Recorda Fest

Recorda Fest 2026 takes place on 4 and 5 September at Muelle de Batería in A Coruña. The fourth edition brings together 16 performances at an urban seafront venue, with its biggest crowd-pullers concentrated on the Saturday.

Full Recorda Fest 2026 line-up

The programme features Hombres G, Beret, Juan Magán, La M.O.D.A., Taburete, Sidecars, Cali y El Dandee, Álvaro de Luna, Marlon, Hey Kid, Inazio, Mafalda Cardenal, Pavlenha, HYDN, Modo Perreo and Galician Army.

The Recorda Sessions add a look back at 1990s and 2000s pop with Natalia Rodríguez, Selena Leo, Raúl, Fran Perea, Ella Baila Sola and David Civera.

Saturday 5 September stage times

• 15:30 — HYDN
• 16:40 — Hey Kid
• 17:30 — Inazio
• 18:50 — Marlon
• 20:30 — Taburete
• 22:20 — Hombres G
• 00:35 — Álvaro de Luna
• 02:00 — Modo Perreo
• 03:10 — Galician Army

The Saturday-specific information puts the opening time at 15:30. The general FAQ page still refers to 16:30 for both days; given this discrepancy, it is best to arrive before the first concert and check the festival's latest operational notice.

Tickets, wristbands and entry

Tickets are sold through the official Recorda Fest website. Wristband collection is located next to the statue of Manuel Murguía and opens from 11:00. Wristbands must be collected in person and cannot be transferred or tampered with.

Entry to the venue remains open until 02:00. Under-16s must be accompanied and bring the authorisation specified by the festival. You may leave and re-enter once your ticket has been validated and your wristband fitted, within operating hours.

How to get to Muelle de Batería

The venue is in the port of A Coruña and can be reached on foot from various points in the city centre. The organisers provide directions for getting there by bike, train, car or plane and recommend prioritising shared options or public transport.

Information checked on 5 September 2026 on Recorda Fest and in the schedule released by the organisers.