Summer in Valencia will once again have music as its main protagonist with the second edition of FAR Valencia, a concert series taking place from 8 to 31 July 2026 at Marina Norte. An event that transforms evenings by the Mediterranean into a unique cultural experience.
FAR Valencia 2026 brings together both international and national artists in a summer series format that combines live music, a seaside setting and an urban atmosphere, establishing itself as one of the most attractive summer offerings in the city.
What is FAR Valencia 2026?
The FAR València festival is a summer concert series designed to bring contemporary music acts to the Mediterranean coast. Its concept is defined by stylistic diversity: electronic, pop, rock, indie, urban music and singer-songwriter performances all coexist within the same programme.
Held at Marina Norte in Valencia, it stands out for offering concerts in a privileged setting by the sea, creating an experience that goes beyond music itself. Each night becomes an opportunity to enjoy top-tier artists on one of the city’s most special stages.
How to enjoy FAR Valencia 2026
FAR Valencia 2026 is also the perfect excuse to enjoy some of the best plans the city has to offer in summer. Between concerts, you can make the most of the day by swimming at Valencia’s best beaches, exploring corners of the historic centre, visiting the City of Arts and Sciences, or enjoying local cuisine on its terraces and in its restaurants. Valencia offers a unique combination of music, leisure and Mediterranean atmosphere.
To make the most of the festival, staying in a central and well-connected location makes all the difference. At HQ Rooms, you will find modern, fully equipped apartments, ideal for combining concert nights at Marina Norte with beach days, cultural visits and summer plans around the city. In addition, services such as private parking, bicycle rental and car rental allow you to get around with complete ease and enjoy Valencia at your own pace.
FAR Valencia 2026 concerts
The line-up for FAR Festival Valencia brings together internationally renowned artists and leading figures from Spain’s national music scene.
Wednesday 8 July: Jean-Michel Jarre
A pioneer of electronic music and large-scale audiovisual performances, Jean-Michel Jarre has redefined the very language of live shows. His appearance at FAR Valencia 2026 promises an immersive experience in which music and technology take centre stage.
Thursday 9 July: Babasónicos + El Zar
Babasónicos are one of the most influential bands in Latin American alternative rock, widely celebrated for their constant drive for innovation and reinvention. Joining them, El Zar bring a fresh blend of Argentine pop and rock, with a luminous, immersive sound.
Friday 10 July: Silvana Estrada + Judeline
Silvana Estrada has captivated audiences with her deeply sensitive voice and an intimate artistic vision rooted in Latin American tradition. Judeline, meanwhile, represents the new wave of Spanish pop, blending Andalusian influences with forward-looking production.
Saturday 11 July: Meute
The German collective Meute has reimagined techno as a live acoustic experience performed with brass and percussion. Their explosive energy and striking stage presence have established them as one of Europe’s most original electronic acts.
Sunday 12 July: Luz Casal
One of the most iconic voices in Spanish music arrives in Valencia presenting Me voy a permitir, an album that reflects her creative freedom and ongoing reinvention. Her live performances remain a benchmark for emotional depth and authenticity.
Wednesday 15 July: Antoñito Molina
The Cádiz-born singer-songwriter has built his success on warm, uplifting songs that connect instantly with audiences. His concerts are defined by their natural delivery and the genuine closeness he brings to the stage.
Thursday 16 July: Rick Astley
A British pop icon since the 1980s, Rick Astley is enjoying a renewed creative peak that has introduced him to new generations. His live shows blend timeless classics with a refreshed sound that retains his unmistakable charisma.
Friday 17 July: OMD + Rinôçérôse
OMD are one of the defining forces of British synth-pop, responsible for some of the most iconic hits of the 1980s. The night is completed by Rinôçérôse, a landmark name in French electronic music, known for fusing rock energy with club-driven rhythms.
Saturday 18 July: Belle & Sebastian + Xoel López
Belle & Sebastian embody the most refined side of British indie, with a catalogue that has become a generational touchstone. Alongside them, Xoel López will deliver an intimate, emotionally rich performance marked by sensitivity and nuance.
Tuesday 21 July: Rubén Blades
A legendary figure in salsa and Latin music, Rubén Blades has shaped the history of the genre with songs that combine Afro-Caribbean rhythms and strong social commitment. His career has made him one of the most influential artists in Spanish-language music.
Wednesday 22 July: ZZ Top
The American band stands as a definitive reference in blues rock and Southern rock, renowned for their unmistakable sound and legendary guitar riffs. With more than five decades of history, they remain one of the festival’s most highly anticipated live acts.
Thursday 23 July: LP + Judith Hill
LP has established herself as one of contemporary pop’s most distinctive voices, with global hits such as Lost on You. She shares the stage with Judith Hill, a powerhouse singer and multi-instrumentalist who has worked with artists including Prince and Stevie Wonder.
Friday 24 July: M-Clan
Led by the unmistakable voice of Carlos Tarque, M-Clan remain one of the essential bands in Spanish rock. Their fusion of classic rock, soul and generational anthems continues to deliver a powerful live experience.
Sunday 26 July: Rodrigo Cuevas
Winner of the 2023 National Award for Contemporary Music, Rodrigo Cuevas has created a singular artistic universe where tradition, folklore and contemporary sounds coexist. His work stands as one of the most original and daring proposals on the Spanish music scene.
Monday 27 July: Young Miko
The Puerto Rican artist has become one of the most prominent voices in contemporary urban music, blending trap, reggaeton and R&B. In Valencia she presents a more mature and introspective project that confirms her international rise.
Wednesday 29 July: El Mató a un Policía Motorizado + Depresión Sonora
El Mató a un Policía Motorizado are one of the most influential indie bands in Latin America, responsible for some of the genre’s defining modern anthems. Alongside them, Depresión Sonora brings a contemporary post-punk vision shaped by the anxieties of a new generation.
Thursday 30 July: Gipsy Kings
With globally recognised classics such as Bamboleo and Volare, Gipsy Kings have taken their fusion of flamenco and Latin rhythms to stages around the world. Their live performances retain the infectious energy and celebratory spirit that made them a global phenomenon.
Friday 31 July: Marta Santos
The Seville-born singer has emerged as one of the most promising new voices in Spanish pop, thanks to her warm, contemporary style and growing audience. Her concert offers the opportunity to discover one of the most exciting emerging talents on the national scene.
Experience FAR Valencia 2026 with HQ Rooms
FAR Festival Valencia has established itself as one of the standout music events of the Mediterranean summer. Its location, line-up and format make it an unmissable plan for anyone visiting the city in July.
Book your apartment with HQ Rooms and enjoy FAR Valencia 2026 from a perfectly located base in the heart of the city.
FAQ about FAR Valencia 2026
How do you get to Marina Norte?
From HQ Rooms apartments, you can reach the concert venue by bus (line 92), metro (lines 5 and 7) and tram (line 8), as well as by car or bicycle.
How long do the concerts last?
Between 75 and 120 minutes, depending on the artist.
Can minors attend the festival?
If you are visiting as a family, minors are allowed to attend the concerts, provided they are accompanied by an adult.
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