Nostalgia Milenial Fest

Nostalgia Milenial Fest Sevilla will return in 2027. The organisers announced it on their website following the edition held on 25 September at the Estadio La Cartuja, although for now there is no date, venue or line-up. The only thing open is a registration for those who want a chance at the first tickets when sales begin.

What is confirmed for the 2027 edition

The confirmation is brief: the festival "continues in 2027" in Sevilla, according to its official page. Neither the day nor the venue has been announced, and no tickets are on sale. The advance registration is not a purchase and does not reserve a place; it is for receiving notice of the pre-sale.

Nor should it be taken for granted that La Cartuja or September will be repeated. They were the venue and month in 2026, but the organisers have not said they will stay the same. The same goes for the line-up: this year's names will not necessarily return.

2000s pop, reggaeton and Eurodance in a single night

The festival's concept is clear: a long night for audiences who grew up between the late nineties and the early 2000s, with commercial pop, early reggaeton and Eurodance. It does not set out to discover artists, but to bring together in one venue songs that many attendees associate with a very specific era.

In Sevilla, the concept was organised across three stages with different styles, allowing people to choose the atmosphere without leaving the venue. One block brought together pop and song artists of the era; another, under the I Love Reggaeton brand, the names in reggaeton and urban music from those years; and the Dance stage, Eurodance figures and club DJs.

It is an adults-only event: in 2026 under-18s were not admitted. The brand has also scheduled events in other cities; at ModoFestival we covered the one in Madrid in 2024. If you are interested in this kind of generational festival, Love the Twenties follows a similar idea at IFEMA, with four stages.

How Nostalgia Milenial Fest Sevilla 2026 went

The 2026 edition took place on Friday 25 September at the Estadio La Cartuja. Doors and the Dance stage opened at 18:00; the stage identified in the official schedule as McDonald's started at 20:45 and the Nostalgia Milenial stage at 21:30. The finish was scheduled for around 02:30. We covered those times, access and how the wristband worked in the festival day guide.

The official line-up was published divided into three blocks:

• Nostalgia Milenial: Cascada, O-Zone, Decai, Rosa López, Sergio Contreras, King África, Raúl, Natalia, Antonio Romero and Dani Mata, among others.
• I Love Reggaeton: Nacho, Juan Magán, Cali y El Dandee, Henry Méndez, Lorna, Dasoul and WOLFINe, among others.
• Dance: Kate Ryan, Ian Van Dahl, Fragma ft Tess, Warp Brothers, Rebekka Brown, Barthezz and Stanton Warriors, among others.

The mix followed dance-floor logic: from O-Zone's "Dragostea Din Tei" and the Eurodance of Cascada or Kate Ryan to the reggaeton that Nacho, Juan Magán or Henry Méndez brought to Spanish radio. We analysed that crossover of stages in the April line-up preview.

As a price reference, 2026 general admission was announced from €49; the ticketing page, not yet updated, shows €54.90 as the final price including fees. These are 2026 amounts and cannot be used to work out what the next edition will cost. Tickets were in the holder's name and payment inside the venue was made with a cashless wristband, with no option to leave and re-enter.

Anyone who attended La Cartuja and still has credit on their wristband can request a refund of the non-promotional balance until 29 October 2026, according to the organisers, via the refunds section of the festival's website.

Sources: official website and ticketing page of Nostalgia Milenial Fest Sevilla, consulted on 14 October 2026.