In short
- Festiuet returns to Salou on 16 and 17 July 2027, the same weekend in the calendar as in 2026; the venue has not yet been confirmed.
- The presale opens on Wednesday 21 at 18:00 with 500 two-day passes at €40; once they sell out, the price rises to €45. In 2026 the first batch was larger and cheaper.
- Only those who attended in 2025 or 2026 can buy, using a link the festival sends to the email address used for that purchase: it is worth checking your inbox before Wednesday, including the spam folder.
- You will be buying blind: not a single artist has been announced, although the festival promises “24 hours of music” and hints at the return of one of its regulars.
Festiuet has set the dates for its next edition. The Catalan-language music festival in Salou announced on 14 October that it will return on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 July 2027, and that it will first open a presale reserved for its loyal audience: on Wednesday 21 October at 18:00 the first 500 passes at €40 will go on sale.
The event thus keeps its mid-July slot on the Costa Daurada, where this summer it brought together La Gossa Sorda, Els Pets, The Tyets and Juan Magán over two nights. No names have yet been announced for the 2027 line-up.
Festiuet 2027: 16 and 17 July in Salou
The dates appear on the banner the festival posted on its official website on 14 October and in the Instagram post announcing them that same day: 16 and 17 July 2027, with Salou as the host town. It is the same July weekend as this year, when the festival took place on Friday 17 and Saturday 18.
What is missing is the venue. The last two editions were held at Parc dels Emprius, next to avenida Dr. Eduard Punset, but the 2027 announcement only mentions Salou and does not repeat it. All information about the event will be gathered on the Festiuet profile.
Festiuet 2027 presale: 500 passes at €40
The presale opens on Wednesday 21 October at 18:00 and sells two-day passes. The first 500 cost €40; after that, the price rises to €45. The festival has not specified how many passes will be released at that second price, nor whether there will be additional booking fees: its terms of sale only warn that the purchase may incur them.
A comparison with last year explains why it is worth keeping an eye on the clock. In the 2026 presale, which opened on 1 October 2025, the festival released 1,000 tickets at €35 and another 1,000 at €40. This time the first batch is four times smaller and starts €5 more expensive.
Who can buy in the presale and how
The presale is exclusively for those who bought tickets in 2025 or 2026. There is no code or public registration: the festival sends a purchase link to the email address used for that earlier purchase, and that link is how buyers access the sale on Wednesday.
If the email does not show up, the festival itself asks people to check their spam folder and, if it still has not arrived, to send it a message on social media. Festiuet tickets are sold on its website and on EnterTicket, the ticketing platform it works with; for 2027 there is not yet a public sales page or a date for general sale.
Festiuet 2027 line-up: what we know
Nothing confirmed. Anyone buying on Wednesday will do so without knowing a single artist. In its announcement, the festival talks of “24 hores de música amb artistes increïbles” and teases the return of the “king of Festiuet”, without saying who it is.
To get an idea of the festival's profile, the 2026 edition spread across two nights La Fúmiga, Juan Magán, La Pegatina, Els Pets, The Tyets, Nena Daconte, Doctor Prats, Teràpia de Shock and Maria Jaume on the Friday, and La Gossa Sorda, Leire Martínez, Figa Flawas, Lax'n'Busto, Buhos, Ginestà, En Tol Sarmiento, Malifeta and Abril on the Saturday: the big names of the Catalan-language music circuit alongside some names from Spanish pop. The organisers expected to exceed 30,000 people, according to Diari de Tarragona; in 2025, Salou Town Council put attendance at 31,000.
Anyone looking for more plans in the area can check the listings of festivals in Catalonia.
Sources: Festiuet official website (home page, terms of sale and FAQs) and its Instagram post of 14 October 2026, consulted on 17 October 2026; festiuet.cat archive from September 2025 (2026 presale); Salou Town Council (2026 line-up and 2025 attendance); Diari de Tarragona (13 and 18 July 2026).
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