Huercasa Country Festival

Huercasa Country Festival Riaza 2026 has already taken place. Here you can check the dates, line-up and practical information for that edition.

Huercasa Country Festival Riaza 2026 will hold its eleventh edition from 3 to 5 July in Riaza, Segovia. The festival retains its identity as one of Spain's major events for American roots music, with contemporary country, Americana, roots rock, honky-tonk, bluegrass, folk and Tex-Mex.

Dates and venue

• Dates: 3, 4 and 5 July 2026.
• Main venue: Campo de Fútbol Municipal Las Delicias, Riaza.
• Additional spaces: the Harvest stage within the venue and the Plaza Mayor in Riaza for part of the open programme.
• Format: a roots music festival with concerts, dancing, food and a family atmosphere.

Huercasa Country Festival 2026 line-up

• Brent Cobb
• Emily Nenni
• Cracker
• Alana Springsteen
• Rob Leines
• Crowe Boys
• Juana Everett
• Johnny Mullenax
• Teddy and the Rough Riders
• Brown Horse
• The Ripples
• Suso Díaz & The Appaloosas
• Montefurado
• Castor Head
• Conjunto San Antonio

Stage times by day

Friday 3 July: doors open at 16:30. Suso Díaz & The Appaloosas will play at 17:00 on Harvest, Country Line Dance will be at 17:45, The Ripples will perform at 18:30, Juana Everett at 19:15, Crowe Boys at 20:20, Alana Springsteen at 21:40, Cracker at 23:10 and Rob Leines at 00:40.

Saturday 4 July: Conjunto San Antonio will perform in the Plaza Mayor at 13:30. The venue will reopen at 16:30 and in the afternoon Castor Head will take to the Harvest stage at 17:00 and Montefurado at 18:30, with Country Line Dance at 17:45. On the main stage, Brown Horse will play at 19:15, Teddy and the Rough Riders at 20:20, Johnny Mullenax at 21:40, Emily Nenni at 23:00 and Brent Cobb at 00:20.

Sunday 5 July: the festival will sign off with a Country Line Dance session in the Plaza Mayor de Riaza at 12:00.

Tickets for the 2026 edition

Tickets for 2026 are no longer on sale because the edition has ended.

Atmosphere and tips

Huercasa is one of those festivals that makes most sense when you look at the whole picture: open-air concerts, a programme spread between the venue and the town, dancing, local produce and a very visible connection with the surroundings of Riaza. It is not about rushing between giant stages, but about enjoying the weekend at a gentler pace.

If you are travelling from further afield, it is worth booking accommodation well in advance in Riaza or the surrounding area. The small scale of the town is part of the festival's charm, but it also means availability tightens as July approaches.