Top music festivals coming to Costa Blanca – your ultimate guide
Summer in Spain is synonymous with music festivals, and the Valencia region takes that tradition to new heights. With July and August overflowing with top-notch performances, diverse genres, and stunning beachside venues, the Comunitat Valenciana continues to solidify its reputation as a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts.
The festivities kick off with the Pirata Beach Festival in Gandia, running from July 9th to 12th. This event is a magnet for fans of Spanish rock, rap, and alternative music, featuring a stellar lineup including Soziedad Alkohólika, Residente, and La Raíz. Following shortly after is the iconic FIB Benicàssim festival, set for July 17th to 19th, showcasing international acts like The Black Keys, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Foster the People.
Simultaneously, the Zevra Festival in Cullera, from July 18th to 21st, promises a blend of musical genres with artists such as Jason Derulo and Jhayco. In Benidorm, the Low Festival (July 25th to 27th) boasts an impressive roster including Pet Shop Boys and The Kooks.
Valencia city is no stranger to musical extravaganzas, hosting the Concerts de Vivers from July 10th to 25th. This event will feature performances by renowned artists such as Europe, Luis Fonsi, and Simple Minds. Additionally, the Ciutat de València stadium will showcase pop sensations like Miguel Bosé and Leiva throughout the month of July.
As August rolls in, the Arenal Sound festival (July 30th – August 3rd) in Burriana promises a high-octane experience with artists like Steve Aoki and Melendi. The Medusa Festival (August 7th – 11th) in Cullera will cater to electronic music enthusiasts with sets by Armin van Buuren and Alesso.
Metal aficionados will flock to Villena for the Leyendas del Rock festival (August 6th – 9th) featuring powerhouses like Powerwolf and Within Temptation. For fans of Spanish rock and ska, Lagartija Rock (August 16th – 17th) in Villena is not to be missed.
Festival-goers can also catch pop and indie acts at the Mediterrània Festival (August 14th – 16th) in Gandia. And for reggae enthusiasts, the legendary Rototom Sunsplash in Benicàssim (August 16th – 23rd) celebrates its 30th anniversary with a lineup including Shaggy and The Wailers.
With a jam-packed schedule spanning two months, the Comunitat Valenciana promises a summer of unforgettable musical experiences. From intimate garden concerts to epic beach raves and rock extravaganzas, 2025 is shaping up to be a music lover’s dream. Stay connected with Euro Weekly News for all the latest updates on Europe and the Costa Blanca music scene.