In short
- On Thursday the gates open at 16:00 and The Toy Dolls play at 23:10; on Friday and Saturday the music starts at midday, and all three nights finish at 03:30.
- Day visitors coming by car can park for free next to the site, but not between 6 and 11 in the morning: during those hours cars are towed away, and the place to stay overnight is the Agro-Reus industrial estate.
- Tickets are still available on Enterticket: the three-day pass costs €78 and day tickets cost €35, €45 and €50; camping is paid for separately.
- You can bring food in, but not drinks, and inside you can only pay with your wristband; minors need the signed authorisation form for their age.
PintorRock 2026 opens this afternoon in Reus for its 15th anniversary edition: three days of punk, street rock and hardcore, from Thursday 29 to Saturday 31 October, in the big top on Camí del Roquis. For anyone going today or still thinking about it, the things that most affect your plans fall into two areas: the times for each day and the rules for parking and sleeping in the city, which the festival has reorganised this year.
PintorRock 2026 stage times by day
The concerts do not overlap and take place under a large covered big top. All three days close at 03:30. These are the start times published on the official website:
Thursday 29. Box office and wristbands from 11:00 to 03:00; gates open at 16:00.
- 16:30 Kuerpospin, the winning band of the festival's competition
- 17:30 Baya Baye
- 18:50 Bull Brigade
- 20:10 Kaos Urbano
- 21:40 Envidia Kotxina
- 23:10 The Toy Dolls
- 00:50 Moscow Death Brigade
- 02:20 Bihotza
Friday 30. Box office from 10:00 to 03:00; gates open at 11:30.
- 12:00 Kamikazes
- 13:10 Rat-Zinger
- 14:30 Biznaga
- 15:50 Periferia
- 17:10 Josetxu Piperrak
- 18:30 Inadaptats
- 20:05 Boikot
- 21:50 El Drogas
- 23:35 Narco
- 01:10 La Élite
- 02:20 Amygdala
Saturday 31. Box office from 10:00 to 03:00; gates open at 11:30.
- 12:00 The Lizards
- 13:00 Bala
- 14:20 Benito Kamelas
- 15:40 Manifa
- 17:00 El Último ke zierre
- 18:20 Los de Marras
- 20:00 Soziedad Alkoholika
- 21:40 Segismundo Toxicómano
- 23:20 The Baboon Show
- 01:00 Crim
- 02:30 Me fritos & the gimme cheetos
Friday and Saturday are days of more than fifteen hours, but on both days the stretch with the best-known names starts from 20:00. If you are only going for the headliners, you can arrive mid-afternoon; if you want to see the smaller bands, you need to be inside by midday. The line-up, with the context for each day, is in our article on the PintorRock 2026 stage times.
Where to park, where to sleep and how to get there
The festival has separated the areas according to each attendee's plans, and in Reus the difference matters: outside the designated areas, sleeping in a vehicle or a tent is prohibited, and the festival warns that the police will fine anyone who does so.
- If you are only coming for the day: there is a free public car park next to the site, open from 11:00 to 06:00. From 6:00 to 11:00 parking is prohibited and cars are towed away. If it fills up, the festival asks people to go straight to the Agro-Reus industrial estate rather than looking for a space in the streets of the neighbourhood.
- If you are staying overnight in the area without a camper van or tent: the place to go is the Agro-Reus industrial estate, next to the festival, where you can leave your car all night.
- If you are coming in a camper van or van: the camper area has moved and is now at Carretera Institut Pere Mata, 22, in a fenced-off site. It is free, requires no booking and works on a first-come, first-served basis. You park there first and then go to get your accreditation at Camí del Roquis, 31-37. There are free shuttle buses between the two areas on Thursday from 12:00 to 16:00 and on Friday and Saturday from 8:00 to 13:00. You cannot pitch a tent next to the vehicle.
- If you are coming to the campsite: you park at Agro-Reus, collect your wristband and walk in; cars cannot drive up to the tents. The ticket costs €15 per person for the three nights and is not sold by the day.
Taking chairs, tables, awnings or mattresses out of the vehicle counts as camping, and is only allowed at the campsite and in the camper area. If the camper area were to fill up, the festival would allow people to sleep inside their vehicles anywhere on Agro-Reus, with nothing outside.
This year there is no official bus: the festival cancelled it and offers a Telegram channel for car sharing. Without a car, the most direct option is the train to Reus station, on the R14 and R15 regional lines from Barcelona, and from there it is just over 20 minutes on foot to the site. As the concerts finish at 03:30, it is a good idea to have your journey home sorted before you go.
Tickets: still on sale, with the pass at €78
The only official seller is Enterticket. First thing this Thursday, all ticket types were still on sale:
- Three-day pass: €78, the phase 6 price.
- Thursday ticket: €35.
- Friday ticket: €45.
- Saturday ticket: €50.
- Camping for the three nights: €15, on top of the ticket.
As long as they do not sell out, passes, day tickets and camping tickets can also be bought at the box office during the festival. Tickets are not in the holder's name, but you may be asked for a DNI, passport or driving licence at the entrance. Each person has to exchange their own ticket for a wristband at the box office, from 11:00 this Thursday. The festival accepts the Bono Cultural Joven.
What you can bring in and how to pay inside
The electronic wristband is the only means of payment at the bars, food trucks and official merchandise stands, both on the festival site and at the campsite and communal area; only the bands' stalls take payment separately. Advance top-up with a bonus closed on Wednesday, but during the festival you can top up from your phone or at the top-up points, by card or in cash. Any remaining balance can be claimed from 10 to 17 November.
- You can bring in food, but not drinks. The bars give free water to anyone who asks for it, and you can bring your own cup.
- The ground is sandy: the festival recommends bringing a scarf or a mask for the dust.
- Animals are not allowed.
- You can leave and come back in, scanning your wristband at the reader at each entrance.
- There is a ramp for people with reduced mobility and bookable lockers for leaving your backpack.
Minors must bring the signed authorisation form for their age to the box office, or they will not be able to get in. Under-10s go free and must be with their mother, father, guardian or an authorised adult; those aged 10 to 15 need a ticket and must also be with an adult; 16- and 17-year-olds can go on their own, with the authorisation form and a photocopy of their mother's, father's or guardian's DNI. The authorisation forms are in the festival's FAQs.
The Punt Lila i Irisat, which tackles sexist and LGBTI-phobic assaults, is in the food truck area from 20:00 to 03:30 on all three days, with a 24-hour phone line on 621 491 464. Lost property is taken to the wristband top-up booth. Services, the festival site and previous editions are covered in the PintorRock profile, and the rest of this week's events in our guide to this week's festivals.
Sources: official PintorRock website (home page and FAQs) and official sales on Enterticket, consulted on 29 October 2026.
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