Primavera Sound Barcelona Reveals Star-Studded Lineup for Its 25th Edition

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Primavera Sound Barcelona will mark its 25th edition with a 151-act lineup led by women and spanning rap, rock, pop and electronic music. The festival’s main days will take place at Parc del Fòrum, with the main festival days 3rd to 5th of June 2027, with an opening day, a closing electronic music party and more events still to be announced.

Among the headliners are American rapper Doechii, making her debut in Spain, and singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers, whose return follows the release of her third album, Lost Weekend. Irish rock band Fontaines D.C. will bring their rising momentum to the festival, while Massive Attack are set to make their long-awaited Primavera Sound debut. Turnstile, The Chemical Brothers, Robyn, FKA twigs, Bad Gyal and Hayley Williams will also lead the bill.

As always, female artists are prominent across the bill, which Primavera Sound describes as gender-balanced. The festival says this reflects its continued commitment to a lineup where women are central.

The 25th edition will also bring together artists with distinctive, hard-to-categorise sounds of the local language including Argentine singer-songwriter Juana Molina, electro-punk group Lip Critic, experimental musician Tirzah and Jesu, one of the projects of musician Justin Broadrick.

At the time of the announcement, full festival tickets are listed at €295 plus booking fees, with VIP tickets at €545 plus fees.

Tickets are available to purchase here: https://www.primaverasound.com/en/tickets

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