Festival Ke Kaña

Festival Ke Kaña holds its 13th edition on Saturday 7 November 2026 at Espacio TYCE in Guadalajara. It is a self-managed, non-profit festival organised by the cultural association Super 8, with a day of indie, punk and electronic concerts, a parallel visual arts space and a film screening two days later. Doors open at 19:00 and advance tickets cost €16.50 including fees.

Past editions have featured bands such as Carolina Durante and Lagartija Nick, and the festival says its most recent editions sold out weeks before the date.

2026 line-up and stage times

The line-up is complete. It is headlined by the Móstoles trio VVV [Trippin'you], who blend electronica, mákina and jungle with post-punk-driven lyrics and have recently played festivals such as Sónar and BBK. They are joined by Valencia's Bernal (indie, emo and post-rock), Ortopedia Técnica from Castellón (punk, garage and noise), La Rate Timide, a Madrid-based quartet who describe themselves as “elegant punk”, local band Hayara and Panalero, who close the night.

Main stage

• 20:40. Hayara.
• 21:50. La Rate Timide.
• 23:00. Bernal.
• 00:10. Ortopedia Técnica.
• 01:20. VVV [Trippin'you].
• 02:30. Panalero.

Ke Kaña Es Cultura stage: the duo Mechudo open the festival at 19:00 with an electronic set and return to DJ between concerts; Hilo plays an acoustic set at 20:00.

Tickets

The advance ticket costs €15 plus €1.50 in booking fees on Concertados, and is exchanged for a wristband at the entrance. Physical tickets, designed by illustrator javilostcontrol, are also available at several bars in the city of Guadalajara: Casa Claudio, Metrópolis Café, La Discotaberna de Bardales, Sidrería El Faro and El Irlandés Errante. Children under 12 get in free.

Entry, under-18s and rules

The doors of Espacio TYCE, on Calle Grecia, open at 19:00. With the wristband you can leave and re-enter the venue. You may bring in a half-litre bottle of water without its cap and a sandwich for your own consumption, although there is a bar inside and sandwiches at affordable prices; the organisers expressly ask people to buy food and drink on site so the festival can keep going.

Minors must be accompanied by their mother, father or legal guardian, with ID and an authorisation signed using the festival's template, together with a copy of the document proving the relationship. If the accompanying adult is not the parent or guardian, an authorisation in their name is also required.

Beyond the concerts: Ke Kaña Es Cultura, Es Cine and the pre-party

Ke Kaña Es Cultura is the festival's visual arts space, launched in 2017: this year it exhibits work by Isa Muguruza, Robertini, McGossin and Olga García Calvo, among others, as well as the “Textiles de Igualdad” collection from Fundación Amanecer. Before the festival there is a vermouth session at La Discotaberna de Bardales with Harriet Callahan and Vero DJ.

On Monday 9 November at 20:00, Ke Kaña Es Cine screens La ironía del amor, by Chandler Levack, at Multicines Guadalajara, together with Cineclub Alcarreño; tickets cost €5 and are sold at the cinema.

Other events in the province are listed in the festivals in Guadalajara guide, and those taking place that week in the November festival calendar.