Five acts you can’t miss at Panorama Festival 2025

Panorama Festival returns to the breathtaking Cave del Duca amphitheatre in Lecce, Italy, for its fourth edition from August 14–16, 2025.

One of the leading electronic music festivals in Italy, Panorama has rapidly grown into one of Europe’s most talked-about boutique festivals and is a visionary celebration of electronic music and art with sustainability at its core.

Held in a historic limestone quarry transformed into a natural amphitheatre, the festival promises pristine sound, panoramic views and a magnetic atmosphere rooted in the cultural soul of Puglia.

Whether you're there for the sunrise sets, immersive light installations, curated chill spaces or local street food, Panorama Festival has it all.

The lineup blends global headliners with exciting emerging artists, but here are 5 essential acts not to miss.

Few artists command a dancefloor like Black Coffee. A Panorama debutant, the South African superstar brings his signature blend of deep, emotive Afro-house to Lecce. He's known for sets that mix subtle rhythms with spiritual depth so his performance in this stunning location is sure to be a festival-defining moment under the stars.

Global fashion icon and festival favourite Peggy Gou returns to Panorama with her high-energy fusion of house, techno and K-electro. Expect bold selections and spontaneous dancefloor moments from across a playful spectrum and a crowd that likely knows every word to her breakout hit ‘(It Goes Like) Nanana’. A must-see set in surely one of the most photogenic festival settings on the planet.

Solomun is a true master of melodic storytelling and will take over the decks with his signature sound that bridges the emotional and the explosive. Known for marathon sets that feel more like journeys than performances, the Diynamic boss will no doubt deliver a hypnotic peak-time session.

With a career spanning over two decades, Luciano is right back at his best these days after several years away. He is one of the most revered names in minimal and Latin-infused techno and so he promises a rhythmic, groove-driven sound that's equal parts tribal heat and club precision, so perfect for the natural acoustics of Cave del Duca.

Cristina Lazic is known for sophisticated, melodic sets that blend deep house with minimal textures that have made her one of Italy’s brightest rising stars. With past releases on Crosstown Rebels and appearances across Europe’s top stages, she brings both local pride and global credentials to Panorama’s forward-thinking stage.

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