Mallorca festival brings two days of free live music to Inca
By Lottie Verrier • Published: 14 Oct 2026 • 12:13 • 2 minutes read
Previous edition took place in Palma... this time the festival opens on Friday October 16 in Inca Credit: FacebookOnFest
Mallorca is gearing up for a major music weekend as the Mallorca OnSeason Fest heads to Inca for two days of free concerts, DJ sets and entertainment, offering residents and visitors another reason to explore the island beyond the summer season.
Taking place on Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17, the festival will transform the historic Cuartel General Luque venue into a meeting point for live music, dancing and food, with a programme designed to appeal to different tastes.
The move to Inca marks a new chapter for the festival, which aims to keep Mallorca’s cultural scene active throughout the year rather than concentrating events during the busy tourist season.
Organised by LoMusic with support from Inca Town Hall, the event will offer free entry, making it an accessible option for music fans looking for something to do this weekend without paying for concert tickets.
Friday kicks off with a night of music and dancing
The festival opens on Friday, October 16, with El Gran Sarao, a lively programme designed to get the weekend started with music and dancing.
The opening night will take place on the LOMUSIC Stage, setting the tone for a weekend that brings together live performances and DJ-led entertainment in one location.
Saturday will see the festival expand into a two-stage event, with a packed programme of performances running throughout the day.
Two stages bring an eclectic line-up to Inca
Saturday, October 17, is set to be the main attraction, with the Mallorca OnSeason Fest stage hosting a mixture of bands, artists and DJs.
The confirmed line-up includes Spanish indie-pop band Cariño, known for their catchy melodies, alongside Karavana and Puño Dragón. Other names on the bill include INNMIR, Negre, Ritual Nepal, DJ Ferri, Sideways and Sr Secreto.
The range of performers promises a varied soundtrack for the weekend, bringing together different sounds and styles rather than focusing on a single genre.
A second stage, dedicated to Maldito Tardeo, will offer a complementary programme of DJ sets and entertainment.
Acts scheduled for the Raiguer Stage include Estación de Sonido, Bita, Pep Tronik, DJ Tremen, Kill Beat and Love Is Indie Air. Tardeo Palma DJs Ángel Oliveros and Tony Bustos are also listed on the programme.
With two stages running on Saturday, visitors will have a choice between live performances and DJ sessions, creating a festival atmosphere throughout the venue.
Food, drinks and entertainment beyond the music
Music will be only part of the experience, with food trucks and a selection of food, drink and leisure stands planned for the site.
The additional offerings are intended to make the festival more than a series of concerts, giving groups of friends and families the opportunity to spend time at the venue between performances.
The combination of live bands, DJs and food also reflects the festival’s broader aim of bringing people together through music and local cultural activity.
Where and when is Mallorca OnSeason Fest 2026?
The festival will take place at Cuartel General Luque in Inca, with events scheduled for Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17.
Entry to the festival is free, although visitors should check the official programme for the latest information on performance times and any separately ticketed experiences.
For anyone looking for a free music event in Mallorca this weekend, the festival offers an opportunity to discover a mix of artists while experiencing Inca’s cultural scene.
By bringing the event to a new location and expanding its programme across two stages, organisers are hoping to establish the Mallorca OnSeason Fest as another fixture in the island’s calendar of autumn events.
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Lottie Verrier
Lottie Verrier is a journalist and digital media specialist based in Mallorca. After a decade in London media, including a role as Deputy Editor for the MailOnline’s eCommerce division, she now combines her editorial expertise with a passion for the island to create engaging content that celebrates the best of life in Spain. Instagram @lottieinmallorca
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