08.11.24
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Returning to Turin for its 22nd edition with the theme ‘Living With The Gods’, C2C Festival saw highlight sets from A. G. Cook, Nala Sinephro, Mica Levi, Mabe Fratti and more.

C2C Festival curates the kind of line-ups that have you actually mapping out a schedule of unmissable acts, from those you’ve always wanted to see to a few you’ve only just discovered. Taking place from Thursday, 31 October – Sunday, 3 November this year during Turin’s Contemporary Art Week, the programme was packed with avant-garde musicians, interdisciplinary artists and pop’s most forward-thinking experimentalists, pulling in 43 names from 18 different countries.

Opening night on Thursday saw performances from the likes of Dean Blunt, Snow Strippers and previous Crack Magazine cover stars Mica Levi and Yaeji, before Darkside, Arca, Nala Sinephro and Sega Bodgega took over proceedings on Friday, alongside a Hessle Audio showcase featuring Ben UFO, Pangaea and Pearson Sound alongside Amaliah and Olof Dreijer. Saturday’s highlights included Mabe Fratti, A. G. Cook, Sofia Kourtesis, Verraco and John Glacier, while a link-up with Adidas Originals on Sunday closed the show with Isabella Lovestory, John Talabot, Miss Jay and Evilgiane.

Look back on some of the most memorable sets from the weekend in the photos below.

 

  • Nala Sinephro @ Fabiana Amato

  • Nala Sinephro @ Fabiana Amato

  • Mica Levi © LLum Collettivo

  • Darkside © LLum Collettivo

  • John Talabot @ LLum Collettivo

  • Evilgiane @ Fabiana Amato

  • John Glacier © LLum Collettivo

  • A. G. Cook © LLum Collettivo

  • Mabe Fratti @ Kimberly Ross

  • Dean Blunt © LLum Collettivo

  • Mabe Fratti @ Kimberly Ross

  • Sofia Kourtesis @ Fabiana Amato

  • Sofia Kourtesis @ LLum Collettivo

  • Evilgiane @ Kimberly Ross

  • Hessle Audio © LLum Collettivo

  • Sega Bodega @ Fabiana Amato

  • Kode9 © Kimberly Ross