Club
19 SEPT 2026 · 18:00
Opening de 150 con Hardwell
📍 Humanes de Madrid, Spain
€33
Artist·Afula, Israël
Vini Vici
Vini Vici are an Israeli psytrance duo made up of Matan Kadosh and Aviram Saharai, based in Afula. The pair had worked together since 2001 as Sesto Sento before taking the Vini Vici name in 2013. Their remix of Hilight Tribe's "Free Tibet" and then "Great Spirit" (2016) with Armin van Buuren carried psytrance onto festival main stages; they launched the label Alteza Records in 2018.
FromAfula, Israël
Since2013
LabelsAlteza Records
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
3Upcoming dates
1Past appearances
4Cities
4Countries
Vini Vici is booked for 3 upcoming dates listed on RaveRadar (France, Germany, UK, Spain). Browse the festivals, line-ups and tickets.
Their next listed date is Opening de 150 con Hardwell, on Saturday 19 September 2026 at Fabrik, Humanes de Madrid, Spain. The full calendar covers 3 dates, in Humanes de Madrid, Villepinte and London. 1 past appearance stays browsable below, each with the line-up of the night.
Dates & tickets
Festival
30 OCT 2026 → 31 OCT 2026
Dream Nation Festival
📍 Villepinte, France
€40
Club
07 NOV 2026 · 22:00 - 06:00
Vini Vici & Blastoyz at Studio 338
📍 London, UK
£26
Past editions
Where to catch them
Frequently asked questions about Vini Vici
When is Vini Vici playing next?
On Saturday 19 September 2026, for Opening de 150 con Hardwell at Fabrik, Humanes de Madrid, Spain. 2 further dates follow, all listed on this page.
Where can I see Vini Vici right now?
Spain, France and UK, in Humanes de Madrid, Villepinte and London. Rooms involved: Fabrik, Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte and Studio 338. Each listing gives the running time, the price and the official ticket shop.
What style does Vini Vici play?
Psytrance and Progressive Trance. A bassline rolling without pause, under textures that swirl. The tempo usually sits around 140–150 BPM. The styles shown are the ones the artist actually carries, not the full tagging of every bill they appear on.
Where is Vini Vici from?
Afula, Israël. That comes from the sources cited under the biography at the top of this page.
