Mind Enterprises

On 24 September 2026, Mind Enterprises lands at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver with a live show built for the dancefloor. The Turin-born project of producer Andrea Tirone, joined on stage by Roberto Conigliaro, channels the bright pulse of Italo disco through a retro-futurist lens: rubbery basslines, analog synth motifs and clipped drum patterns, all framed by a playful DIY visual identity born, quite literally, on a kitchen counter. Their track Idol later fed the DNA of Kungs’ global hit Never Going Home, and a streak of sharp, tongue-in-cheek videos in 2024 pushed their groove to a wide audience.

On stage, the duo tightens the screws: sequencer-led workouts, hand-played hooks and a steady push-and-pull between hardware grit and sleek melodies. It nods to 80s club culture without pastiche, keeping arrangements lean and kinetic so the rhythms do the talking. In the room, it translates as a direct, dance-forward set where the visuals lock to the beats and the synths keep rising. Vancouver gets the Italo pulse up close, in a venue made for movement.