Espacio Zity

Espacio Zity is in the middle of its 2026 edition: the music venue of the Fiestas del Pilar opened on Friday 9 October at the Recinto Ferial de Valdespartera (Zaragoza) and closes on Saturday 17. As of 14 October, five of its nine days have already taken place. Still to come are Love of Lesbian, Saiko, Electrolatino and Omar Courtz, with tickets on sale for only some of those nights.

This is the seventh edition of a format that brings together, at a single venue, main-stage concerts with DJ sets, themed parties, stand-up comedy and karaoke until the early hours. Everything is ticketed: there are no free nights at Espacio Zity.

The remaining nights: 14 to 17 October

These are the main-stage times according to the official programme, which warns that they may change. The full programme for this final stretch, covering all the tents, is in our guide to the remaining nights of Espacio Zity.

• Wednesday 14 (venue open 19:00 to 04:00): León Benavente at 19:45, Love of Lesbian at 21:30 and Dorian at 23:30.
• Thursday 15 (20:00 to 04:30): Chimeno at 20:00, La Pantera at 21:30, Saiko at 23:00 and the Perro Negro party at 00:30.
• Friday 16 (20:00 to 05:30): Electrolatino, with Juan Magán at 22:00, Anthony & Yeigo, Marc Magán, Danny Romero, Víctor Magán and Henry Méndez, at 02:50.
• Saturday 17 (19:00 to 05:30): Carl0ta at 20:00 and Omar Courtz at 22:00, ahead of the closing sets.

Wednesday 14 is the earliest night and the most indie on the bill: León Benavente, Love of Lesbian and Dorian in just under four hours. The venue closes at 04:00 and, as on Thursday, the Zaragoza tent and the Invernadero do not open, so that local residents can rest, according to the organisers.

Thursday changes tack, with Saiko's reggaeton and La Pantera's urban sound. Friday is a night for dancing: the Electrolatino tour takes over the main stage and the Invernadero hosts Los Sitios de Zaragoza, a session that mixes electronic music and Aragonese tradition. Saturday's closing night belongs to Omar Courtz, who is performing in Zaragoza for the first time.

What has already taken place

The edition kicked off on Friday 9 with Myke Towers, preceded by Monzo and Xiyo & Fernandezz, and the Bresh party in the early hours. Saturday 10 combined the Pica Pica children's show in the afternoon with the pop of Viva Suecia and Malmö 040 at night. Sunday 11 was given over to Blackworks' hard techno.

On Monday 12, Pilar day, Marina Reche and Ana Mena performed, and on Tuesday 13, Hey Kid, Álvaro de Luna and Taburete.

Tickets and prices: what is still on sale

The general passes for all nine days, which went on sale in May, are sold out. For the remaining nights only single-night tickets are available, with final prices that already include fees and taxes, according to the official ticket shop as of 14 October 2026:

• Love of Lesbian, Dorian and León Benavente (14 October): €38.50, available.
• Saiko and La Pantera (15 October): €36.30, available.
• Electrolatino (16 October): sold out online.
• Omar Courtz (17 October): €48.40, sold out online.

Each of these nights also has a late-night ticket, the only option still available online for Friday and Saturday. It only allows entry from a set time, so it excludes the night's first performances. It costs €13.50 on Wednesday and Thursday (entry from 23:30) and €16.50 on Friday (from 23:59) and Saturday (from 23:45). Before buying one, check which acts are still to play after that time: on Wednesday, for example, it coincides with the start of Dorian's set. For the sold-out nights, the organisers refer people to their social media to find out whether tickets will be available at the box office.

The official sales outlets are the Espacio Zity website, Soy de Zaragoza, Taquilla Central and Vivaticket, as well as the Taquilla Central shop at Paseo de la Independencia, 24-26. The organisers warn against buying through unofficial channels.

Entry, under-18s and getting to Valdespartera

Single-day tickets do not need to be exchanged: just show the QR code on your phone. They do not allow you to leave and come back in, unless you buy a re-entry wristband inside the venue. Under-18s need an under-18 ticket (at the same price on these nights) and must show ID with a DNI, NIE or passport; under-16s must be accompanied by their father, mother or legal guardian and hand in the signed authorisation form. Children pay for concert entry from the age of three.

Cans, glass, aerosols, selfie sticks and professional cameras are not allowed in. Inside there is a food area at the Gastro Garden, with coeliac, vegetarian and vegan options, as well as a cloakroom and medical service.

The venue is next to Avenida de Casablanca. It is served by bus lines V1, V4, 41, 54 and 59, the tram stops at Mago de Oz and there is a taxi rank on the avenue itself. The organisers warn that parking is limited. We explain the extra transport services for getting back in the early hours in how to get to and from Valdespartera during the Pilar.

Outside Valdespartera, the FoodTrucks del Pilar continue with free concerts until the end of the festivities, and the Jardín de Invierno has The Lemon Twigs on the 14th and Rufus T. Firefly on the 15th.

Sources: official Espacio Zity website (programme, tickets, passes and FAQs), official Espacio Zity ticket shop, Soy de Zaragoza and Zaragozalá, consulted on 14 October 2026.