(mi-lorenteggio.com) Milan, 17 July 2023. I-Days Milano Coca Cola 2023 concludes on Saturday 15 July, the event organized by Live Nation that crowned Milan the Capital of World Music for a total of 7 incredible days, with over 320,000 visitors from across Italy and Europe to the Lombard capital.
The huge success recorded is the result of the welcoming mix of big names in international music, the city of Milan and the two venues (Snai San Siro Racecourse and Snai La Moura Racecourse) capable of providing excellent services to the public. The event will break all records previously held by I-Days for attendance.
Strengthened by this result, I-DAYS MILANO has confirmed the 2024 edition at the Sneaky La Moura Racecourse and Sneaky San Siro Racecourse with the same winning formula as this year.
The dates for the next edition are 16, 27, 28, 29, 30 June and 5, 6, 7 and 9 July 2024.
The cast will be revealed soon on www.idays.it and on the I-Days social channels.
I-Days Milano Coca Cola 2023 will forever be etched in the memories of lovers of great live music.
After the phenomenal success of the first two weekends, it was time for the grand finale on Saturday 15 July with a tremendous concert by the Arctic Monkeys.
UK music event The band performed in front of an audience of over 65,000, a real record for Alex Turner’s group, who had never given such a large concert in Italy in their 20-year career and if we were to sell out in Rome Add more than 100,000 fans. our country.
The event opened on Thursday 22 June at the swanky San Siro Racecourse with an extravagant show by Florence + The Machine, a dreamlike set during which the English singer-songwriter enthralled the swanky San Siro Racecourse audience, which sold out immediately. The following evening it was Spanish superstar Rosaloa who set the stage on fire by presenting a show, also sold out, which the artist had already performed at Coachella and Primavera, the major international festivals that Rosaloa hosted before arriving in Italy. was one of the ,
The first weekend ended with an eagerly awaited concert by Paolo Nutini, the Scottish singer-songwriter much loved by the Italian public, who returned to our country with his raucous voice after 9 sold out concerts last year.
The first great hero of the second weekend was megastar Travis Scott, who gathered 80,000 fans (average age 17–25) at Sneaky La Moura Racecourse for a mass ritual based on rap music, cheering despite the rain that kept them out all day. There was no relief. ,
The following day it was co-headliners Liam Gallagher and The Black Keys who set the stage on fire, confirming a match between world music capitals, the Italian Glastonbury. More than 27,000 enthusiastic fans gathered in front of them to perform songs that marked an entire generation, and to joke about football and cheer alongside Gallagher.
The next evening, three days of such spectaculars came to an end thanks to the unmissable sound of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who enthralled an audience of 70,000 with their incredible show.
Over the years, I-Days Milano has become a guarantee of a high-level and always updated artistic ensemble that responds to the needs of a diverse public that is truly passionate about music and that is more attentive and diverse every day. ,
Born in 1999 and initially known as the Independent Days Festival, I-Days has hosted big names in world music since its inception: Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys, Blink 182, Green Day, Imagine Dragons, Justin Bieber, Kasabian, Liam Gallagher, Linkin Park, Manu Chao, Muse, Nine Inch Nails, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Pearl Jam, Placebo, Queens of the Stone Age, Radiohead, Sigur Rós, Sonic Youth, The Killers, The Offspring , Tool, Velvet Revolver.
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