Primavera Sound 2026 Unveils Lineup: Doja Cat, Addison Rae, and The Cure Among Headliners
The Barcelona-based festival will run from June 3 to 7, 2026, once again at Parc del Fòrum
The wait is over! Primavera Sound 2026 has revealed its lineup, showcasing a mix of pop icons and legendary bands that has fans buzzing online. Headliners include Doja Cat, Addison Rae, The Cure, and The xx.
After last year’s edition, which gained worldwide attention for featuring Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan as headliners, the festival is aiming to raise the bar again by blending today’s hottest pop stars with some timeless bands.
It was clear that after featuring three of the most celebrated women in the music industry, the Barcelona-based festival couldn’t settle for anything less than upping the ante.
This year’s lineup includes Doja Cat, who is expected to perform tracks from her upcoming album Vie; The xx, returning to the stage after nearly a decade; and legendary acts like Gorillaz and Massive Attack, who will make their festival debut. Addison Rae will also take the stage, promising to wow audiences with her signature high-energy choreography.
On the local front, Spain’s own rusowsky, Ralphie Choo, and Bad Gyal—who will be performing exclusively at Primavera Sound 2026—are among the national artists highlighted in the lineup.
The full lineup for Primavera Sound 2026 is already out and generating plenty of excitement.
Festival Dates and Location
Primavera Sound 2026 will run from June 3 to 7, 2026, once again at Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona.
Ticket Information
Alongside the first confirmed acts, ticketing details have also been announced. From September 25 to 28, registered fans can fill out a form on the festival’s website, granting them access to buy tickets starting September 29—available for 24 hours only or until sold out. Early prices are:
- General Pass: €295 / £257 / $347
- VIP Pass: €545 / £475 / $640
After September 30, prices (plus fees) will rise to:
- General Pass: €350 / £305 / $411
- VIP Pass: €545 / £475 / $640
Tickets can be purchased through the festival’s official website. Note: Exchange rates are approximate and may vary at the time of purchase.
Read the article in Spanish by Javier Rodrigo on LOS40.com