Love The 90s Sevilla

Love The 90s will return to Sevilla in 2027. The organisers announced it on their official website with a terse ‘continues in 2027, Sevilla!’, but there is still no date, no confirmed venue and no artists. The only thing open is a registration to buy tickets before everyone else once sales begin.

Love The 90s Sevilla 2027: what has been confirmed

The festival's continuation in the city is official; nothing else is. The homepage of the official website, run by the promoter Sharemusic, now combines the 2026 sold-out notice with the announcement that the event continues in 2027. There is no on-sale date and there are no prices.

Nor is there a single name on the line-up. Any list featuring 2 Unlimited, Alexia or Azúcar Moreno refers to 2026.

The Sevilla date has moved around within September: according to the city's concert listings, in 2025 the festival took place on 6 September and in 2026 it moved to the 26th. No day or month has been announced for 2027.

The registration is on the official Love The 90s Sevilla website. The 2026 edition ended with a sold-out sign, and the organisers link this registration to getting tickets ‘among the first’.

How Love The 90s works: a night of 90s hits

Love The 90s is a tour with a single day in each city. In 2026 it has visited Valencia (30 May), Madrid (June) and Sevilla (26 September), and still has Barcelona (17 October) to go, with a similar format: a long afternoon and night and a line-up built on the decade's dance-floor hits, from Eurodance to Spanish pop. In Sevilla and Barcelona, with three stages running at once.

The format is not about discovering artists, but about rediscovering songs. That is why the line-up is so large: more than thirty names in Sevilla in 2026, many of them associated with one or two big hits, with familiar radio and television faces from those years, such as Fernandisco or Jordi Cruz, introducing the acts. The downside is that the stages overlap and you have to choose.

The tour's rules have been repeated from city to city: entry for over-18s only, payment exclusively via cashless wristband and a specific ticket for people with reduced mobility. The appeal is clear: in 2026 Madrid, which has also announced it will continue in 2027, sold out, as did Barcelona, which has no tickets left for its date at the Fòrum.

How Love The 90s Sevilla 2026 went

The 2026 edition took place on Saturday 26 September at the Espacio Escénico Exterior Zona Sur del Estadio La Cartuja. Doors opened at 18:00 and closing was scheduled for 02:30. The I Love Breakbeat stage started at 18:00, the Pop stage at 20:00 and the main Repsol stage at 20:45, as we detailed in our guide to the Love The 90s Sevilla 2026 stage times and stages.

The Repsol stage, hosted by Fernandisco, brought together 2 Unlimited, Alexia, Snap!, Robin S, Crystal Waters, Sonique, Mystic, Twenty 4 Seven, Daisy Dee of Technotronic, Double You, Cappella and Rozalla, alongside Paco Pil, Jumper Brothers, Rebeca, Sensity World, Marian Dacal and Newton.

The Pop stage, with Jordi Cruz, covered the Spanish side of the decade: Mojinos Escozíos, No Me Pises Que Llevo Chanclas, Javier Ojeda of Danza Invisible, Los Inhumanos, Amistades Peligrosas, Marilia of Ella Baila Sola, Azúcar Moreno and Viceversa.

The I Love Breakbeat stage was Sevilla's own hallmark: in Barcelona, that third space is dedicated to mákina. It featured The Crystal Method, Freestylers with MC Navigator, General Levy, Baby D, JS16 and Mr. B of Bomfunk MC's, plus breakbeat scene DJs such as Tony Faline, DJ Jonay, DJ Rasco and DJ Karpin.

General admission in 2026 started at €53 including fees, with Front Stage, Standing VIP and tables for four as further options. That price serves as a guide; 2027 prices have not been published.

Sources: official Love The 90s Sevilla website (homepage and registration), Love The 90s tour website, Sevilla Secreta and JamBase, consulted on 14 October 2026.