Festival EN VIVO

Festival EN VIVO Pamplona 2027 now has dates: the festival returns on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 June 2027 to La Ciudadela de Pamplona-Iruña, the same venue and the same two-day format it introduced in 2026. What is still missing is what decides whether to buy: no line-up has been announced and no tickets are on sale for the next edition.

Two days at La Ciudadela, in early June

The festival's official website and the listings of its promoter, Last Tour, set the 2027 edition for 4 and 5 June, from Friday to Saturday. Repeating the venue and the calendar has a practical reading: EN VIVO is establishing itself as an early-summer event in Pamplona, after a short but very changeable history.

In 2025, EN VIVO was a single-day event at the Navarra Arena, held on 19 September. In 2026 it made the leap to two days in the open air, moved its date forward to June and relocated to La Ciudadela, the 16th-century bastioned fortress that today serves as a large park and cultural space in the city centre.

That change of venue is what defines the experience. Compared with an indoor arena, La Ciudadela can be reached on foot from much of Pamplona and turns the festival into a city outing. After the 2026 edition, the organisers themselves highlighted the central location, the size of the space and its heritage value as key to this new stage.

The 2027 line-up has no names yet

As of 14 October 2026, EN VIVO has not announced any artists for the 2027 edition. The only musical activity linked to that edition has been its launch party, held on 9 October 2026 at the Zentral venue with Parquesvr, Mala Gestión and El Diablo de Shanghai. We covered the details of that night in our news story on the EN VIVO 2027 launch at Zentral.

That evening is not part of the festival line-up: it was a standalone concert, with its own ticket at €24 plus fees, and the three bands are not listed as confirmed for June. The choice does offer a hint of tone, closer to alternative rock and the club circuit than to the big pop names that headlined 2026, but only the line-up announcement will reveal which way the next edition leans.

Tickets for 2027: waiting list, no prices published

Tickets for EN VIVO 2027 are not on sale. The official tickets page offers a waiting list for the 2027 sale, which sends a notification when sales open. There is no price yet for a festival pass or a day ticket for the next edition.

The 2026 buttons and prices are still visible on that same page: a €75 pass and day tickets at €45, both plus fees. They relate to the edition that has already taken place and their sale, on Fever, is shown as sold out; they are not a reference for buying for 2027.

As a precedent, sales for 2026 began in December 2025 with a launch pass at €49, announced alongside the move to La Ciudadela and before the line-up was complete. It is a useful precedent to keep an eye on, not a confirmed timetable for the new edition.

How EN VIVO 2026 went

The first edition at La Ciudadela took place on 5 and 6 June 2026. According to the organisers' review, it drew more than 8,000 people across the two days and earned the Sustainable Public Event badge.

Friday 5 opened its doors at 18:30 and relied on long-standing bands from across Spain: León Benavente, Sidonie and the closing set from La M.O.D.A., after midnight, with rumba from Jumelage and sets by Virginia Saintt between concerts. Saturday 6 was a longer day, with doors at 16:00, building from the Basque and Navarrese scene (Mon Dvy, Süne, Janus Lester) and the pop-punk of Lisasinson up to Nil Moliner and the closing set from ETS, who played their first concert in Euskal Herria in Pamplona after their Spain-wide tour. We covered the build-up in our news story on the big week of EN VIVO 2026 and in the line-up by day.

That edition also kept BALORE, an information space on equality, prevention of sexist violence, diversity, accessibility and sustainability, and the DISFRUTATUFEST tent run by the Comisión Ciudadana Antisida de Navarra. These are 2026 services: the organisers have not yet specified which will return in 2027.

What to bear in mind if you plan to go in 2027

With the dates confirmed, you can already set aside the weekend of 4 and 5 June. To choose between a festival pass and a day ticket, you will have to wait for the line-up and its breakdown by day, which in 2026 was not completed until late April. La Ciudadela is right in the centre of Pamplona, so staying in or near the city centre means you can walk back after the last concert, which in 2026 finished after midnight on both nights.

Sources: official EN VIVO Festival website (home page, tickets page and news from the organisers), Last Tour listings, the event page on Fever and the Zentral venue's programme, consulted on 14 October 2026.