Vision returns to Fabrique Milano with one of the most eagerly awaited events of the autumn season: The Martinez Brothers will headline on Friday, October 16, 2026, bringing to Milan two of the most influential figures in the global House scene. Following September’s event, which saw Chris Stassy take centre stage during Milan Fashion Week, Vision returns in October with another carefully curated line up.

Chris and Stevie Martinez grew up in the Bronx, surrounded by salsa records, gospel music and New York’s underground scene. Their father, a pastor, introduced them to music and musical instruments from an early age: Chris began playing drums, while Stevie took up bass and keyboards in the local church band. Still teenagers, they started going to New York clubs and eventually found themselves playing at some of the city’s most important venues, even before they were old enough to enter them as customers. In 2015, Nile Rodgers chose them to collaborate on ‘I’ll Be There’, the first single by Chic in 23 years. The Martinez Brothers have also made their mark in the fashion world: Riccardo Tisci selected them to perform at Givenchy shows, while they have collaborated with Fendi and Louis Vuitton and also played at Dua Lipa’s Met Gala afterparty.

December 2026, Friday 4th: following Chris Stussy and The Martinez Brothers, Vision returns to Fabrique Milano and marks the start of Milano’s long Sant’Ambrogio weekend in its own way, with a night dedicated to hard techno and one of its leading international artists: Holy Priest, joined on the Vision lineup by Color K!d and Kistenbrügger.

Masked and deliberately removed from the traditional codes of a DJ’s personal identity, German artist Holy Priest has built his project around a sound that combines hard techno, industrial techno and schranz influences, driven by high-intensity rhythms and a strong rave element. 2026 has been a particularly productive year for him, with tracks produced alongside Nico Moreno, Catalyst & Warface and Vieze Asbak. His The Holy Shit Show format is also continuing to gain traction, while his recent set at the UK festival Creamfields received strong feedback.

Holy Priest’s booking is part of a season that further underlines Vision’s musical versatility, moving across different areas of electronic music without being tied to a single genre, with a diverse selection of artists and sounds also defining its indoor format.

Vision is produced by Amnesia Milano.

Photos by Gabriele Canfora for Lagarty Photo