Mallorca Live Festival

Mallorca Live Occident 2027 will hold its tenth edition on Friday 11 and Saturday 12 June 2027 at the Recinto Mallorca Live in Calvià. Two-day early bird passes are already on sale from €134.20, although the festival has not yet announced any artists.

The festival that began as Mallorca Live Festival now goes by Mallorca Live Occident, carrying the name of its main sponsor. The organisers are presenting the 2027 return as a celebration of their ten years on the island.

Mallorca Live Occident 2027 dates: two days in June

The 2027 edition is concentrated into two days, Friday 11 and Saturday 12 June, the same format as the main block in 2026. For now, only passes for both days are on sale. The organisers have not said whether there will be day tickets or whether they will repeat a Sunday closing day like the one that ended the previous edition.

When ModoFestival published the dates for Mallorca Live Occident 2027 in June, access to the first sale was through a waiting list. That phase is now over: early bird passes can be bought directly from the official shop.

Recinto Mallorca Live, between Magaluf and Palmanova

The ticketing page places the 2027 edition at the Recinto Mallorca Live, on Camí de Cala Figuera, in Calvià. It is the same site that hosted the 2026 edition, the former Aquapark de Calvià, next to the junction with Camí Porrasa and between the tourist areas of Magaluf and Palmanova. In 2026 the organisers set its maximum capacity at 23,600 people per day.

To reach the island, the main gateway is Son Sant Joan airport; by sea there are connections to the port of Palma from Barcelona, Valencia and Dénia, among other ports. In recent editions, access to the site was planned around public transport and shuttle buses from various points on the island with advance booking, as well as a VIP car park for which spaces also had to be booked. The 2027 transport plan has not yet been published.

Early bird passes: prices and what each area includes

Official sales are handled by Paylogic, linked from the festival website. When checked on 14 October 2026, three two-day passes were available:

• General pass: €134.20.
• VIP pass: €236.50. Includes an exclusive bar and toilets, priority entry, access to the side of the front row, a fan zone and the option to buy parking.
• Terraza pass: €328.90. Gives access to the upper terrace of the main stage, with a private bar, beer and wine included, and access to the backstage area of La Plaza.

The gap between areas is wide: VIP costs around €102 more than the general pass, and the Terraza is almost two and a half times the starting price, in exchange for included drinks and an elevated view of the stage. In 2026, several VIP options sold out before the festival, as ModoFestival noted in its round-up of the tickets still available in festival week.

The festival's FAQs, still written for the previous edition, state that tickets are issued in the holder's name, that a name change costs €5 and that no exchanges or refunds are allowed. The 2027 shop reminds buyers that under-16s must enter accompanied by a responsible adult and with a signed authorisation.

2027 line-up: no names yet

As of 14 October 2026, no artists have been confirmed for the tenth edition. Buying early bird therefore relies on the festival's track record, which mixes international names from several generations with hugely popular Spanish artists. The 2026 edition, with The Prodigy and Cypress Hill on the same weekend as Aitana, is the best recent example of that formula.

How Mallorca Live Occident 2026 went

The ninth edition took place in Calvià with two main days, 12 and 13 June 2026, and a closing day on Sunday 14 devoted to David Guetta. Friday was headlined by The Prodigy, alongside The Libertines, Viva Suecia, Dani Fernández, Belén Aguilera and Standstill. Saturday brought together Aitana, Cypress Hill, Kaiser Chiefs and The Wombats. The electronic space La Plaza Occident rounded off the weekend with sets from Luciano and Adriatique, among others.

According to the review published by Forbes Baleares, the festival closed with around 70,000 people, two sold-out days and 35% of the audience coming from other countries. ModoFestival covered the line-up and logistics at the time in its festival week preview.

Sources: official Mallorca Live Occident website (home page, VIP, Terraza, getting there and FAQs), official Paylogic shop for Mallorca Live Occident 2027, organisers' press release distributed by PR Newswire (29 May 2026), Última Hora (4 June 2026), Majorca Daily Bulletin (17 June 2026) and Forbes Baleares (16 June 2026), consulted on 14 October 2026.