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When and where does Ebrovisión 2026 take place?
From 3 to 6 September 2026, the northern Spanish town of Miranda de Ebro (province of Burgos, Castilla y León) turns into the capital of Spanish indie music for the twenty sixth time. The Ebrovisión festival takes place at the Polideportivo Municipal de Anduva and is considered one of Spain's most established indie festivals, drawing more than 20,000 visitors from across the country each year.
Who is playing at Ebrovisión 2026? Lineup and program
The 2026 lineup once again focuses on Spanish indie pop and indie rock with select international guests. Confirmed acts include Lori Meyers, Rufus T. Firefly, Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, La Habitación Roja, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana, Carlos Ares, British band Getdown Services, plus shego, Mala Gestión, Repion, Mujeres, Go Cactus, Grama Agropunk, Lisasinson, RATA, Juventude and more than fifty other bands and DJs. New for 2026 are two additional stages dedicated to electronic music, La Arboleda and Estereoclub, hosting over twenty DJs. Thursday opens with a surprise concert on the banks of the river Ebro, and holders of the full festival pass can look forward to a further secret concert at Miranda's castle.
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What makes Ebrovisión special? Music, food and local culture
Ebrovisión is not only a music festival but a four day celebration of the town of Miranda de Ebro itself, with concerts, a market area, camping and food offerings spread across several locations in the city center. The culinary side is a particular highlight: this year two Michelin star and Sol Repsol awarded chefs from Miranda, Alejandro Serrano and Alberto Molinero, join Antonio Arrabal and Gerardo Bracho to bring regional cuisine and wine culture directly onto the festival grounds.
How much do tickets for Ebrovisión 2026 cost?
Full four day festival passes (abonos) were available from around 60 euros at the start of sales, with prices rising in stages after the early phases end. Day tickets are also available, starting at around 67.50 euros. Tickets are sold through the official website ebrovision.com as well as major ticketing platforms. Since passes have regularly sold out ahead of the festival in previous years, early booking is recommended.
How to get to Miranda de Ebro
Miranda de Ebro sits conveniently between the Basque Country and Castilla y León and is well connected by train from Madrid, Bilbao, Vitoria Gasteiz and Burgos, with the station within walking distance of the town center. The nearest airports are Bilbao (around 80 kilometers), Vitoria (about 30 kilometers), Burgos (around 80 kilometers) and Logroño (around 75 kilometers). Drivers will find parking near the festival grounds.
Visitor tips for Ebrovisión
- Book early, as full passes have sold out ahead of the festival in past editions.
- Camping is available on site; if you prefer a room, book accommodation in Miranda de Ebro well ahead, since the town is small.
- Bring warm clothing for the night, as concerts run into the early morning hours.
- Do not miss the food stalls, which are one of the festival's signature features.
- It is worth exploring the town center too, since Ebrovisión spreads concerts and activities across several venues in Miranda.
