In short
- Madrid Salvaje returns to the Estadio Ontime Butarque in Leganés in 2027: it will take place on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 September, a year after its debut at Leganés's ground.
- The €30 festival pass presale lasted 24 hours and was for registered users only: it opened on Thursday 5 November at 14:00, and the festival has not yet announced the next release or its price.
- No artists have been confirmed for 2027: the website is running a poll for the public to vote for who they want to see, and the line-up is listed as "coming soon".
- It is worth reading the 2027 terms and conditions before buying: tickets are issued in the holder's name, changing the holder costs €20 online, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult who also has a ticket.
Butarque is now home. That is how Madrid Salvaje put it on Instagram on 2 November, and its website confirms it: the urban music festival will return to the Estadio Ontime Butarque in Leganés on 24 and 25 September 2027. It will be at the same venue for the second year running, after spending 2025 at the Recinto Ferial de Torrejón de Ardoz and having to find a new home for 2026.
Madrid Salvaje 2027: 24 and 25 September at Butarque
The official website announces the dates, the stadium and the city, and the bio of the festival's Instagram account repeats "24 - 25 SEPT 2027". They fall on a Friday and Saturday, the same two-day format as the 2026 edition, which was held on 25 and 26 September at CD Leganés's stadium.
This continuity matters more than it might seem. At the start of 2026, Torrejón Council decided to stop hosting large private festivals at its fairground, as we reported in our story on the end of large festivals in Torrejón, and Madrid Salvaje went weeks without a publicly announced venue. Returning to Butarque allows it to announce dates and open ticket sales more than ten months in advance.
€30 festival pass presale: what it was and what is still missing
From 1 November, the festival asked the public on Instagram to register on its website to buy before anyone else. According to its homepage, passes from €30 including booking fees were "for registered users only" and available for 24 hours from 5 November at 14:00. That same Thursday, the Instagram account announced that "the cheapest passes for the most loyal fans" were now on sale.
If the announced timeframe was kept, that window closed on Friday 6 at 14:00. Today, Sunday 8, the website still shows the same presale section and gives no date for general sale, no price for the next tier and no indication of whether the €30 passes sold out. Nor does it say which ticketing platform is handling 2027 sales: in 2026, tickets were sold through Enterticket.
For reference, 2026 sales began on 25 March with passes from €35, as we reported at that launch, and in September day tickets were listed at €48. The 2027 presale has come in five euros cheaper and much earlier.
Madrid Salvaje 2027 line-up: partly decided by a poll
There are no names yet. The website still lists the line-up section as "coming soon" and is running a band poll inviting people to choose artists, with a prize draw for two passes to the next edition. On Instagram, on 20 October, the organisers asked who would guess the first confirmed act, without giving any verifiable clues.
The 2026 edition gives an idea of the territory: Friday was headlined by Fernandocosta, with Kidd Keo, Mayo214 and Nikone, and Saturday by Delaossa, with Foyone, Anier and Ardo440. The full line-up and access details for that edition are in our Madrid Salvaje 2026 guide. The public vote does not guarantee those names will return, but it does suggest the festival will keep its focus on Spanish rap and trap.
2027 terms of purchase: named tickets and accompanied minors
The general terms and conditions for Madrid Salvaje 2027, already published on the website, set out several rules worth knowing before you pay:
- Named tickets: after purchase, each ticket must be assigned to its holder, who must show their DNI or passport at the entrance. Changing the holder costs €20 online and €30 at the accreditation centre.
- No refunds: once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded, except in the cases set out in the terms themselves.
- Minors: under-16s may enter accompanied by their father, mother, legal guardian or an authorised adult, who also needs a ticket.
- Virtual queue: sales open with a queue that allocates access at random, so joining before the start time does not give priority.
- Wristband by post: the entry wristband is sent to your home or to a collection point once the holder has been identified.
Cashless wristband top-ups and lockers are listed on the website as "coming soon". To compare with other events in the region while you wait for the line-up, see the Madrid Salvaje festival page, the calendar of festivals in the Community of Madrid and the September festival listings.
Sources: official Madrid Salvaje website (homepage and 2027 general terms and conditions), accessed on 8 November 2026; the festival's official Instagram account (posts from 20 October and 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 November 2026); previous ModoFestival coverage of the 2025 and 2026 editions.
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