A core member of Nine Inch Nails and the first Italian artist in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Alessandro Cortini comes to Ultima for the first time, with an audiovisual solo set.
Dark and strangely consoling, the world of Alessandro Cortini unfolds slowly. His melodies move through a sci-fi dusk – dusty, enveloping layers of tone and noise. Within long breathing gestures, tension dissolves, emotions settle, and inner horizons shift. This is sound as shelter, never dull, because with every tremor something stirs beneath the surface.
As part of Ultima at Rockefeller, Cortini enters the sonic and visual universe of Nati Infiniti, about the infinite life of minerals. With Strega, the synth he developed himself, as an extension of his hands, he shapes deep, continuous planes of sound, vibrating tones and musical structures that grow, break down, change and transform one another.
A concert composed mineral by mineral, the way the universe is.
19:45 OkHeiða
Heida Mobeck opens the evening with OkHeiða, her solo project for voice, tuba, electronics and experimental rap. Known as a composer, improviser and tubist, Mobeck draws together elements from contemporary music, jazz, pop…
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Expect a charged, committed crowd. Arriving on the early side buys you the good spots. Energy is the product. Pace yourself; the peak comes later than you think.
Pricing is moderate, and the event runs Wed 19:00. You'll find it at Rockefeller Music Hall — the surrounding blocks carry the same energy, so the night doesn't have to end at one address.
Set times, the crowd, how to get in, what's good on the menu — ask anything about Ultima 2026 / Alessandro Cortini · Heiða Mobeck / Nati Infiniti.