La Day 3 of Colour Fest 14 is the grand finale: the 13 August 2026, on the Falcone and Borsellino promenade by Lamezia Terme, the last day of the 14th edition closes the trilogy with a billboard that weaves together British art-rock, new Italian singer-songwriting, fierce post-punk and ritualistic electronica. Three days that live under the claim “Summer on a Solitary Beach” find their epilogue here, amidst the pink sunsets of the Riviera of Sunsets and the bass running late into the night. In this guide to Day 3 of Color Fest 14 find all the artists of the 13 August, the stages, approximate times and practical information to make the most of the last evening.

Colour Fest 14, Day 3: the line-up for 13 August 2026

The closing day lines up six projects that tell the festival's identity: research, contamination and attention to emerging scenes. On the main stage comes one of the most influential bands of European indie-electronica, alongside two of the most awarded voices of recent Italian singer-songwriting and one of the most discussed realities of the new English post-punk. To complete the picture, two artists working on sound as matter: the Mediterranean and ritualistic electronica of Mai Mai and the closing DJ set by OKGIORGIO.

• Django Django - art-rock and indie-electronica from London, headlining the evening
• La Niña - Neapolitan singer-songwriter, Targa Tenco 2025 for best album in dialect
• Dimartino - Sicilian singer-songwriter, touring with new solo album
• DEADLETTER - six-piece post-punk from London, sax and political tension
• Mai Mai - Toni Cutrone's project between drone, southern folklore and techno
• OKGIORGIO - closing dj set, future garage and electronic production

Django Django, the Day 3 headliner

Leading the finale of the Colour Fest 14 are the Django Django, a British band born in London at 2009 and has over the years become a reference for those seeking avant-garde pop that combines krautrock, psychedelia and dancefloor. The quartet has established an unmistakable sound made up of layered vocal harmonies, shimmering synths and hypnotic rhythms. Their latest studio work, “Off Planet”, published in 2023, is an ambitious double album from 21 tracks divided into four parts, a journey through house, techno, acid and rave without ever losing the band's melodic signature.

Live the Django Django are a dance machine: their live shows turn listening into a collective experience, perfect to end a day at the festival with the sea behind you. On Tramonti Stage (CUPRA Stage) their set will be one of the most anticipated moments of the entire 14th edition.

La Niña and Dimartino: the new songwriting of the South

La Day 3 gives space to two of the most recognised voices of contemporary Italian songwriting. La Niña, stage name of Carola Moccia, is a Neapolitan singer-songwriter which blends Mediterranean tradition, dialect and modern production. His second album, “Furèsta”, released on 21 March 2025, It earned her the Targa Tenco for the best album in dialect and the Lunezia Elite PrizeA record that draws from tammurriata, Neapolitan baroque and the sounds of the South, with an intensity that becomes almost ritualistic live. The title, in Neapolitan, means “wild”, and tells its attitude well.

Alongside her comes Dimartino, Sicilian singer-songwriter by Palermo, one of the best-loved pens of the Italian indie scene. After his association with Colapesce - a collaboration temporarily paused, as he made clear, without any break - Dimartino has returned to a solo dimension with a new album using the river Oreto of Palermo as a metaphor for life: a folk record in the soul, with strings, piano, guitar and electronic openings, in which the voice becomes more naked and direct. At Colour Fest 14 will bring a set that alternates between fragility and irony, a trademark of his writing.

DEADLETTER and Mai Mai: post-punk and electronic research

The rougher, more experimental side of Day 3 bears the signature of DEADLETTER, sextet post-punk based on London but of Yorkshire origin, among the most talked-about names of the new British wave. Their debut album, “Hysterical Strength”, published on 13 September 2024 and produced by Jim Abbiss (Arctic Monkeys, Adele), is twelve tracks of nervous grooves, sharp lyrics and a saxophone - Poppy Richler's - duelling with guitars. Declared heirs of Gang of Four and Magazine, live the DEADLETTER are pure energy, ideal for lighting up the festival floor.

Moving onto the electronic side, the day welcomes Mai Mai, the project of Toni Cutronea path that mixes drone, noise, field recording and folklore of the Southern Italy in a hypnotic flow between ambient, techno and ritual sounds. From the so-called “Mediterranean trilogy” (Theta, Delta, Phi) to more recent albums such as “Remorse” e “In the South”, Mai Mai transforms Mediterranean memories into sound material: an immersive live performance, perfectly in line with the research spirit of the Colour Fest.

OKGIORGIO: the DJ set closing the 14th edition

Sending the Colour Fest 14 thinks about it OKGIORGIO, Italian DJ and producer based in Milan, capable of combining classical guitar with the most contemporary electronic production. After their debut EP “OK” (December 2023) and entering the class Spotify RADAR Italy 2024, has built a personal language that deconstructs analogue instruments and electronics to create new dance anthems, between future garage and post-dubstep. His dj set closure will transform the last night on the beach of Lamezia Terme in a long greeting danced until dawn.

Stages, times and atmosphere of Day 3

Like every day of the Colour Fest 14, also the Day 3 is developed on four stages distributed along the Falcone and Borsellino promenade, each with its own sound identity:

• Tramonti Stage (CUPRA Stage) - the main stage, facing the sea, where the most eagerly awaited live performances are concentrated
• Pinewood Stage - surrounded by greenery, concerts and more intimate atmospheres
• Future Stage - the stage dedicated to electronica, DJ sets and new trends
• Marley Stage - acoustic space, for the most intimate moments of the day

Completing the experience is the Colour Market, the area dedicated to craftsmanship, design and catering, perfect for the hours before the concerts. The indicative times follow the typical festival rhythm: it starts in the late afternoon, when the sun begins to set on the Riviera of Sunsets, It continues with evening live performances on the main stage and closes late into the night with DJ sets. The detailed programme with times for each artist is published on the official channels in the days leading up to the event.

Practical information for Day 3

For those who choose to experience only the last day, a ticket is available 1 Day of 13 August; those who want to enjoy the whole 14th edition can focus on the’Full Subscription, which gives access to all three days of the’11, 12 and 13 August 2026. I tickets start from 35 euros. Beware though: the subscriptions are running out, so it's better to move in advance.

On the housing front, the Camping Ulisse (from 70 euro) results sold out for 12 and 13 August: to sleep near the festival the solution still available is the Lido La Baia (from 60 euro). To better organise your trip and find out what to see around Lamezia, the guides on what to do in Calabria and on the seaside festivals in Calabria.

Frequently asked questions about Day 3 of Color Fest 14

When is Day 3 of Color Fest 14?

La Day 3 takes place Thursday 13 August 2026 on Falcone and Borsellino promenade by Lamezia Terme (CZ), and it is the closing day of the 14th edition of the festival.

Who is playing on 13 August at Color Fest 14?

The line-up of the Day 3 includes Django Django, La Niña, Dimartino, DEADLETTER, Mai Mai and the closing DJ set by OKGIORGIO.

Who is the headliner for Day 3?

The evening's headliners are Django Django, art-rock and indie-electronic band from London, who will perform on the Tramonti Stage (CUPRA Stage).

How much is the ticket for Day 3?

The ticket is available 1 Day for the 13 August, with prices that start from 35 euro. Alternatively, there is the’Full Subscription for all three days, currently running out.

Where do you sleep during the festival?

The Camping Ulisse (from 70 euro) è sold out for 12 and 13 August; the Lido La Baia (from 60 euro), convenient for those who want to stay close to the festival area.

Experience the grand finale of Color Fest 14

La Day 3 of 13 August 2026 is the last chance to experience the Colour Fest 14three days of independent and avant-garde music by the sea of Lamezia Terme deserve a fitting finale, with Django Django, La Niña, Dimartino and all the others. The subscriptions are running out and the Lido La Baia is the last available accommodation near the festival: secure your place before it sells out. Discover the entire programme on the’hub line-up 2026 and get your ticket now. Tickets and Info: https://colorfest.it/biglietti-info/