Tenerife Peñón Fest

Tenerife Peñón Fest 2026 will take place on 23 and 24 October at Parking Palmetum in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The festival has split its main line-up across two days, featuring leading names in Spanish rock and pop, acts from the alternative scene and a Canarian presence.

Line-up for Friday 23 October

The first day will be headlined by Loquillo, who returns to the Canary Islands with his Corazones legendarios tour. Also performing on Friday are Pignoise, Maika Makovski, Biznaga and Canarian band Postcode.

The line-up points to a night with a particular focus on guitars: from Loquillo's repertoire and the pop-rock of Pignoise to the stage presence of Maika Makovski and the intensity of Biznaga. Postcode round off the day after presenting their album Broadcast From Nowhere in La Laguna as part of the festival's fringe activities.

Line-up for Saturday 24 October

Saturday's main draw will be Amaia, in what the organisers are billing as her first concert in the Canary Islands. The second day also features La La Love You, Carlos Sadness, Melifluo and San Tosielo.

This combination shifts the focus towards contemporary pop and festive live shows, while still leaving room for acts that have grown within the independent circuit. Exact set times for each performance should be checked once they are published by the organisers.

Tickets for Tenerife Peñón Fest 2026

Official sales include two-day passes and tickets for either Friday or Saturday, with general and front stage options subject to availability. It is important to always check that the purchase process explicitly identifies the 2026 edition, the dates of 23 and 24 October and Parking Palmetum.

See tickets for Tenerife Peñón Fest 2026.

Venue and practical tips

The festival will take place at Parking Palmetum, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Before going, it is worth checking the official website and social media for door opening times, schedules, entry conditions, permitted items and any information on getting there or special transport.

The split by day means you can choose a day ticket based on musical taste: Friday brings together the more rock-oriented acts, while Saturday gathers several of the most popular pop acts. Anyone wanting to see the full line-up will need the two-day pass.

Those travelling from another island or from mainland Spain should bear in mind that the festival runs over two consecutive days and arrange accommodation and travel with time to spare. The festival's official Instagram account is @tenerifepenonfest, where operational updates for this edition will be announced.