In short
- Segismundo Toxicómano and Kaos Urbano top a complete line-up of eight bands for the 34th edition of Víncula Rock, on Saturday 15 May 2027 at the Campo de Fútbol de Escañuela (Jaén).
- Tickets cost €22 plus €2.20 in fees in the launch offer, which the festival is running for a limited time; the 200 blind tickets sold out in an hour.
- Free, supervised camping and caravan parking are back, from the night of Friday 14 until midday on Sunday 16, with limited places on a first-come, first-served basis.
The longest-running rock festival in the province of Jaén has completed the line-up for its next edition. On Saturday 15 May 2027, Víncula Rock will bring eight punk and rock bands to the Campo de Fútbol de Escañuela, with Segismundo Toxicómano and Kaos Urbano at the top of the bill, a launch ticket price of €22 and free camping.
Segis, Kaos Urbano and Josetxu Piperrak head the line-up
The festival unveiled the official line-up on 5 November. It had planned to reveal names gradually, but brought forward the full line-up after the blind tickets sold out. These are the eight bands, in poster order:
- Segismundo Toxicómano, who appear on the poster under their short name, Segis
- Kaos Urbano
- Josetxu Piperrak
- Periferia
- Kamikazes
- Maldito Matas
- The Litronas
- Alimañas
Both headliners have long careers on the Spanish punk scene. Segismundo Toxicómano formed in Vitoria in 1997 and have eleven studio albums to their name. Kaos Urbano started out in Alcobendas (Madrid) in the mid-nineties as a punk and Oi! band with anti-fascist lyrics. Josetxu Piperrak takes its name from Piperrak, the nineties punk band from La Ribera whose songs became anthems in bars and at fiestas.
Two names return from the 2025 edition: The Litronas, the local band, and Alimañas. The ticketing platform gives a start time of 18:00, but the festival has not yet published set times for each band.
Tickets at €22, for a limited time
General admission costs €22 plus €2.20 in booking fees on Eventick, the ticketing platform linked from the official website. This is the launch offer price. The festival does not say how long it will last, but its FAQs explain that when one price tier sells out, the next one starts at a higher price.
Demand is already evident. On 29 October, Víncula released 200 blind tickets, with no names announced, and they sold out in an hour, according to the organisers.
Children under 12 get in free. From that age they need a ticket; under-16s must be accompanied by an adult, and 16- and 17-year-olds can attend alone if they bring an authorisation signed by their mother, father or legal guardian, along with a copy of the signatory's ID card (DNI).
Free camping and caravan parking in Escañuela
This year the festival brings back free camping and caravan parking, with 24-hour security. Tents go in Escañuela's municipal sports hall and caravans next to the football pitch. Both areas open on Friday 14 May at 21:00 and close on Sunday 16 at 12:00. Capacity is limited and entry is on a first-come, first-served basis.
More than three decades in Escañuela
Víncula Rock was born in 1992, when a group of young people from Escañuela wanted to see in their own village the bands they had previously had to travel far to catch. Since then, its stage has hosted Reincidentes, Soziedad Alkoholika, Desakato, Boikot, Porretas and Def Con Dos, among others. The date, line-up and ticket sales are on our Víncula Rock page, and other events in the genre are in our listings of punk festivals and festivals in Andalusia.
Sources: Víncula Rock's official Instagram (30 October, 5 and 12 November 2026) and official website (history, FAQs and policy on minors), accessed on 15 November 2026; Eventick sales page, 15 November 2026; La Ganzúa, on the 2025 line-up; Wikipedia (Segismundo Toxicómano, Kaos Urbano and Piperrak).
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