Deleste Festival

Deleste Festival Valencia 2026 has already taken place. Here you can check the dates, line-up and practical information for that edition.

Deleste Festival Valencia 2026 held its fourteenth edition on 22 and 23 May at the Jardins de Vivers in València. The festival once again championed a mid-sized urban format, with international bands, Spanish acts and a local presence, in a green venue close to the city centre.

Deleste Festival Valencia 2026 line-up

The line-up brought together Röyksopp, Apparat, Holy Fuck, Billy Nomates, Primal Scream, Kerala Dust, Anna Calvi, Los Invaders and The Molotovs. The selection spanned electronic music, alternative pop and international rock, combining artists with established careers and bands able to bring real intensity to their live shows.

Röyksopp and Apparat placed electronic music at two different points: the former with a more expansive, danceable approach; the latter with a more atmospheric sound. Primal Scream and Anna Calvi strengthened the presence of British rock, while Holy Fuck, Billy Nomates and Kerala Dust broadened the journey into less predictable territory.

The programme also set aside space for projects close to the Valencian scene. That balance is part of the festival's consistent approach: bringing together top-tier international artists without giving up on Spanish and local bands.

Two days without turning the line-up into a race

The organisers designed Deleste as an experience in which it was possible to see the concerts without crowding or clashes. This detail changes the way the festival is experienced: the audience does not need to keep choosing between stages or cross a huge site to reach the next performance.

The Jardins de Vivers as a venue

Deleste took place in the Jardins del Real, or Jardins de Vivers, with the main entrance at Carrer del General Elio, s/n, 46010 València. The festival website highlights its setting among palm trees and its proximity to the centre, two elements that help explain the event's personality.

Vivers is one of the city's major green spaces and regularly serves as a cultural venue. Its layout allows open-air concerts to be held without completely separating the festival from city life. To get there, the area has public transport links and entrances from different points of the gardens.

The location also helps Deleste work as a city festival. It does not require travelling to an outlying site or planning a stay completely separate from València. This closeness makes it easy to combine the concerts with other plans and encourages staggered arrivals, in keeping with a programme that aims for comfort and continuity between performances.

What Deleste represents among València's festivals

Its continuity over fourteen editions makes Deleste a recognisable fixture of the Valencian music calendar. Its relevance does not depend solely on the size of the line-up, but on its ability to maintain an artistic direction and a distinctive experience in a market where events are increasingly alike.

The 2026 edition remains the reference until the organisers announce a new edition. The dates, artists and conditions described on this page relate exclusively to the concerts held on 22 and 23 May 2026; they should not automatically be applied to a future edition.

The information has been checked against the official Deleste Festival website and its 2026 entry conditions.