview, the lineup for the AMA festival has finally been confirmed. As in the previous edition, it will take place in the grounds of Villa Negri in Romano d'Ezzelino (VI). As tradition dictates, the August leg leans more towards pop compared to the previous month's dates. This year, dance music will decidedly take center stage right from the opening night on August 21, with Norwegian DJ Alan Walker performing after sets from Asco and Albi.

The dancing continues on the 22nd (free entry, registration required via ticketone), with King P, Alfred Azzetto and, to close things out, a “Random” night.

Also free is the August 23 night, headlined by Subsonica, following a solid lineup including TommyVee, Spiller, Ralf and BD Boulevard.

After a short break, things pick back up on Thursday the 27th with an intriguing generational clash: the main event will be the Bluvertigo concert, part of their reunion tour, supported however by a heartthrob among the younger crowd, TonyPitony. Sarafine will open.

It's undeniable, though, that the show set to draw the biggest crowd will be Friday the 28th's, featuring dance legend Gigi D'Agostino. Before “Dag” takes the decks, Samuel and Roberto Molinaro will warm things up.

The festival closes on August 30 with a decidedly more rock-oriented night, featuring Franz Ferdinand (after last year's gig was cancelled due to bad weather), along with the Kooks and the Molotovs.

Tickets on sale via ticketone and vivaticket.

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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Antonio Lo Giudice, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.

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