Mutonia is Cocoricò’s latest venture, a three-day extravaganza over Easter weekend blending music and art. Featuring renowned DJs and the Mutoid Waste Company’s striking sculptures, it promises a unique sensory experience, merging electronic beats with innovative visuals.
The famous Italian club Cocoricò has announced the dates for its brand-new art and music festival, Mutonia. This three-day extravaganza will happen over the Easter weekend. It will be a feast for all the senses, mixing music and art to create a unique festival experience.
Carlita, Ilario Alicante, Nina Kraviz, Seth Troxler, and Steve Martinez have all been announced as the main acts, so the music will be as good as fans have come to expect from the venue.
But, what’s this new Mutonia art and music festival?
Mutonia is a mix of music and art, and the club will also be bringing in The Mutoid Waste Company to provide a striking visual experience to go along with the sounds of some of the best dance artists in the world.
When they started working together in the 1980s, the group of salvage artists and performers became famous for their huge, self-moving sculptures made entirely from reclaimed materials.
With a deep history in the music industry, the MWC worked with Glastonbury for a long time. They even led the art for the final ceremony of the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.
When the MWC got to the province of Rimini, Cocoricò’s home, many of them chose to stay there permanently. They turned an abandoned quarry into the artistic village of Mutonia.
Now, the Mutoids and their groundbreaking works will be at Cocoricò.
Already well-known in the world of electronic dance music, Cocoricò’s famous pyramid shape has become one of the most prestigious places in the business. The club hosted the biggest names in techno and electronic music for more than 30 years.
Cocoricò is a club that is famous for electronic music culture.
Tickets for Cocoricò’s Mutonia are now available.
