EntreRíos Festival

EntreRíos Festival San Adrián 2027 has not yet confirmed dates for its next edition, so this page should now focus on the following year and be marked as dates not yet confirmed. The 2026 edition already took place in early January and left a line-up recognisable enough to understand what kind of event the festival wants to establish in the Navarrese ribera: a start to the year with big crowd-pulling names, a mix of generations and a compact format.

That approach is precisely what gives it its personality. EntreRíos doesn't play the summer card or go for a large-scale camping format; instead, it opens the calendar in the depths of winter with a programme of live music and DJs very much aimed at a general audience. If the organisers stick to this approach, 2027 will once again be one to watch for anyone looking for a January festival with more ambition than usual for that time of year.

What the last edition was like

The 2026 edition was announced for 3 and 4 January in the outdoor area of the sports complex in San Adrián. The event once again strengthened its identity as a winter festival with concentrated services, manageable hours and a line-up designed to work very well with local and regional audiences, as well as with visitors on short trips from other parts of Navarre, La Rioja or Aragon.

Among the festivals in Navarre, this location gives it a unique position. It isn't an urban event in Pamplona or one associated with summer, and that is precisely where it finds its niche: the first big music event of the year in the ribera.

Last confirmed line-up

The core line-up announced for the last known edition was as follows:

• Boney M
• Gipsy Kings by Patchai Reyes
• Alejo Stivel
• DJ Nano
• Ballesteros
• Barce
• Javi Colina
• Luc Loren
• Buzzd
• Juan P
• Víctor Franco

The mix neatly explains the festival's model: international classics, popular nostalgia, wide-reaching electronic music and several names geared towards sustaining a party atmosphere with very broad appeal. For a future update, it will be worth checking whether 2027 keeps this mix or moves towards a more urban or more dance-oriented line-up.

How to get to San Adrián

San Adrián is well located for those travelling around the Navarrese ribera and also for short trips from Calahorra, Tudela, Logroño or even Pamplona. Driving is the most convenient option for most festival-goers, and it is always worth checking the final parking and access arrangements once the new edition is announced.

If travelling by train, the usual approach is to use nearby stations in the area and complete the journey by road. For those coming from further afield, the key is to treat it as a local trip or short getaway, not as a multi-day festival with camping-style infrastructure.

Useful information for future festival-goers

• Correct page status: focused on 2027, as the 2026 edition has already taken place.
• Festival model: a compact winter event aimed at a broad audience.
• Reference venue: outdoor area of the sports complex in San Adrián.
• What to watch for in future updates: exact dates, ticketing, schedules and whether the two-day format is repeated.
• Editorial key: don't sell it as a mega-festival; it works better presented as the big musical start to the year in the ribera.

Last updated: 15 April 2026.