Barcelona Rock Fest 2027: passes from €235, VIP, Junior and what you need to know before buying to see Mötley Crüe

Barcelona Rock Fest is already selling passes for its 2027 edition, which now runs for four days, from Thursday 1 to Sunday 4 July, at Parc de Can Zam in Santa Coloma de Gramenet. The only confirmed name is Mötley Crüe, who will play on Saturday 3rd in what the festival says is their first concert in Barcelona. This is the guide to deciding which pass to buy while the rest of the line-up is announced.

Barcelona Rock Fest 2027 dates and line-up

The official website announces the festival for 1 to 4 July 2027 at Parc de Can Zam. The Los Angeles band is, for now, the only name on the line-up: the festival presents it as a ‘historic debt’, because since forming in 1981 they had never played in Barcelona. We have already covered their two stops in Spain in our piece on Mötley Crüe and Evanescence at the 2027 festivals.

There are no stage times or day-by-day breakdown for the other bands, which the festival will announce gradually. The weekend clashes with other major festivals, as we explain in our guide to the festivals from 1 to 4 July 2027.

Barcelona Rock Fest 2027 passes: prices and what they include

Tickets are sold on the festival's official website, through the ticketing platform Magneticket. These are the final prices shown at checkout:

• Four-day pass: €235.
• VIP pass: €730. It includes exclusive entry to the site, a VIP area with a prime view of the main stages, a rest area with its own bar and toilets, and a welcome pack with a laminated pass, a collector's ticket, an official T-shirt and a bag.
• Junior pass: €120, for under-18s aged 13 to 16.
• Pass for people with reduced mobility: €235, with access to the designated area, plus a companion pass at the same price. The festival may ask for medical proof.

The description of the passes on the website still refers to ‘three days’, but the checkout already sells it as a four-day pass. Tickets are not in your name, can be brought printed or on your phone and are exchanged for a wristband at the site. According to the festival's FAQs, online sales remain open until the festival starts, after which only the box office will be available, at a slightly higher price. The festival warns that it only guarantees tickets bought on its website.

Under-18s at Barcelona Rock Fest

Under-13s get in free and 13- to 16-year-olds have the Junior pass. In both cases they must go with their father, mother or legal guardian, who hands in a signed declaration at the box office, which can be downloaded from the website. If the adult is not the father, mother or guardian, they must also bring a signed authorisation and a copy of their ID card. The festival recommends ear protection for children.

How to get to Parc de Can Zam

The website recommends the metro: the L1 to Santa Coloma or the L9 North to Can Zam, both a few minutes from the site. From the airport you can take the L9 South to Torrassa and change there to the L1. By car, the most direct access is exit 19 of the B-20, with limited parking. The transport guide on the website is still labelled 2026, so it is worth checking the parking and Renfe discounts once the festival updates it. At the site you can pay in cash and by card.

We will keep adding new names to our Barcelona Rock Fest page.

Sources: official Barcelona Rock Fest website (home page, tickets, FAQs and how to get there) and the Magneticket checkout page, consulted on 12 November 2026; previous ModoFestival coverage.