The Weekend Beach festival closes the lineup for its eleventh edition with Dellafuente, the only concert in Andalusia this summer.

The Weekend Beach Festival has announced the completion of its lineup with a major addition: the artist from Granada, Dellafuente, completes its diverse lineup which already includes renowned artists such as Ana Mena, David Bisbal, and Myke Towers. This edition, the 11th in the history of the festival held every summer in Torre del Mar, will take place from July 9 to 11. The concert by the artist from Granada, having stepped away from the media spotlight after a 2025 in which he sold out the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid twice, will be his only performance in Andalusia for the entire summer of 2026.

The announcement of the artist from Granada marks the definitive closure of the program for the Weekend Beach Festival 2026. The inclusion of Dellafuente is one of the most notable confirmations of the event, as his performance in Torre del Mar will be the first of only four concerts he will perform in Spain throughout the year.

His return to the province of Málaga comes after several years without performing there. Considered one of the most influential figures in the current urban genre, Dellafuente is known for hits like Consentía, Dile, and Guerrera. His style blends elements of flamenco, urban music, and other contemporary rhythms, which has helped to establish a unique sound identity within the Spanish music scene. With this addition, the festival in Málaga strengthens its position in the calendar of major musical events in the country, appealing to new generations of audiences.

An edition that will gather fifteen new artists

The announcement of Dellafuente is part of a lineup closure that includes 15 additional names to the festival. This final block of confirmations enhances the stylistic diversity that characterizes the event. Among the confirmed artists is the singer from Cádiz Abraham Mateo, known for his career in urban pop and for having achieved several gold and platinum records throughout his career. His performance at the Weekend Beach will also be his only concert in Málaga.

The lineup also includes the Italian DJ and producer Kybba, who will bring sounds related to dancehall and moombahton. Alongside him is the German producer Boris Brejcha, recognized in the international electronic scene. Another notable name is Mägo de Oz, a historic band in Spanish rock and folk metal. These additions are joined by the Murcians Awakate, whose repertoire mixes urban, Latin, and electronic influences. The lineup also features JP Fernández, whose work incorporates flamenco roots within the urban genre, and Argentine DJ Vilu Gontero, who has developed her career on various European stages.

A lineup with prominent figures in current music

The confirmation of the fifteen new artists adds to a list of names that were already part of the lineup of the Weekend Beach Festival 2026. Among them are Puerto Rican singer Myke Towers, the artist from Málaga Ana Mena, and the native of Almería David Bisbal, three prominent figures in pop and urban music.

The festival will also feature bands and artists like La Pegatina, Morad, Medina Azahara, Alcalá Norte, El Canijo de Jerez along with Los Estanques, Biznaga, Boikot, and Walls, among others. The presence of these artists confirms the musical diversity of the event, which combines pop, rock, electronic, rap, and mixed proposals in one lineup.

Dates for the eleventh edition in Torre del Mar

The Weekend Beach Festival will take place from July 9 to 11, 2026 in Torre del Mar, in the Axarquía region. The upcoming event will also be the eleventh edition of a festival that began in 2014 and has since maintained a steady presence in the Costa del Sol festival calendar.

Tickets and passes for the Weekend Beach Festival

Tickets for this eleventh edition of the Weekend Beach Festival in Torre del Mar, Málaga, from July 9 to 11, are available through the festival's own website. Prices for passes range from 89 euros for general admission to 126 euros for VIP passes.