Valencia Summer Music Festivals 2026: Dates & Guide

Valencia's main summer 2026 music festivals run in July and August. FAR València takes over the Marina Norte from 8 to 31 July, the Viveros Concerts fill the gardens from 2 to 25 July, and the Cullera coast hosts Zevra (24-27 July) and Medusa (13-17 August). Here are the dates, locations and how to buy tickets for each one.

Dates and lineups for Valencia's summer 2026 festivals

FAR València is back for its second edition with more than 20 open-air concerts by the sea. Jean-Michel Jarre opens on 8 July, followed by Rick Astley (16 July), OMD (17 July), Belle & Sebastian with Xoel López (18 July), Rubén Blades (21 July), ZZ Top (22 July) and the Gipsy Kings (30 July).

The Viveros Concerts, part of the Gran Fira de València, add 18 nights in the Jardines de Viveros. The stage hosts Duncan Dhu (2 July), Deep Purple (7 July), Ana Torroja (14 July) and The Jacksons (16 July), among others.

• Valencia Jazz Festival: 24 June to 26 July, Palau de la Música and its gardens. 29th edition with Maria Schneider, Esperanza Spalding and Joe Lovano; six free open-air concerts. Tickets €10-35 at palauvalencia.com.
• FAR València: 8 to 31 July, Marina Norte. Tickets at farvalencia.es.
• Viveros Concerts: 2 to 25 July, Jardines de Viveros. From 25 €.
• Zevra Festival: 24 to 27 July, Cullera beach (urban and electronic).
• Medusa Sunbeach: 13 to 17 August, Cullera beach (electronic).
• Pirata Beach Festival: 8 to 11 July, Gandia.

Tickets and prices

Each festival sells through its own official website, and that is where you should buy to avoid resale markups. At Viveros, tickets start from 25 € and vary by artist, with an average around 37 €. At FAR, every concert has its own price. For Zevra and Medusa, the norm is a multi-day pass with a camping option. Check the official lineup before paying, since it can still shift.

Getting there

FAR's Marina Norte sits next to Malva-rosa beach, with metro and city bus access. Viveros is right in the centre, beside the Turia Gardens. For Cullera and Gandia, the C-1 Cercanías train links València with the southern coast, and festivals like Medusa usually run shuttles from the station. If you are weighing car against public transport, see our guide on how to get around València.

What's nearby

Concert days pair well with beach and rice: the old town is near Viveros, and FAR sits beside the seafront chiringuitos. For where to eat, start with our guide to the best paella, and to cool off outside the city, the natural pools nearby. Cullera and Gandia both work as a day trip from València.

Tips

Buy early: Jarre at FAR and Deep Purple at Viveros sell out fast. At beach festivals bring sunscreen, a cap and comfortable shoes, and work out how you'll get back (last shuttle or a pre-booked taxi). To catch every lineup change and the one-off shows announced at the last minute, check our live events agenda, updated each week with what is actually happening.

Frequently asked questions

When is FAR València 2026?

From 8 to 31 July 2026, at València's Marina Norte. The opening show is Jean-Michel Jarre's concert on 8 July.

How much do Viveros Concert tickets cost?

They start from 25 € and vary by artist, with an average around 37 €. They are sold on the official site, conciertosdeviverosvlc.com.

Which beach music festivals are near València in 2026?

Cullera beach hosts Zevra (24-27 July) and Medusa Sunbeach (13-17 August); Gandia hosts the Pirata Beach Festival (8-11 July).

Where do I buy tickets without resale risk?

Always on each festival's official website. Resale platforms tend to overcharge and don't guarantee a valid ticket.