In short
- Degusta Fest 2027 will take place on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 June at Fermasa, in Armilla, the same venue as in 2026, but with the festival back in June, the month of its debut.
- The line-up starts with four names and once again looks to British alternative rock: Peter Hook & The Light and The Horrors share the announcement with Triángulo de Amor Bizarro and rinôçérôse, with more artists still to come.
- The ‘Vuelta al Cole’ festival pass is still on sale for €55 plus fees, €60.50 in total, as part of a promotion limited to 1,000 passes.
- Anyone buying now does so without a day-by-day line-up or stage times, and with the 2026 entry rules as the only published reference.
With just over seven months to go until its third edition, Degusta Fest already has dates, a venue and a line-up in the making with a British accent. The music and food festival in Armilla (Granada) will be held on 4 and 5 June 2027 at Fermasa, featuring Peter Hook & The Light, The Horrors, Triángulo de Amor Bizarro and rinôçérôse, and a promotional festival pass is still on sale for €55 plus fees.
4 and 5 June 2027 at Fermasa, back in June
The organisers announced the dates on 22 May 2026, a few days after wrapping up the second edition, and repeated them in September. Degusta Fest will return to the Feria de Muestras de Armilla (Fermasa), in the Granada metropolitan area, on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 June. The Ticketmaster sales page puts the opening on Friday at 13:00, in line with the midday-to-midnight hours described on the festival's official website.
The dates have shifted with every edition. The first was held on 27 and 28 June 2025 at Fermasa, and the second was brought forward to May 2026. According to the organisers, that second edition drew more than 5,000 people.
Later in Granada's calendar, Granada Sound 2027 already has Viva Suecia as its first confirmed act for September. The rest of the province's festivals are listed in our guide to festivals in Granada.
Degusta Fest 2027 line-up: four names so far
The names have arrived in two batches. In May, the festival announced Peter Hook & The Light, the band with which the founding bassist of Joy Division and New Order performs the repertoire of both groups, and the French duo rinôçérôse, from Montpellier, who blend rock and electronic music. In September they were joined by The Horrors, a British band who released their debut album in 2007 and have moved from garage and post-punk to psychedelia and shoegaze, and Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, the Galician noise-and-melody band formed in 2004.

The selection follows the path of the two previous editions. In 2025, Degusta brought together The Jesus and Mary Chain, Wilco, Love of Lesbian and Carolina Durante; in 2026, Primal Scream, The Charlatans, Ash and Lori Meyers. Peter Hook and The Horrors continue that fondness for British alternative rock, and Triángulo de Amor Bizarro takes on the role of the Spanish name previously filled by Carolina Durante or Lori Meyers.
The official website promises “more artists to be announced”, with no date given. The festival has not said who is headlining or which day each band plays.
‘Vuelta al Cole’ festival pass: €55 plus fees
The ‘Vuelta al Cole’ promotion went on sale on 9 September at 12:00 with an allocation of 1,000 festival passes at €55 plus booking fees, according to the festival's announcement. It was still available this Sunday: the official website lists it as “now on sale”, and on Ticketmaster, the ticketing platform the festival links to, it costs €60.50 including fees. ModoFestival may receive a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you.
The festival does not publish how many passes remain from the allocation. The launch pass, which went on sale in May at €45 plus fees, has already sold out, and the organisers have not said what the pass will cost once this promotion ends.
The children's pass, for ages 0 to 12, costs €15. Tickets can also be bought by phone (932 514 228) and at FNAC. The festival has announced a VIP upgrade for those who already have a pass, with no price or date yet. To compare with other events this year, our ranking of 2027 festival pass prices lists those already published from cheapest to most expensive.
What we still don't know before buying
With four names confirmed, the pass is bought without knowing which day each band plays or at what time. There are no entry rules for 2027 yet either. The 2026 rules, published on the official website, allowed rucksacks of up to 40x20x20 centimetres or 20 litres and water in half-litre plastic bottles without caps, and the venue had no cloakroom. Payment inside was by cashless wristband.
To get there, the 2026 guide recommended the metro: the Parque Tecnológico de la Salud stop is about six minutes' walk from Fermasa. Until the festival publishes the 2027 conditions, the names, stage times and tickets for the third edition will be added to the Degusta Fest page as they are announced.
Sources: Degusta Fest official website (home page, announcements of 22 May and 9 September 2026 and visitor information for the 2026 edition) and Ticketmaster Spain sales page, consulted on 25 October 2026; Musicalia, 5 April 2025 (2025 line-up); La Ganzúa, 10 December 2025 (2026 line-up).
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