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Rock D'Akí 2026: Eskorzo close at midnight and La Perra Blanco play at 22:30, free in Puerto Real

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Ilustración del cartel oficial del Rock D'Akí 2026: una cantante gritando al micrófono y un guitarrista con cresta roja, sobre fondo negro con salpicaduras rojas y llamas azules
Ayuntamiento de Puerto Real (cartel oficial)

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In short

  1. La Perra Blanco play at 22:30 and Eskorzo close at midnight, so the festival's main stretch falls on the night of Saturday 7 and runs into the early hours of Sunday.
  2. The afternoon belongs to four Puerto Real bands chosen through an open call: Samsara open at 17:00 and Alan Nepa play at 21:00, just before the headliners.
  3. Entry is free and doors open at 16:00 at the Caseta Municipal in the Las Canteras fairground, and the official mourning for the Urda accident does not affect the event, which takes place a week later.

Rock D'Akí 2026 now has its stage times. The free festival run by Puerto Real Town Council (Cádiz) takes place on Saturday 7 November at the Caseta Municipal, with Eskorzo and La Perra Blanco headlining and seven hours of music from 17:00 into the early hours.

Rock D'Akí 2026 stage times

This is the running order published by the Town Council in its events listings:

  • 16:00: doors open.
  • 17:00: Samsara.
  • 18:20: Machine Learning.
  • 19:40: Los Crowsley.
  • 21:00: Alan Nepa.
  • 22:30: La Perra Blanco.
  • 00:00: Eskorzo, in the early hours of Sunday 8.

La Perra Blanco is the project of Alba Blanco, a guitarist and singer born in La Línea de la Concepción, who blends rock and roll, rhythm and blues and rockabilly and is touring this year with Lovers and Fears (2026). Eskorzo, the mestizo rock band from Granada, are celebrating 30 years in 2026 with their “30 Años Salvajes” tour.

Official Rock D'Akí 2026 stage times poster: Samsara 17:00, Machine Learning 18:20, Los Crowsley 19:40, Alan Nepa 21:00, La Perra Blanco 22:30 and Eskorzo 0:00, Saturday 7 November, free entry, Caseta Municipal in Puerto Real, doors from 16:00
Rock D'Akí 2026 stage times poster. Image: Puerto Real Town Council.

Four Puerto Real bands open the afternoon

The first four performances are by local acts. Samsara, Machine Learning, Los Crowsley and Alan Nepa came through an open call and were chosen by a panel of council officers together with a representative of the Asociación de Músicos de Puerto Real, according to council information reported by Puerto Real Hoy. The documentation for the selection process can be consulted at the Oficina Municipal de Juventud, in the Centro Cultural Rosa Butler.

The association, which organised the festival alongside the Town Council in previous editions, has announced that it is no longer part of the organisation of Rock D'Akí. It has not explained why and refers enquiries to the council's social media, according to the same outlet.

Getting there: free, at the Caseta Municipal

No ticket or booking is needed: entry is free from 16:00. This time the festival is being held at the Caseta Municipal in the Las Canteras fairground, rather than on the seafront promenade, where it took place in previous editions.

The Town Council has cancelled its Halloween and Tosantos events on 30 and 31 October because of the three days of official mourning following the Urda (Toledo) train accident. Rock D'Akí, a week later, remains on the council's events calendar with its date and stage times unchanged. Other cancellations over these days are in our list of concerts and festivals affected by the mourning period.

Anyone wanting more music around the bay has, two weeks later, Monkey Week in El Puerto de Santa María, from 19 to 21 November. The rest of the month's events are in our round-up of November 2026 festivals in Spain and in the November festival calendar.

Sources: Puerto Real Town Council events listings (“Rock D'Akí 2026” and “Horarios Rock D'Aquí 2026”) and council statement on the official mourning, consulted on 30 October 2026; Puerto Real Hoy (24 October 2026); Diario Bahía de Cádiz (previous editions); Diari de Tarragona (August 2026) and La Ganzúa (April 2026) for details on La Perra Blanco and Eskorzo.

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