The daily lineup for the sixth edition of the Brisa Festival in Málaga: limited promotion of daily tickets at 50 euros
Love of Lesbian, Amaia, Siloé, M-Clan, La M.O.D.A., and OBK lead the three days of the Brisa FestivalConcerts in Málaga from April 20 to 26: complete schedule, artists, dates, and tickets
The sixth edition of the Brisa Festival has already revealed its daily lineup, creating a sound map that spans three consecutive nights each with its own identity at the Port of Málaga. The event, which will be held again at the Dique de Levante, consolidates its musical offering by combining established artists with emerging talent, both national and local. Additionally, the festival has launched a limited promotion of tickets per day, priced at 50 euros for the first 500 available each day.
The Dique de Levante will host the festival for the third consecutive year. This venue boasts over 10,000 square meters and has the capacity to accommodate up to 15,000 people per day, making it one of the most prominent venues for cultural events in the city.
Thursday, July 23
The first day of the festival will be marked by one of the most significant moments of this edition: the farewell in Málaga of Love of Lesbian. The band, which has recently announced their withdrawal from the stage, will offer their last concert in the city within the festival framework.
Thursday will also feature David Otero, who will bring his characteristic pop, and Barry B, one of the standout figures of the current scene. The international dimension will be provided by Hot Chip in a DJ set, known for their sessions that blend intensity and melodic nuances. Monte Ventura, Pilu, Pequeño Mal, and Something About Tsunamis complete Thursday's lineup.
Friday, July 24
The second day of the Brisa Festival will focus on a program marked by stylistic variety. Amaia will headline one of the most anticipated concerts, accompanied by Siloé, who will bring their energetic live performance.
The day will also include León Benavente, with their avant-garde rock proposal, as well as performances by Merino, Samuraï, Soleá Morente, and the local artist Sarria. Maenoba, Vis Viva, Wasabi Cru, Sara Rais, Scandinavia, and Corazón Inverso complete Friday's lineup.
Saturday, July 25
The last day of the festival will gather some of the most recognizable names on the lineup. M-Clan will celebrate three decades of their career on stage, while La M.O.D.A. will showcase their characteristic folk sound with extensive instrumentation.
Saturday will also be marked by the return of Pignoise and the presence of OBK, commemorating 35 years of career in the national synthpop scene. Ángel Stanich, Sienna, Javypablo, Anadie, La Trinidad, Idaira Siles, Guarino, Nina Raku, RBT, The Ripples, and Bravo Bravo complete Saturday's lineup.
Brisa Festival lineup, day by day
Thursday 23
- Love of Lesbian
- Barry B
- David Otero
- Hot Chip (DJ set)
- Monte Ventura
- Pequeño Mal
- Pilu
- Something About Tsunamis
Friday 24
- Amaia
- Siloé
- León Benavente
- Merino
- Samuraï
- Sarria
- Soleá Morente
- Corazón Inverso
- Maenoba
- Sara Rais
- Scandinavia
- Vis Viva
- Wasabi Cru
Saturday 25
- La MODA
- M-Clan
- OBK
- Ángel Stanich
- Javypablo
- La Trinidad
- Pignoise
- Sienna
- Anadie
- Bravo Bravo
- Guarina
- Idaira Siles
- Nina Raku
- RBT
- Trhe Ripples
Daily Tickets for Brisa Festival
From Monday, April 20, a first promotion of daily tickets for the Brisa Festival is available. This offer includes 500 tickets per day at a price of 50 euros, available through the official festival website. Additionally, the pass, covering all three days of the festival, is priced at 75 euros.
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