Set against the sea and the walls of Sohail Castle, Marenostrum Fuengirola returns for 2026 with a packed programme running from April through September. The format is familiar, big-name concerts, themed festivals and a mix of international stars and Spanish favourites, but the line-up feels as strong as ever.
The season opens on 25 April with El Último de la Fila, before a run of Spanish favourites through , including Fito & Fitipaldis, Camela and Medina Azahara. The first major festival moment arrives on 30 with Fulanita Fest, bringing a high-energy, female-led line-up to the stage.
June is one of the busiest months, with Pablo Alborán, Dani Martín and Aitana all headlining, alongside a standout Latin night on 26 June featuring Romeo Santos and Prince Royce. La Oreja de Van Gogh rounds off the month.
Into July, the spotlight turns international with Sting (13 July), one of the season’s biggest names, alongside the Urban Paradise Festival.
August delivers the most diverse stretch of the programme, from classic pop with Hombres G to electronic heavyweights Underworld, Sven Väth and Bonobo. There’s also space for family shows like Cantajuego and themed nights such as Luna Sur Tardeo, before the Sun & Thunder Festival (27–29 August) brings a full weekend of rock and metal.
The season closes on 12 September with Apulanta, bringing another summer of live music to an end.
From global icons to local favourites, Marenostrum continues to offer one of the most varied and scenic live music experiences in southern Europe, right on the Costa del Sol.
Full Programme
May
- 2 – Fito & Fitipaldis
- 9 – Camela
- 15 – Paco Candela
- 22 – Medina Azahara
- 23 – Raule
- 30 – Fulanita Fest (Chanel, Fangoria, Natalia Lacunza & more)
June
- 5 – Siempre Así
- 6 – Pablo Alborán
- 13 – Dani Martín
- 19 – Aitana
- 26 – Romeo Santos & Prince Royce
- 27 – La Oreja de Van Gogh
July
- 13 July – Sting
- Mid-July (TBC) – Urban Paradise Festival
August
- 1 – Hombres G
- 2 – Vibras Festival
- 8 – Underworld + Sven Väth + Bonobo
- 9 – Gipsy Kings
- 13 – Alejandro Astola
- 14 – Lola Índigo
- 15 – Antonio Orozco
- 16 – Sohail Mágico (Mago Orbit)
- 18 – Luna Sur Tardeo
- 21 – Galván Real
- 22 – La Plazuela
- 23 – Cantajuego (family show)
- Festival Weekend
- 27–29 – Sun & Thunder Festival
(Avantasia, Lordi, Primal Fear and more)
September
- 12 – September – Apulanta
