Event Details
What is the Locus Festival in Locorotondo?
The Locus Festival is one of the most respected music festivals in southern Italy; since 2005 it has turned the whitewashed lanes of Locorotondo, in the heart of the Itria Valley, into a stage for international jazz, soul and hip hop acts. Rather than a single festival ground, Locus spreads across historic courtyards, piazzas and the Masseria Ferragnano estate, surrounded by centuries old olive groves and the region's iconic trulli houses.
When does the Locus Festival 2027 take place?
Exact dates for 2027 have not been announced yet (as of summer 2026); organizers have said the first program details will be revealed in autumn 2026. Based on past editions, the festival typically runs over several weeks between June and August, with the main run of concerts at Masseria Ferragnano usually falling in the first half of August.
Where does the festival take place?
The festival is held in Locorotondo, in the province of Bari, Puglia; the circular whitewashed town sits among vineyards and olive groves in the Itria Valley. The main concerts traditionally take place at Masseria Ferragnano on the edge of town, while smaller formats are staged on the piazzas of the historic centre. In recent years, Bari, Alberobello and other towns across Puglia have also hosted Locus events.
What music can you expect at Locus Festival?
Locus Festival is known for a lineup that mixes international headliners with rising names in jazz, soul and hip hop. Past editions have featured artists such as David Byrne, John Legend, Ezra Collective and Kneecap; the final 2027 lineup is usually announced in spring of that year.
How much do tickets for Locus Festival 2027 cost?
Ticket prices for 2027 have not been set yet. In previous editions, single concert tickets typically ranged between 25 and 50 euros depending on venue and artist, with some free events as part of the side program. Tickets are traditionally sold through the festival's official website and via TicketOne.
How to get to Locorotondo and where to stay
- The closest airports are Bari and Brindisi, both about an hour's drive from Locorotondo.
- Accommodation in Locorotondo is limited (agriturismi and small hotels); booking early is recommended.
- Local transport operators often run shuttle buses to concerts at Masseria Ferragnano during the festival.
- Locorotondo pairs well with a visit to Alberobello and Ostuni, both a short drive away.