Atrapa Fest 2026: Israel B on Thursday, Fernandocosta on Friday and Yung Beef on Saturday in Cáceres

Trap, rap and reggae over three nights, each with its own headline name. Atrapa Fest holds its first edition from 12 to 14 November at Cáceres Fórum, the marquee at the Recinto Ferial de Cáceres, led by Yung Beef, Fernandocosta and Israel B, with a separate electronic music area. The day-by-day line-up has been published and day tickets and passes are still on sale on the festival's website.

Line-up by day: Israel B on Thursday, Fernandocosta on Friday and Yung Beef on Saturday

Thursday 12th serves as a welcome party. It is headlined by Israel B, a rapper from the Madrid scene, alongside La Beba, Keko and Rakatá by Victor Montero. In the Electronic Zone, Alba Franch, Carlos Chaparro and Didi Duke are on the decks.

Friday 13th is the night for rap and reggae. Fernandocosta, the rapper from Ibiza who made his name with the album Yipiyou (2018), shares the day with Madrid's Al Safir; with Fyahbwoy, the act on the line-up most closely associated with Spanish-language reggae and dancehall; and with R de Rumba, producer and DJ for Violadores del Verso, who appears in DJ set format. The day is rounded off by Bejo, Faenna, KHS Crew and DJ Talo, and in the electronic area, Stbaan and Delirium Showcase.

Saturday 14th brings Yung Beef, the Granada artist who emerged from PXXR GVNG and one of the artists who popularised trap in Spain. Performing with him are Dollar Selmouni, Reality and Nikone, plus Uña y Carne, Dolores y Mazmorras and Tandemonios. The Electronic Zone closes with Selecta, Daniella Da Silva, Kabasaki and Skinyz.

For anyone going to just one night, the split makes choosing easier: Friday leans more towards lyric-driven rap and reggae, while Saturday revolves around Yung Beef's trap and the melodies of Dollar Selmouni and Nikone. The line-up will also be joined by six artists from Extremadura, one winner and five finalists from the emerging talent competition run by the festival, with 30-minute sets. According to the rules, the selected artists will be notified between 2 and 5 November.

Away from the stages there will be freestyle rap battles, live street art, food trucks, bumper cars and a barber's. Fyahbwoy and Nikone have also been announced for Rocanrola 2027 in Alicante, in case Cáceres is too far away.

Tickets and passes: €27.50 per day and €52 for the three-day pass

Official sales are on the Atrapa Fest tickets page. Prices as of 2 November, all with booking fees on top, are as follows:

• Friday or Saturday ticket (second tier): €27.50 plus €2.75 in fees. The first tier, at €25, has sold out.
• General Friday and Saturday pass: €43 plus €4.30.
• Three-day pass, including Thursday: €52 plus €5.20.
• Front Stage three-day pass, which adds Thursday and access to the front area on Friday and Saturday: €60 plus €6. Anyone who already has a general ticket can upgrade to Front Stage for €15 plus €1.50.
• VIP (second tier): €80 plus €4. It gives access to all three days, but the VIP perks, such as a dedicated bar and toilets or the air-conditioned area, only apply on Friday and Saturday.

For groups there are packs of three: three Friday or Saturday tickets at €25 each, or three Friday and Saturday passes at €40 each, always in batches of three. The shop limits purchases to eight tickets per order.

The catch is Thursday: there is no single ticket for the welcome party, so Israel B can only be seen with a three-day, Front Stage or VIP pass. The festival does not accept the Bono Cultural Joven this edition, and its access policy does not provide for refunds except in the event of cancellation or a substantial change to the event.

Set times and minimum age: what we know

The festival has not yet published set times per artist or the door opening time for each day. The official shop puts the start of Atrapa Fest at Thursday 12th at 18:00.

Under-16s can enter with their ticket when accompanied by a responsible adult, one per minor, who must also have a ticket. 16- and 17-year-olds need the authorisation form signed by their guardian, which can be downloaded from the tickets page, and a certified copy of the guardian's DNI. All attendees must bring their DNI or an original identity document.

Glass, cans and water canteens are not allowed in; only plastic bottles of up to 500 millilitres without the cap.

How to get to the Recinto Ferial de Cáceres

Atrapa Fest takes place at Cáceres Fórum, the marquee set up in the Recinto Ferial, on the Mérida-Badajoz road, no street number. It is the same space that hosts Locos por la Música Cáceres on Saturday 7 November.

According to the festival, you can get there on foot, by car, with parking next to the site, or on city bus line 4. There is no camping area. As of 2 November, the festival's website makes no mention of any extra bus services for these nights.

To keep planning, the guide to festivals in Spain in November 2026 covers the rest of the month, and festivals in Extremadura has the region's calendar, including Extremúsika, which returns to Cáceres in late April 2027.

Sources: official Atrapa Fest website (home page, FAQs, competition rules, access policy and terms of purchase) and its official ticket shop, consulted on 2 November 2026; day-by-day line-up published on the festival's official Instagram profile on 27 October 2026; El Periódico Extremadura (2 November 2026).