Madrid Salvaje

Madrid Salvaje is already looking ahead to 2027, although there are still no dates or venue. Following its edition on 25 and 26 September 2026 at the Estadio Ontime Butarque in Leganés, the festival's website has opened a sign-up list for news of the next edition and a poll for the public to vote for the artists they want to see. Neither the venue nor the ticket sale for 2027 has been announced.

What we know about Madrid Salvaje 2027

For now, that the organisers want to return. The official homepage invites people to sign up to receive updates on the 2027 edition and is running an artist poll with a prize draw for two passes for 2027 among those who take part. No dates, line-up, prices or venue have been confirmed.

The venue is the big unknown. Madrid Salvaje has been held in Torrejón de Ardoz and Leganés over its last two editions, and the organisers have not said whether it will return to Butarque.

If you went in 2026: wristband balance refunds

There is one process still open. Anyone with unspent credit on their 2026 cashless wristband can request a refund free of charge on the official website until 23:59 on Thursday 29 October 2026. The refund window opened on 30 September. Bonus credit given as part of the top-up promotion is not refundable.

From Torrejón to Leganés: why the venue changed

In 2025 the festival took place on 26 and 27 September at the Recinto Ferial de Torrejón de Ardoz, having initially been announced at IFEMA Madrid. In early 2026, Torrejón Town Council decided to stop hosting private mega-festivals at that site, a decision that affected Madrid Salvaje and other events such as Brava Madrid, as we reported in our story on the end of mega-festivals in Torrejón.

For several weeks the festival had no publicly announced venue. The solution came in the form of the Estadio Ontime Butarque, home ground of CD Leganés, which allowed it to keep its usual late-September dates.

How Madrid Salvaje 2026 went

The edition took place on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September 2026 at Butarque, with a line-up focused on Spanish rap and trap. Friday was headlined by Fernandocosta, with Kidd Keo, Mayo214, Nikone, Iban, Damorte, Jime and Rade, among others. Saturday was led by Delaossa, alongside Foyone, Anier, Ardo440, Dollar Selmouni, Krisan, L0rna and Nadal015, among others.

The line-up made it fairly clear who the festival is aimed at: Fernandocosta and Delaossa topping each day, Foyone's street rap, Kidd Keo's more trap-leaning side and a broad range of up-and-coming artists. Tickets were sold through Enterticket: in March there were offers from 35 euros, and in September a day ticket was listed at 48 euros. We covered the line-up and access in our guide to Madrid Salvaje 2026.

To compare with other events in the region while you wait for the announcement, see the calendar of festivals in the Community of Madrid.

Sources: official Madrid Salvaje website, La Ganzúa, DOD Magazine, Guía del Ocio, Ocio en Leganés and ModoFestival's coverage of Torrejón de Ardoz, consulted on 14 October 2026.