BIGSOUND Valencia 2027 confirms Becky G and Luis Fonsi in Torrent, with Delaossa and Leire Martínez on the first line-up

The second BIGSOUND in Torrent looks further afield than the first. Becky G and Luis Fonsi top the first announcement for the seventh edition of BIGSOUND Valencia, which will take place on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 June 2027 at the Parc Central de Torrent. The announcement came on Tuesday 20 October alongside a 24-hour promotion on €60 passes, and it makes clear where the festival wants to grow: more international Latin pop on a base of Spanish artists.

Becky G and Luis Fonsi, the international leap in the BIGSOUND Valencia 2027 line-up

The first line-up brings together eleven names: Becky G, Luis Fonsi, Delaossa, Leire Martínez, Alizzz (in DJ set format), Queralt Lahoz, Fran Perea, Vangoura, Soge Culebra, Paula Koops and Naina. The organisers maintain that the two headliners will only perform in the Valencian Community in Torrent and that these are their first confirmed dates in Spain for 2027.

The two share the same summer, that of 2017. Fonsi released “Despacito” with Daddy Yankee, and Becky G, the Californian singer with Mexican roots, sang “Mayores” with Bad Bunny before “Sin pijama” with Natti Natasha. It is a different profile from the first edition in Torrent, whose 2026 line-up relied on David Bisbal, Rels B, Ana Mena and Lola Índigo. Before that, Fonsi will be in Spain this autumn: on 6 and 7 November he headlines Arena Negra in Fuerteventura, where Delaossa also performs.

The Spanish contingent mixes generations and audiences. Rapper Delaossa returns to the province of València after selling out two nights at the Roig Arena, according to the organisers. Leire Martínez, former singer of La Oreja de Van Gogh, who performs at CADENA 100 Por Ellas this Saturday the 24th, will only perform in the province at this festival, also according to the promoters. Alizzz, C. Tangana's go-to producer, is coming to DJ, and Fran Perea appeals to the nostalgia of those who grew up with “Los Serrano”. Queralt Lahoz brings her blend of urban music, copla and bolero.

Almost everything else is still to come. The festival speaks of the “most ambitious edition in its history, with more musical styles, more stages and more headliners than ever”, and warns that more national and international headliners will be announced. There is no day-by-day breakdown yet, so nobody can know whether Becky G and Fonsi will play on the same day.

Dates and site: second year at the Parc Central de Torrent

The official website keeps 18 and 19 June 2027, the dates the festival gave at the end of June this year, when it confirmed that it would return to Torrent and opened the presale.

The festival arrived in Torrent in 2026 after losing the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, one of the festivals that had to leave that space. That first edition at the Parc Central drew around 50,000 people, according to the organisers. For 2027 it promises to expand the audience area, toilets, shade and food and drink, and to add a seventh stage to last year's six.

Getting there is the big outstanding question. The promoters hope to keep the 2026 arrangements, with metro, shuttle buses and car parks, but have not yet given details. For reference, this was the plan for getting to BIGSOUND Valencia 2026.

BIGSOUND Valencia 2027 passes: prices and tiers

Sales are made through the official BIGSOUND Valencia ticket page, which redirects to the Enterticket ticketing platform. The starting price for the general pass, €60, was announced only for the first 24 hours after the launch on Tuesday 20; during that period, registered residents of Torrent could buy it for €48, 20% less. The festival has not explained how residency was verified.

These were the passes on sale on the morning of Wednesday 21, booking fees included:

• General pass, €60: access to the site on both days. The ticketing platform already shows the next tier, at €70, as “coming soon”.
• Front Stage pass, €139.90: fast-track entry and access to the front rows of the Turia stage, with its own bars, toilets and food and drink.
• Vipsound pass, €230: VIP platform and Front Stage, exclusive services, four drinks and a cup with lanyard.
• PMR general pass, €60: for people with reduced mobility, with access to the accessible area and one companion.

Passes are issued in the holder's name. Changing the name costs €20 until 31 March 2027 and €30 after that, and anyone who buys the general pass can later upgrade to Front Stage or Vipsound by paying the difference. Under-18s must hand in parental consent. According to the promoters, the July presale sold out in a few hours.

Torrent returns, but is looking for another site for the future

Continuity at this site has an expiry date. When the return was confirmed, Torrent Town Council announced that it would look for a “permanent location” for the festival, because a summer swimming pool and a semi-covered sports hall are planned on the land it occupies, as part of the expansion of the Ciutat de l'Esport i l'Oci. The mayor, Amparo Folgado, has now said they are “very proud that Torrent is once again hosting great international and national artists”, but the town has not announced where BIGSOUND will go from 2028.

For anyone buying now, none of that changes June 2027: dates, site and headliners are confirmed. What remains open is the day-by-day breakdown, the rest of the line-up and the transport details, which will be added to the BIGSOUND Valencia page. The rest of that month's events are in the guide to festivals in the Valencian Community in June.

Sources: official BIGSOUND Valencia website and Enterticket sales page, consulted on 21 October 2026; El Periòdic, Valencia Plaza (Europa Press), Actualidad Valencia and OfficialPress, 20 October; El Periòdic, 29 June 2026.