FABRIQUE MILANO

Fabrique Milano, via Fantoli 9, a new space for the entertainment industry, for the public of concerts, for the most demanding nightclubbers, for the organizers of events of art, fashion, and culture, a welcoming place for anyone seeking a futuristic and hospitable venue, with a well-defined identity—modern and cutting-edge in every aspect—yet at the same time versatile and capable of becoming a point of reference for different realities.

It is a great music and entertainment factory, born in September 2014 in Mecenate area. Fabrique's mission: to give Milan a large, new space for concerts, events, and parties. The numbers are there: over 2,000 modular square meters, a capacity of up to 2,950 people (the only larger venue in the city, they explain, is the Assago Forum), a packed program of live performances with international guests, and evening events.

The spaces are those of the former Venus headquarters, a record distributor active between the 1980s and the turn of the millennium. But to open them up to the world of clubs and music, they have been transformed following the mantra of a modern and futuristic style, with two bars, a stage, three levels, and a cutting-edge sound and lighting system.

The evening calendar features concerts by top-tier artists (among the first to perform were Anastacia and Billy Idol) and clubbing nights, in collaboration with acts like Elita and Reset. A regular fixture at Fabrique, founded by the creator of Rolling Stone and Magazzini Generali (Daniele Orlando), is Saturday's dance music program with themed shows.

THE LARGEST EVENT LOCATION