Love The 90s Barcelona

Love The 90s Barcelona 2026 takes place on Saturday 17 October at the Parc del Fòrum and is sold out across all ticket types. It is a day of 90s nostalgia with three stages running at the same time for much of the afternoon: one for eurodance, another for Spanish pop and a third devoted to mákina.

Love The 90s Barcelona 2026 line-up by stage

The Repsol stage, hosted by Fernandisco, brings together the decade's international dance stars: Alexia, Corona, Haddaway, Snap!, Sonique, Crystal Waters, Ultra Naté, Mystic, DJ Sash!, Tania Evans, Paradisio, Rebeca, Paco Pil, Jumper Brothers, Marian Dacal and Sensity World. The updated version of the line-up, published in early October, added Corona and Haddaway and no longer includes Dr. Alban or Double You, who appeared in the September version.

The Pop stage, with Jordi Cruz as host, features Celtas Cortos, No Me Pises Que Llevo Chanclas, La Guardia, Alejo Stivel, Amistades Peligrosas, Carlos Segarra (Los Rebeldes), Marilia (Ella Baila Sola), Los Romeos, Viceversa and DJ Teto.

The Makineros stage, hosted by Juan Cruz, brings together more than twenty-five mákina and bakalao names: Catchy Tune, Critical Mass, Ricardo F, Fraktal, Jones & Stephenson, Jumper Brothers, Absolom, EX3 Live, Frank Trax, David Oleart, DJ Sylvan, Da Terror, Javi Boss, Sistema 3, Wintermute, Marian Dacal with Eva Marti, Juan Cruz, Tasha & Co, Sensity World, Abel Almena, Sergi Blue, DJ Skryker, Julio Posadas, New Limit, Arkimed and Markos 13.

Love The 90s Barcelona 2026 timings

The organisers have published approximate timings for the day:

• 14:00: doors open and the Makineros stage begins.
• 16:30: the Pop stage begins.
• 17:00: the Repsol stage begins.
• 23:00: end of the show.

Set times by artist have not been published. As there will be simultaneous performances, it is worth checking them on the official website before going in. Entry is allowed up to one hour before closing, but re-entry is not permitted.

Love The 90s Barcelona tickets: sold out

The official Love The 90s Barcelona ticket sales show the general admission ticket, Front Stage Club and Standing VIP access in front of the Repsol stage, and the VIP tables for four people as sold out. The organisers warn that they are not responsible for entry problems with tickets bought outside their official channels. The event is for over-18s only and offers a specific ticket for people with reduced mobility.

We explain the sell-out, the line-up change and what you need to know before you go in this Love The 90s Barcelona guide.

Cashless wristband, lockers and entry rules

Payment inside the venue is made with a cashless wristband, one per ticket. It can be collected in advance, with your ticket and ID, at CC Splau in Cornellà de Llobregat from 12 to 16 October, from 13:00 to 20:30, or at the Parc del Fòrum entrance (plaza d'Ernest Lluch i Martín, next to the Telefónica building) from 14 to 16 October, from 12:00 to 21:30, and on 17 October, from 9:00 to 11:00. If you are already wearing the wristband, you can use a fast-track lane; if not, it is handed out at the entrance. Unspent credit, except promotional credit, can be reclaimed from 21 October to 20 November.

Paid lockers are available with online booking. Large backpacks, power banks, rigid umbrellas, selfie sticks, cans and bottles with caps are not allowed; a 50 cl plastic water bottle without its cap is permitted.

How to get to the Parc del Fòrum

The venue is at Plaça del Fòrum, 1, and has no parking for the public. The most direct connections are metro line 4 (El Maresme | Fòrum) and the T4 tram. With closing scheduled for 23:00, it is worth planning your journey home before going in.

The reference for timings, rules and any changes is the official Love The 90s Barcelona website. To see how another stop on the tour was organised, check out the Love The 90s Sevilla timings.