Ola Fest

Ola Fest Mazarrón has not yet confirmed its 2026 edition, so for now there are no official dates or line-up announced for the next event. What does exist is a fairly clear recent reference for how the event has been set up: a single-day format, a strong urban focus and a very recognisable coastal setting in Puerto de Mazarrón.

That most recent reference helps explain why the festival has gained visibility in the Region of Murcia. It does not aim to compete with a multi-day mega-festival, but instead concentrates a night of reggaeton, electronic music and urban sounds in an open-air space with a summery feel and strong local appeal.

What we actually know about 2026

The organisers have not yet published the exact date, times, line-up or prices for the 2026 edition. Any planning should therefore be done with caution, without assuming the previous year's pattern will be repeated.

The most useful thing to do while waiting for the official announcement is to look at the festival's recent model. In its most recent known edition, Ola Fest was held at the Recinto del Mercadillo semanal del Puerto de Mazarrón, with an estimated capacity of between 6,000 and 7,000 people and tickets from €22. These figures should not automatically be carried over to 2026, but they do help gauge the scale of the event.

A summer festival designed for a single night

Ola Fest's identity is closely tied to the seaside experience and to a young audience looking for one intense day, without the need for camping or a long stay. In practical terms, this means a much more straightforward event: arrive, enjoy the concert, leave and, in many cases, combine it with the beach or a short weekend break.

This formula makes sense in Mazarrón because it takes advantage of the appeal of the surroundings and reduces logistical hassle. It does not require planning a big trip, but it can work as a one-off getaway if the line-up delivers.

Puerto de Mazarrón as part of the appeal

One of the festival's strengths lies precisely in its connection with Puerto de Mazarrón. The town offers a very clear combination of seaside leisure, places to eat and reasonable road access, which helps a festival with this focus considerably. Anyone coming from Murcia, Cartagena or south-east Spain can plan to attend without complicated logistics.

The surroundings also make it possible to turn attending into more than just a concert. Beaches, a seafront promenade and a range of hotels and apartments give Ola Fest a summer-holiday element that other urban festivals cannot offer.

Tickets, line-up and upcoming announcements

Prices have not yet been announced. We will let you know as soon as they are available. There is also no official list of artists for 2026 yet, so the key information is still pending.

As a result, the correct status is as follows: line-up to be confirmed. Last updated: 8 April 2026. When the organisers announce a new edition, this page should focus on the three issues that matter most to the public: the exact date, the artists and the type of tickets on sale.