Low Festival 2026: Line-up, tickets, and everything you need to know
By Natascha Rivera • Published: 20 Jul 2026 • 13:17 • 1 minute read
Low Festival brings top indie, rock, and electronic acts to Benidorm. Photo Credit: Low Festival / X
With summer reaching its peak along the Costa Blanca, music lovers will flock to Benidorm at the end of July for one of the region’s most anticipated annual highlights: Low Festival. Against the vibrant backdrop of Alicante’s premier coastal resort, the three-day event takes place from July 31 through August 2, 2026, bringing together an energetic mix of indie, rock, and electronic music for residents and visitors of all ages and music tastes to enjoy.
An unbeatable line-up and atmosphere: Why it’s a must-visit event
Known for attracting an international crowd, Low Festival bridges top-tier British and international acts with leading and emerging Spanish talent. Some of the headliners for this year’s edition feature iconic British alt-rock band Kasabian, punk band Editors, and the Swedish band The Hives. They will take the stage alongside acclaimed Spanish performers and groups, including Love of Lesbian and Fangoria across multiple open-air stages at the Guillermo Amor Municipal Stadium.
The venue for Low Festival features more than 30,000 square metres of green grass, dedicated relaxation zones, shaded VIP areas, and an Olympic-sized swimming pool for VIP ticket holders looking to cool off between sets.
Aside from the stellar musical roster, the festival will double as a celebration of Mediterranean summer culture. Between sets, attendees can sample a wide variety of gourmet street food stalls and local gastronomy, grab a cold drink, or unwind in expansive lounge zones designed for taking a breather between headliners.
How to get tickets to this year’s edition of the Low Festival
Single-day tickets for the Low Festival start out at around €39.99 and full weekend passes are also available on the event’s official website, lowfestival.es. The festival grounds also feature cashless payment systems, dedicated shuttle buses running from surrounding towns including Alicante, Denia, and Calpe, and full accessibility accommodations.
There will also be routes available from places beyond the Costa Blanca, including Valencia, Murcia, and Mazarron.
Whether you are staying nearby in Javea, Moraira, or Benidorm itself, Low Festival will provide the perfect combination of world-class live performances, warm Mediterranean summer nights, and a welcoming, international atmosphere with something for everyone to enjoy.
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Natascha Rivera
Natascha is a Dominican writer based in Spain with a background in audiovisual and marketing communication. A lifelong reader and passionate storyteller, she brings a creative edge to her work at Euro Weekly News. Her multicultural perspective informs her coverage of lifestyle and community stories, offering fresh angles and relatable storytelling that connects with a diverse audience.
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