Reggaeton Millennial Fest Madrid

Reggaeton Millennial Fest has not yet announced whether it will return to Madrid in 2027. After two Madrid editions that, according to the organisers, sold out, its website simply says “see you soon”: there is no date, venue or ticket sale. Its other location, Alicante, already has dates for summer 2027.

Will there be a Reggaeton Millennial Fest Madrid in 2027?

For now there is no confirmation. The festival's Madrid page still carries the message “Thank you Madrid, see you soon”, and the statement issued after the 3 October edition said that new stops and destinations would be announced later. Neither source specifies whether there will be a Madrid event in 2027 or at what time of year.

What is confirmed is the Alicante stop: Friday 6 and Saturday 7 August 2027 in Sant Joan d'Alacant, with promotional passes at €30 (general) and €60 (VIP), advertised on the official website as the last remaining ones. This is a separate edition, with its own ticket sale, and is not valid for entry to Madrid. Details are available on the Reggaeton Millennial Fest Alicante page and in our news story on the dates and passes for Alicante 2027.

A noughties nostalgia festival with a single day in Madrid

The formula is familiar: classic reggaeton, electrolatino and pop from the 2000s and 2010s for an audience that grew up with those songs. In Madrid the festival has run as a single long day, while Alicante takes up two days in August. The first Madrid edition was held in 2025 and the second on 3 October 2026.

In 2026 the line-up added a second stage, Son de Spain, devoted to Spanish pop from the same era, with Las Ketchup, Fran Perea and David Civera. That move took the festival beyond reggaeton and brought it closer to a broader nostalgia audience.

The conditions of the last edition give an idea of how the event works, although the organisers have not said they will be repeated:

• Named tickets in two types, general and VIP, the latter with its own exclusive area, bars and toilets. They were only refunded if refund insurance had been taken out at the time of purchase.
• Minors: 16 to 18-year-olds with signed authorisation; under-16s accompanied by an adult.
• Paid re-entry: leaving and coming back in required a €12 wristband.
• Payments with a cashless wristband, with unused credit refunded within the period set by the festival.

As a price guide, Time Out put tickets for Madrid 2026 at between €35 and €60, depending on the type.

How Reggaeton Millennial Fest Madrid 2026 went

The second Madrid edition took place on Saturday 3 October 2026 at Autocine Madrid, at The Lenovo Garage. Doors opened at 13:00 and the music started at 15:00, with more than twelve hours of activity across the main marquee, outdoor DJ sets and food offerings. The organisers announced that tickets had sold out and spoke of thousands of attendees, without giving a specific figure.

The urban line-up brought together Cali y El Dandee, Danny Romero, Dasoul, Fuego, Carlitos Rossy, Saik and Rosendo, the latter alongside Los Reyes de la Tarima. The announced set times had Las Ketchup at 16:00, Dasoul at 18:50, Cali y El Dandee at 22:10 and Danny Romero at 00:45, who closed the night. The return of “Aserejé” to the live stage was one of the main draws of the Son de Spain stage.

The full schedule for that day is still available in our guide to the Reggaeton Millennial Fest Madrid 2026 line-up and set times, and the organisers' review in our news story on the sold-out Madrid edition.

Sources: official Reggaeton Millennial Fest website, organisers' statement of 5 October 2026 and Time Out Madrid, consulted on 14 October 2026.