The twenty-first edition of the C2C Festival is coming

C2C is the largest indoor music festival in Italy and has been included for the second consecutive year by the renowned music publication Pitchfork in its list of the 30 best festivals of the year. It will take place in two weeks within the prestigious context of Turin's Contemporary Art Week, during the twenty-first edition of the C2C Festival, originally known as Club to Club, which was founded in 2002. Over the course of twenty years, the C2C Festival has showcased some of the most daring developments in the avant-pop music scene in extraordinary venues. Global avant-garde, contemporary pop culture, transdisciplinary productions that blend music, art, and technology, and cultural independence are the distinctive features of over two decades of the C2C Festival's history.

The first edition of the festival was held in the clubs of Turin in 2002. The twenty-first edition of the festival will attract over 35,000 participants from 40 countries around the world, solidifying its position in the international landscape of contemporary events and breaking down the boundaries between musical genres. It will be four days of music, performances, and conversations. Various venues will include the magnificent OGR in Turin, the Lingotto in a new guise, and the Teatro Regio, which will host the C2C Talks.

The artistic lineup will span advanced pop, R&B, electronic, rock, experimental, rap, jazz, and post-punk music, with the participation of artists such as Avalon Emerson, Caroline Polachek, Evian Christ, Flying Lotus, Hagop Tchaparian, King Krule, Lucrecia Dalt, Marina Herlop, Model/Actriz, Moodymann, Nick León, Overmono, Rachika Nayar, Slauson Malone, Space Afrika, Spiritual Sauna, Stenny, Tiga, Two Shell, Yves Tumor, PAN 15 with Bambii, Bill Kouligas, Crystallmess, Honour, Sangre Nueva (Dj Python, Florentino, Kelman Duran), Tzusing, G of D 10 with Azu Tiwaline and Cinna Peyghamy, Francesca Heart and Regno Maggiore, Gang Of Ducks Soundsystem, Upsammy, and Jonathan Castro.