The cycle will feature performances by Danny Ocean, Deep Purple, Garbage, UB40, The Jacksons, Ana Torroja, Duncan Dhu, Juan Magan, and WarCry, among others! 18 outdoor concerts will bolster the city’s summer musical offerings and once again establish the event as one of the main musical spaces of the summer. Ticket sales show a very positive trend, with some concerts already nearing a sell-out! The Conciertos de Viveros will feature a new area and a complete gastronomic offering Mónica Gil: “The programming for the Conciertos de Viveros represents a clear commitment to musical variety and artistic quality in one of the city’s most emblematic settings.”

The Valencia City Council, through the Delegation of Festivals and Traditions, is finalizing preparations for the 2026 edition of the Conciertos de Viveros, a consolidated musical proposal that will once again take place during the month of July in the Jardines de Viveros, bringing together prominent artists from the national and international music scenes.

Over the course of 18 nights, the venue will offer a program designed to appeal to all audiences, combining legendary figures of music with highly successful contemporary artists.

Among the international artists, standout names include icons such as Deep Purple, Garbage, UB40, The Jacksons, Danny Ocean, Tony Hadley, Gente de Zona, Silvestre Dangond, and Padre Guilherme—the Portuguese priest who has conquered stages worldwide with his musical style as a DJ, becoming one of the most unique phenomena on the international scene.

Meanwhile, the national scene will bring together some of the most prominent current acts and established artists, with concerts by Duncan Dhu, Javi Medina, Valeria Castro, Juan Magán, Ultraligera, Ana Torroja, La Plazuela, and WarCry.

The programming will also be complemented by the “Generación 80’s & 90’s” party, an event specifically designed for lovers of the great hits from both decades, which will once again bring some of the most memorable anthems of national and international music to the stage.

The Councilor for Festivals and Traditions, Mónica Gil, emphasized that “the programming for the Conciertos de Viveros represents a clear commitment to musical variety and artistic quality in one of the city’s most emblematic settings.”

The 2026 edition will offer a wide array of musical styles, with proposals ranging from legendary international rock to pop, reggae, urban music, metal, and new trends in national indie music, creating a high-quality programme that reinforces Valencia’s role as a city open to live music and major cultural events.

Additionally, attendees will be able to enjoy a complete gastronomic zone, one of the venue’s major attractions. This proposal turns every concert into an experience that goes beyond the music, allowing guests to enjoy an outdoor dinner in an exceptional setting before attending the shows.

This combination of gastronomy, leisure, and live music has become one of the hallmarks of the Conciertos de Viveros and one of the most attractive plans for the Valencian summer.

The City Council highlighted that the Conciertos de Viveros are not only a top-tier musical event but also a driving force for the city’s cultural and tourist life during the summer, contributing to Valencia’s international profile.

“This is an edition designed for all Valencians and for those who enjoy live music, with a programme that stands out for its variety of styles and the coexistence of different generations. The 18 concerts scheduled between July 2nd and July 25th will take place in the Jardines de Viveros, a central and iconic space with a capacity for 5,000 people. It will offer a comfortable and well-managed experience thanks to the installation of artificial grass, a gastronomic area, bicycle parking, adapted spaces for people with reduced mobility, and portable toilet cabins,” the Councilor noted.

The full concert schedule, as well as all information regarding ticket sales and venue services, is now available on the official website: www.conciertosdeviverosvlc.com

Report by Will McCarthy

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