In short
- Friday 13th belongs to Alice Wonder and Saturday 14th to Carlangas, Cupido and Charlie Cunningham: twelve artists spread across two evenings, with more names still to be announced.
- The two-day pass now costs €35 and a one-day ticket €25: the first two pass tiers, at €25 and €30, have sold out.
- Each day starts at 18:00 in Sala 1 and Sala Zero; set times for each concert have not yet been published.
- It is an indoor festival on the Son Castelló industrial estate, outside the centre of Palma, and under-18s can get in with authorisation.
Es Gremi is celebrating its 23rd anniversary the way it knows best: with concerts. Es Gremi Sounds 2026 will take over the two main rooms of Palma's music centre on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 November, and the venue has now revealed who plays on each day. What has changed since the first announcement is the price: the pass has gone up twice and the gap with day tickets has narrowed.
Es Gremi Sounds 2026 line-up by day
The venue unveiled the day split on 16 October in two posts, one per day. Neither of them completes the line-up: both end with “more artists to be confirmed”.
- Friday 13 November: Alice Wonder, Jordan Boyd, Manena, Komodo García, Axolotes Mexicanos and Xanguito.
- Saturday 14 November: Carlangas, Cupido, Charlie Cunningham, Coolnenas, Talleres Molina and Ritual Nepal.
The two evenings have different profiles. Friday revolves around Alice Wonder, whom the venue places somewhere between pop and electronic music and who has also played Momentos Alhambra in Gijón this autumn; the rest of the day is the festival's more discovery-led side. Saturday brings together the more established names: Carlangas, who emerged from Novedades Carminha and has spent years turning his concerts into parties, as at his date in Palencia; the pop of Barcelona band Cupido; and British artist Charlie Cunningham, a singer-songwriter on acoustic guitar with a much more intimate tone.
If you can only go on one day, the choice depends on what you are after: Saturday has the well-known names; Friday, the ones the venue itself presents as its tips for the future.
Tickets: the pass rises to €35 and day tickets cost €25
Official sales are on the Es Gremi website, which links to the Notikumi shop. As of this Sunday, prices were as follows:
- Two-day pass: €35, in its third tier. The two previous tiers, at €25 and €30, have sold out.
- Friday ticket: €25, in the second tier; the first batch, at €21, has gone.
- Saturday ticket: €25, following the same pattern.
Booking fees are added to these amounts. The numbers still favour the pass for anyone wanting to go on both days: €35 versus €50 if you buy the two days separately. But the advantage has shrunk with each tier, and the venue is still advertising “last passes at the current price”, so there is no guarantee this tier will last until November.
Times: doors at 18:00, room-by-room schedule not yet published
Both days start at 18:00 and the concerts are split between Sala 1 and Sala Zero. Es Gremi has not yet published what time or in which room each artist plays, so for now it is not possible to anticipate clashes. As both rooms are in the same building, moving from one to the other takes just minutes.
Es Gremi, a venue-based festival in Son Castelló

Es Gremi Centre Musical is at Gremi de Porgadors, 16, on the Son Castelló industrial estate, outside the historic centre. As well as concert rooms, it houses rehearsal spaces and a music school, and Sounds is its anniversary party. As it is an indoor festival, in the middle of November, the weather will not affect your plans.
Under-18s can get in with authorisation, according to the venue's terms and conditions. And on the day after the festival, Sunday 15th, the same venue hosts the grand final of Palma's municipal Pop Rock competition, as announced by Palma Cultura.
Find more plans on the islands in our guide to festivals in the Balearic Islands, and all the information on this edition on the Es Gremi Sounds page.
Sources: official Es Gremi website (Es Gremi Sounds page and pass, Friday and Saturday ticket pages), Notikumi shop and Es Gremi's Instagram posts of 16 October, consulted on 18 October 2026; Palma Cultura's Instagram post of 16 October (Pop Rock 2026 final).
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