Fira Trovam

Fira Trovam 2026 holds its fourteenth edition from 12 to 14 November in Castelló de la Plana. It is the Valencian Music Fair, designed for programmers, managers and promoters to discover bands, but it is also one of the autumn events with the most concerts in the city: almost fifty artists across the Auditori de Castelló, the Teatre Principal, La Bohemia and El Terra.

For the public, the key is to distinguish between two levels. There are ten ticketed concerts, which feature names such as Toundra, Repion and Pep Gimeno 'Botifarra', and a long list of showcases; according to the organisers, most of the concerts are free. The round tables and business meetings, on the other hand, are part of the professional programme and require accreditation.

The paid concerts at Fira Trovam 2026, day by day

The tickets page on the official website lists the ticketed events, each with its own link and with no combined pass.

• Wednesday 11 November, 20:00, Teatre Principal: Sanspok performs a live score to the animated film Alice in Wonderland (1951). It is a show ahead of the fair, with tickets sold through a different ticketing platform.
• Thursday 12, 20:00: Pep Gimeno 'Botifarra' premieres his new show in the Sala Simfònica of the Auditori; at the same time, Desert Vipers and La Perra Blanco share the bill at La Bohemia.
• Friday 13: Sandra Monfort presents Terra de Guapes at 20:00 at the Teatre Principal; Cancamusa and Brighton 64 play from 20:45 at La Bohemia; CERVATANA performs at 21:15 in the Sala de cambra and Repion closes the paid evening at 22:30 in the Sala Simfònica.
• Saturday 14: Perfecto Miserable and Depresión Sonora open at 20:30 in the Sala Simfònica, Rebrote take to the stage at La Bohemia at 21:00 and Toundra play at 23:30 in the Sala de cambra.

Each concert has its own price. As a guide, general admission for Toundra costs €12 plus €1.50 in fees, with unallocated seating; under-14s must be accompanied and those aged 14 and over must bring a signed authorisation.

What the line-up offers: Valencian premieres and bands on national tours

The way the schedule is divided reveals the fair's dual role. The paid concerts include the most established bands from across Spain: Toundra return with the album Siete, Repion showcase 201, Rebrote bring together Iñaki "Uoho" Antón with former members of Platero y Tú and Extremoduro, and Brighton 64, the veteran Catalan mod band, are in the middle of their farewell to the stage.

The Valencian scene carries just as much weight: as well as Botifarra's premiere, Perfecto Miserable present Acabará fatal, Romàntic Dimoni is the new project from Carles Caselles of Smoking Souls, and Noelia Llorens 'Titana' brings Llum, her reinterpretation of the folk repertoire from a feminist perspective, to the Teatre Principal.

Showcases: from midday at the Auditori to the early hours at El Terra

The rest of the line-up performs in showcase format, with no ticket link on the official schedule. The Escenario VibraMahou, opposite the main entrance of the Auditori, and the Sala de cambra host most of them.

• Thursday 12: Maria Faubel (12:00), Anaut (14:30), Feliu Ventura (18:30), HOFE (19:15), OKDW (20:45) and Les Testarudes (22:15).
• Friday 13: Sara Dowling (12:00), Nadia Sheikh (20:30), Amor Líquido (21:45), Kiliki (23:00), AnimalPersona (23:30) and Bernal (00:15). Arre-A.K. play at El Terra at 01:00 in the early hours of Friday into Saturday.
• Saturday 14: Palo Domado (18:30), La Xica (19:45), Romàntic Dimoni (21:00), Brilla Carmen (21:45), MOMO (22:45) and Quinto (23:55). At the Teatre Principal, Titana performs at 20:00 and Anna Ferrer at 21:00, and La 126 close at El Terra at 01:00 in the early hours of Saturday into Sunday. For families, Ramonets play at 13:00 on the Escenario VibraMahou; their Friday show is for schools, with prior registration.

Professional programme: the debate on music fairs and the slow meetings

The industry sessions take place on 12 and 13 November in the Auditori's Zona Pro. On Thursday at 11:45, the round table From showcase to ecosystem: the strategic role of music fairs brings together the Institut Valencià de Cultura, the Fira Mediterrània de Manresa, Catalonia's ICEC, Radar Madrid and BIME, which in Bilbao also separates a paid conference from free-entry concerts.

The Conversaciones del Trovam welcome Varry Brava on Thursday at 13:00 and La Bien Querida on Friday at 13:15. Friday brings a round table on songwriting and song exploitation with SGAE, as well as the slow meetings, booking meetings that replace speed meetings, with programmers from venues and events such as the Mercat de Música Viva de Vic.

To access this part, you need to apply for professional accreditation. It opened in June with a limited-time launch rate of €40; the standard price announced is €70.

Fira Trovam venues in Castelló

• Auditori de Castelló (Avenida de la Mare de Déu del Lledó, 50): Sala Simfònica, Sala de cambra, Escenario VibraMahou and Zona Pro.
• Teatre Principal (Plaza de la Pau).
• La Bohemia (Calle Ciscar, 14).
• El Terra (Calle Ramon Llull, 19), venue for the late-night sessions.

The Auditori hosts most of the concerts and the entire professional programme. The organisers describe it as a few minutes' walk from the centre and with free parking, which makes it possible to combine an afternoon showcase with a later concert at the Teatre Principal or La Bohemia.

Ahead of the fair, the launch party brings together Palmer and Las Víctimas Civiles on Saturday 31 October at La Bohemia, also ticketed. Almost a month before the fair, from 14 to 17 October, Castelló hosts another showcase event, Pro Weekend Fest, with 39 bands in venues around the city.

Sources: Fira Trovam official website (2026 schedules, tickets, venues and professional programme) and its press releases of 17 December 2025 and 29 June, 28 July, 29 September and 6 October 2026; Vivaticket (ticket page for the Toundra concert), consulted on 14 October 2026.