In short
- The music starts at 19:00 and the last concert, by Panalero, begins at 02:30: Mechudo and Hilo open on the Escenario Cultura and the six bands on the main stage play from 20:40.
- Advance tickets cost €16.50 including fees and under-12s get in free; the festival has not announced a door price and points out that in recent editions it sold out weeks in advance.
- With your wristband you can leave and re-enter the Espacio TYCE, and a bottle of water without its cap and a sandwich are allowed in, although the organisers ask people to buy inside to keep the festival going.
- Ke Kaña doesn't end on Saturday: there are exhibitions inside the venue, a vermouth warm-up and a film about the indie scene on Monday 9 at the Multicines Guadalajara.
Eight acts on two stages, from seven in the evening until past half two in the morning, for €16.50. Festival Ke Kaña holds its 13th edition on Saturday 7 November at the Espacio TYCE in Guadalajara, with VVV [Trippin'you] topping the bill and stage times now published, ten days before an event organised on a not-for-profit basis by the cultural association Super 8.
Ke Kaña 2026 stage times by stage
The official timetable splits the night across two spaces. On the Escenario Cultura, the duo Mechudo opens the festival at 19:00 with an electronic set and Hilo plays acoustic at 20:00. From then on, the focus moves to the Escenario Principal:
- 20:40. Hayara.
- 21:50. La Rate Timide.
- 23:00. Bernal.
- 00:10. Ortopedia Técnica.
- 01:20. VVV [Trippin'you].
- 02:30. Panalero.
Main-stage concerts start every hour and ten minutes, and the timetable leaves a quarter of an hour free between each one (at 21:35, 22:45, 23:55 and 01:05). During those changeovers Mechudo returns to the decks, playing in between acts throughout the night, according to the festival. The organisers have not given a closing time.
Who's playing: from local band Hayara to the Móstoles trio topping the bill
The line-up is complete and mixes punk, indie and electronic music. According to the festival's presentation, as reported by La Tribuna de Guadalajara and El Liberal de Castilla:
- VVV [Trippin'you]: a trio from Móstoles blending electronica, makina and jungle with post-punk-driven lyrics, who have previously played festivals such as Sónar and BBK.
- Bernal: a Valencian band somewhere between indie, emo and post-rock.
- Ortopedia Técnica: arriving from Castellón with punk, post-punk, garage, indie rock and noise.
- La Rate Timide: a Madrid-based four-piece who describe their own sound as "elegant punk".
- Hayara: Guadalajara's local pick on the bill.
- Panalero: closes the night after opening the festival's vermouth sessions for several editions.
- Mechudo and Hilo: the electronic duo and the acoustic act on the Escenario Cultura.
The headliner doesn't close: VVV [Trippin'you] plays the penultimate slot and leaves the finale to Panalero, a festival regular. The Festival Ke Kaña profile brings together the line-up, stage times and edition details so you can check them at a glance.
Tickets: €16.50 online and paper tickets in Guadalajara bars
Advance tickets are on sale through Concertados, linked from the official website, for €15 plus €1.50 in booking fees, and are exchanged for a wristband at the entrance. Under-12s get in free. On Wednesday morning tickets were still on sale.
The physical ticket, designed by illustrator and Super 8 member javilostcontrol, is on sale, according to the presentation on 27 October, at five venues in the city: Casa Claudio, Metrópolis Café, La Discotaberna de Bardales, Sidrería El Faro and El Irlandés Errante. The official website adds Tell Mama and Espacio Pistolero Bar to that list, although it still describes paper ticket sales as coming soon.
No door price has been announced, and there is no guarantee tickets will be left on the Saturday itself: the festival warns that at its most recent editions it put up the sold-out sign weeks before the date.
Getting there and what you can bring to the Espacio TYCE
The Espacio TYCE is on calle Grecia, no number (postcode 19005), in the city of Guadalajara. Doors open at 19:00, at the same time as Mechudo's first set. With your wristband you can leave and re-enter freely.
The rules allow you in with a half-litre bottle of water without its cap and a sandwich for your own consumption. Inside there will be a bar and sandwiches at affordable prices, payable by cash or card, and the organisers put it plainly: they describe it as a very modest festival that needs on-site spending to survive. As a new feature, Cervezas Arriaca, its main sponsor, will install alcohol-free beer taps, as it explained at the presentation.
Minors must attend with their mother, father or legal guardian and bring their DNI, the signed authorisation following the festival's template and a copy of the document proving the relationship. If the accompanying adult is not their parent or guardian, an authorisation in that person's name is also required.
Super 8, the association behind the festival
Ke Kaña is a self-managed, not-for-profit festival organised by the cultural association Super 8, chaired by David Sánchez Condado, "Triki". At the presentation he reminded attendees that the money raised is reinvested in the event itself, and summed up the idea like this: "Our aim is for Guadalajara to remain a place to discover new acts".
Past editions have featured bands such as Carolina Durante and Lagartija Nick, and the twelfth edition brought together Melifluo, El Diablo de Shanghai, Memocracia and Basura at the same venue. It remains a single-day event, backed by the City Council and a list of sponsors made up mainly of local businesses, led by Cervezas Arriaca.
Exhibitions, vermouth and cinema: Ke Kaña beyond the concerts
Ke Kaña Es Cultura, the visual arts space the festival launched in 2017 with javilostcontrol, will this year exhibit work by Isa Muguruza, Robertini, McGossin, Olga García Calvo and Indie Life by MI, as well as the collection "Textiles de Igualdad", painting on textile and embroidery by people with intellectual disabilities from the Fundación Amanecer. The venue will also have a stall selling charity wristbands and T-shirts for "Somos Muriel", the residents' campaign to restore the surroundings of this Sierra Norte village after the summer's wildfire.
As a warm-up, the festival is holding a vermouth session at the Discotaberna de Bardales with Harriet Callahan and Vero DJ on the decks. The official website has not yet given the day or time.
The final event is on Monday 9 November at 20:00 at the Multicines Guadalajara: Ke Kaña Es Cine, together with the Cineclub Alcarreño, screens La ironía del amor by Chandler Levack, a film set in Montreal's 2011 indie scene that follows a young music critic. Tickets cost €5 and are sold at the cinema.
To round off the month, the November festival calendar and the guide to November 2026 festivals in Spain cover the rest of the events, and the festivals in Guadalajara page lists those in the province.
Sources: Festival Ke Kaña official website (line-up, stage times, tickets, FAQs, Es Cultura and Es Cine), Concertados, La Tribuna de Guadalajara (27 October 2026), El Liberal de Castilla and Guadared, consulted on 28 October 2026.
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