Amnesia Milano has made a significant statement to open 2026, unveiling a comprehensive overhaul of its sound and lighting infrastructure. At the core of the upgrade is a new L-Acoustics system delivering consistent audio throughout the room, complemented by a 360-degree LED wall and a redesigned modular ceiling rig. The technical brief was straightforward: put the music first.
The investment is already shaping the calibre of bookings. Recent months have brought East End Dubs, Adam Beyer, Paco Osuna, Francis Mercier, Patrick Topping, Franky Rizardo, Ilario Alicante, Fleur Shore, Chris Stussy and Marco Faraone through the doors, with March set to add MEDUZA for a special DJ set marking their fourth appearance at the venue, billed as an exclusive aftershow.
Founder and owner Riccardo Lai has been clear about the direction: “We transformed Amnesia Milano with a clear focus: Built For Sound. Music is at the centre of everything, from the L-Acoustics sound system to the immersive LED wall and redesigned spaces. Every detail is made to deliver the same powerful experience to every guest. This marks a new chapter for the club, raising the standard while staying true to our role at the heart of Milano’s international electronic music scene.”
February’s Saturday programme reflects that thinking well. The 7th brings Easttown with Mason Maynard and Michele Arcieri, followed on the 14th by Jaden Thompson, Luuk van Dijk and Not From Here. The 21st hosts a full NEXUP RECZ showcase from founders Max Dean and Luke Dean alongside Tommy Phillips, and the month closes on the 28th with Indira Paganotto headlining alongside Richey V.
March continues the momentum with MEDUZA on the 7th, arriving the day after their performance at the Opening Ceremony of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, and Adam Ten on the 14th. The Israeli producer has spent a decade developing one of the more versatile catalogues in electronic music, a range he recently showcased through All Stars 10, a compilation released in January on his Maccabi House label, co-founded with Mita Gami.
Away from the booth, the wider venue has been updated across bars, cloakrooms and guest services. Amnesia Milano has long held cultural relevance during Milan’s Design and Fashion Weeks, and the club remains one of the more credible anchors on the city’s international nightlife calendar.
Tickets and information at amnesiamilano.com
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