Iberdrola Music Festival

Iberdrola Music Festival 2026 now has its date, headline artists and approximate schedule confirmed for 27 June at Iberdrola Music, in Madrid. The event is part of the company's 125th anniversary celebrations and is billed as a large one-day event at the Villaverde venue, rather than a classic multi-day festival.

That difference is important to understand it properly. There is no campsite, no parallel city and no full weekend of simultaneous stages. What there is, instead, is one big day of live music with several artists of strong popular appeal at one of the largest venues in the capital, with a charitable element in the ticket sales as well.

Date, venue and expected schedule

Iberdrola's official announcement places the event on 27 June 2026 at Iberdrola Music, in Madrid. The day will start at around 17:30 and run until 01:00, with the close expected after the night's headline performance.

The venue has established itself as one of the city's major leisure and cultural spaces and has a capacity far greater than that of a club or a mid-sized concert series. For audiences, this means a large-scale experience that is still accessible by public transport and by road from various parts of Madrid and its metropolitan area.

Confirmed artists for Iberdrola Music Festival 2026

The official information published so far confirms this group of names:

• Lenny Kravitz
• Manuel Carrasco
• Ana Mena
• Álvaro de Luna
• DJ Lola Bozzano

The line-up combines a major international star such as Lenny Kravitz with several very well-known names from contemporary Spanish pop. This means the event does not come across as a niche gathering, but as a big celebration with broad appeal, designed to bring different audiences together on the same day.

Tickets and charitable element

Tickets are on sale through the official channels for Iberdrola's anniversary and the authorised ticketing link. I have not given a specific price here because the public information consulted does not provide a stable, openly available price table that could be reproduced without risk of error.

What is confirmed is that ticket purchases contribute to several social projects linked to the fight against cancer and hunger, support for vulnerable young people, aid for families affected by the DANA and the employment integration of people with disabilities or at risk of exclusion. This element gives the event a different dimension compared with other big concerts in June.

How it fits into Madrid

Every summer Madrid sees a huge concentration of concert series, gigs and festivals, so standing out is not easy. Iberdrola Music Festival finds its niche in three ways: a large venue, a single day that is easy to follow and a very straightforward line-up mix aimed at a mass audience. It does not require the planning of a multi-day festival, but it does offer the feel of a major live event.

With the date set, headline artists confirmed and the schedule already outlined, the 2026 edition is fairly well defined for anyone wanting to fit a big night of music in Madrid into their plans at the end of June.

Last updated: 7 April 2026.