Sónar Week returns to Barcelona from 18-21 June, with more than 180 artists set to perform across 18 stages, in various venues and city districts.
At the core of Sónar Week is Sónar 2026 itself, which takes place at Fira Gran Via in L’Hospitalet, with the festival‘s day and night programmes running for the first time in the same site.
Among the artists set to appear are The Prodigy, Kelis, Skepta, Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Dom Dolla, Chris Stussy, Modeselektor, Cabaret Voltaire, WhoMadeWho, SBTRKT, FJAAK & Kittin (Live) and Speedy J presents STOOR, among others.
In parallel to the festival, OFFSónar will take place at Poble Espanyol, bringing together global labels, collectives and artists in a landmark open-air venue. The OFFSónar programme includes Rampa and Adam Port, Adriatique Present X, Baddest Behaviour by Mau P, Lone Romantic by Maceo Plex, Mochakk Calling, FUSELondon and elrow.
Elsewhere, Sónar+D, a congress focused on innovation, creativity and technology, will take place at Llotja de Mar in the city centre on 18 and 19 June. This year, Sónar+D will also expand its presence within Fira Gran Via, with immersive digital art installations integrated into the festival site.
Finally, a new element for Sónar Week this year is Sónar District at Parc del Fòrum, which is set to welcome stages hosted by Solid Grooves, Metamorfosi by Joseph Capriati and You&Me by Josh Baker. Sónar District will also stage the return of Sónar Kids, a daytime programme designed for families on 20 June.
”Sónar Week is not simply a collection of events,’ the organisers said in a statement. ‘It is a coordinated cultural moment that once again consolidates Barcelona as a global capital of electronic music and forward-thinking creativity.’ Learn more here.