Ebrovisión

Ebrovisión 2026 will hold its 26th edition from 3 to 6 September in Miranda de Ebro. The festival makes the city part of the line-up through nine stages and unique spaces: the main site sits alongside concerts at the castle, the natural amphitheatre, the riverside and various streets.

The programme combines Spanish and international indie, emerging acts, food and free performances. Not every activity requires a festival pass, but the nights at the main site do. This guide brings together the dates, the general line-up and the practical information available to plan the four days.

Ebrovisión 2026 line-up

The leading names include Lori Meyers, Rufus T. Firefly, Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, La Habitación Roja, Carlos Ares, shego, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana, Mujeres, Bodega, Getdown Services, Repion and Puño Dragón. The programme alternates between bands with a long association with the Spanish indie scene and acts that have grown their audience over recent seasons.

The festival does not build the experience solely around its headliners. The urban stages offer a chance to discover new acts during the daytime and link the music with Miranda's bars, restaurants and heritage. Before each performance it is important to check the venue, as two consecutive concerts may take place in different locations.

Schedule and free concerts

Thursday 3 September will open with a free surprise concert at 20:15 on the Río Ebro-Fundación Caja de Burgos stage, at the Colegio Real Aquende. Afterwards, the Anfiteatro Natural UBU will host La 126 at 22:00, Juventude at 23:10 and Rata at 00:15.

Friday and Saturday concentrate most of the paid concerts and the parallel programme. Sunday 6 will close the edition with free entry on the Miranda de Ebro stage on Calle La Estación: Montesco will perform at 12:40 and Lisasinson at 13:55. The full official schedule should be checked to locate the remaining stages and avoid clashes.

Tickets and pass types

The organisers offer general passes, full passes and day tickets. At the time of review, the pass is advertised at €80 and the day ticket at €50. The full pass includes access not covered by every option, such as certain special activities.

You can check the available Ebrovisión tickets. ModoFestival may receive a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you. Before paying, check the ticket type and the access it includes.

Wristbands and conditions for minors

Wristband collection takes place at specific times that may vary from day to day. Physical tickets use different colours to identify ticket types, while digital purchases state whether it is a general or full pass. Bringing the downloaded document and checking the exchange point avoids unnecessary trips.

Minors may attend under the festival's conditions. Under-14s get in free when accompanied, but need authorisation and documentation. 16- and 17-year-olds have a specific form. The responsible adult must review and sign the documents before arriving.

How to get to Miranda de Ebro

Renfe is the official train operator and is offering a 10% discount on certain AVE and Long Distance tickets to Miranda de Ebro. The promotion requires following the procedure set out by the festival and checking that the chosen service accepts the code.

Ebrovisión is a multi-venue festival: it cannot be pinned to a single address. The main site, the castle, the Anfiteatro Natural UBU, the Colegio Real Aquende and Calle La Estación are all part of a programme spread across the city. Saving the map and schedule on your phone helps you work out walking routes and decide which clashes to accept.

Information reviewed on 27 August 2026 from Ebrovisión, Diputación de Burgos and Renfe.