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Welcome to BidaSound Irun 2027
BidaSound is a newly launched music festival in Irun, in the Spanish Basque Country, focused on pop and rock from the nineties and two thousands. The event takes place at the Ficoba fairground, which drew several thousand visitors a day in its debut edition.
Highlights and Attractions at BidaSound in Irun
- Two days of concerts with a nostalgia driven lineup of well known Spanish pop and rock acts
- A modern main stage with high quality sound systems tuned to the venue's acoustics
- Robotic lighting design for an immersive concert atmosphere
- Local partnerships covering merchandising and entertainment around the stage
- A venue that welcomes several thousand guests each festival day
- A location right on the border with France, near the bay of Txingudi
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The festival is designed as a two day event on the last weekend of summer in Irun, bringing together established names from Spain's pop and rock scene of recent decades. The detailed 2027 program, including set times and confirmed artists, had not yet been published at the time of research.
Tickets and Admission for BidaSound Irun 2027
No official ticket categories or prices for the 2027 edition have been published yet. Presale details will appear on the festival's official website once they are confirmed.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Irun
- Irun sits directly on the border with France and is well connected by highway and train
- The Ficoba fairground is on the edge of town, so arriving by car or local bus is a good option
- Late August in the Basque Country tends to be warm and sometimes breezy, so light clothing is advisable
- Since Irun is close to San Sebastián and the coast of Hondarribia, booking accommodation early is recommended
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
The photo used is illustrative and does not necessarily depict the actual event.
