In short
- Hijos de la Ruina, Taburete and Pignoise top the first Zevra 2027 announcement, alongside Lucho RK, Fernandocosta, Metrika and BRESH, and join Bad Gyal.
- The line-up mixes rap and urban music with the pop-rock of Taburete and Pignoise, in keeping with the festival's shift towards an older audience and a two-day edition.
- The general pass costs €83 for 24 and 25 July in Cullera, with a pre-party on Friday 23 and more names still to be announced.
Zevra Festival now has a line-up to get people talking about its 2027 edition. On Thursday the Cullera festival presented its first announcement: Hijos de la Ruina, Taburete, Pignoise, Lucho RK, Fernandocosta, Metrika and BRESH join Bad Gyal, the first act confirmed. The sixth edition will have a pre-party on Friday 23 July and two festival days, Saturday 24 and Sunday 25.
Zevra 2027 line-up: the first eight names
These are the artists announced so far, according to the organisers' statement reported by Actualidad Valencia and the EFE news agency:
- Bad Gyal, the edition's first confirmed act, announced in October.
- Hijos de la Ruina, the project that brings together Natos and Waor with Recycled J, which released its fourth volume in January 2026.
- Taburete, the Madrid band of Willy Bárcenas and Antón Carreño, behind «Sirenas» and «Amos del piano bar».
- Pignoise, the band of Álvaro Benito, Pablo Alonso and Héctor Polo, one of the names of 2000s Spanish pop-rock.
- Lucho RK, the artist from the Canary Islands who has just released his first solo album, Sordo de un pie, and who is also confirmed for Música en Grande 2027.
- Fernandocosta, a rapper from Ibiza on the independent circuit, known for «Yipiyou».
- Metrika, the trap and drill artist from Castellón, who returns after her performance at Zevra 2026.
- BRESH, the party which, according to the organisers, strengthens the most festive side of the line-up.
The festival has not yet published the day-by-day breakdown or which artists will play at the pre-party. The organisers say more acts will be confirmed in the coming months, including emerging acts from the Valencian Community. The official website, checked on Thursday morning, still only showed Bad Gyal.
A line-up for Zevra's new chapter
The first announcement fits the change the festival unveiled in October, when it cut the edition to two days and explained that it wants to attract an older audience open to a range of styles, as we reported in our story on the new Zevra 2027 format. Alongside the rap and urban music of Hijos de la Ruina, Lucho RK, Fernandocosta and Metrika, there are two pop-rock bands from different eras: Pignoise, from the 2000s, and Taburete, one of the most popular bands of the second half of the 2010s.
Zevra 2027 passes: prices
Passes are on sale via Zevra's official ticketing page, which redirects to the ticketing platform Enterticket. These were the prices on Thursday 12 November:
- General pass, €83: entry to the site on 24 and 25 July. Under-18s aged 16 and 17 may enter with parental permission.
- General pass + rest area, €110: adds camping from 23 to 26 July and priority access to the pre-party, which will carry a separate supplement, not yet priced.
- General pass + Front Stage, €149: access to the rows closest to the two main stages.
- VIP pass + Front Stage, €194: VIP platform with its own toilets, bar and food, three drinks and Front Stage.
The general pass cost €82.50 in October. All the details of the edition are on the Zevra Festival page.
Sources: Zevra Festival statement reported by Actualidad Valencia and by EFE in Valencia Plaza, 12 November 2026; Zevra's official website and official sales on Enterticket, checked on 12 November 2026; previous ModoFestival coverage of Zevra 2027.
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