Gheodrome. San Mauro Mare, Cesena

photography | archival print/Hahnemuhle Paper Photo Rag Matt | 2014/2015
variable sizes / ed. 5 + 2 a.p.

The Geo, later Mesibisco and Gheodrome, was part of the youth of very many people from Cesena, from 1967 to 2003. 36 years of evenings, parties and concerts. In the '70s the Geo brought the trademark of the big concerts: Modugno, Battisti, Venditti, De Gregori. But also international stars: Genesis, Jethro Tull. In 1983 it was completely renovated. They were the golden years of the Romagna Riviera and of the discos.
In the '90s the names of the venue began to change depending on the night. After the more than twenty-year-old Geo came the name Mesibisco and then, in the last years, Gheodrome, but only for trendy house and techno music. Under the direction of Steve Gandini various DJs played: Ricci, Moka, Gianni Parrini.
From 1998 the Gheodrome transformed into Extreme Gheodrome, offering hardcore nights until 2002, the year of its final closure.