The Ciudadela in Pamplona will host three music festivals next spring, namely Iruña Rock, En Vivo, and Dantz Point, as part of a collaboration between the City Council and festival promoters. The events are scheduled for May and June 2027, with tickets already available for some performances.
This initiative follows an open call from the City Council to explore musical proposals for the Ciudadela, aiming to promote cultural activities and enhance the urban space.
Festival details
Iruña Rock will kick off the festival season on 28 and 29 May. Established in 2017, the festival features a diverse range of music styles, including punk, rap, hard rock, and country.
Following this, the En Vivo festival is set for 4 and 5 June, showcasing indie, pop, and rock music with both emerging and established artists from across Spain.
Finally, Dantz Point will take place on 12 June, focusing on electronic music and featuring a varied lineup of local, national, and international artists.
City Council's support
The City Council of Pamplona has announced plans to install a covered stage measuring 14 by 12 metres, along with two backstage modules, a ticket booth, and restrooms to accommodate up to 5,000 attendees. This infrastructure aims to facilitate the smooth running of the events.
Formal agreements will be signed with the promoters of the three festivals, who will manage the concert programming and performances.
The collaboration reflects the City Council's commitment to fostering creativity and artistic expression through music and the arts.
