Following the venue’s temporary closure for renovations, Brunch Electronik Barcelona returns to the Jardins de Joan Brossa on Montjuïc Hill to host four outdoor events on Sunday afternoons. The festival’s second summer season will run from August 23 to September 13, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The return to the Montjuïc venue holds symbolic significance for the brand: the gardens were the setting for some of its most well-attended events before the closure for remodeling, and their reopening marks a return to a format that combines daytime electronic music with a natural setting and views of the city.
Four events, four lineups
The season kicks off on August 23 with the Ukrainian duo ARTBAT headlining, accompanied by Adam Ten, ANNA, and Shall Ocin. The Green Stage by Yamaha—a stage reserved for labels and collectives from the local and international scene—will be curated by the Unreleased collective, led by Arodes. On August 30, the spotlight will be on Marco Carola, a leading figure in tech house, alongside East End Dubs, Cuartero, and Hanie. The Green Stage will host the Barcelona-based collective Les Enfants Brillants. On September 5, Solomun will return to the festival for the first time since 2023. The secondary stage will be taken over by the Diynamic label, founded by the artist himself. The season will close on September 13 with an unprecedented b2b set by Dennis Cruz and Josh Baker, accompanied by Saoirse, Saidan, and LondonGround. The Green Stage will spotlight new talent.
Beyond Music
Each day will feature two stages—Main Stage by Estrella Damm and Green Stage by Yamaha—along with food trucks, a market area, rest areas, and the family-friendly Petit Brunch space, which includes DJ workshops, games, and activities for children ages 0 to 12, from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The festival will offer a special discount for residents of the 08004 zip code and will provide a free shuttle service between the Jardins de Joan Brossa and the Drassanes metro station to facilitate access via public transportation. The festival also incorporates accessibility measures for all attendees. In terms of energy, Repsol will supply NEXA fuel derived from 100% renewable sources for the festival grounds’ generators and facilities.
Solidarity Day closes out the season
The final day, September 13, will coincide with a new edition of Brunch Electronik’s Solidarity Day. This year, the festival will collaborate with the organization Bona Voluntat en Acció by collecting food and basic necessities for vulnerable families. Charity Tickets will go on sale for 5 euros —limited availability and valid between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.—and admission will require the submission of a bag of basic necessities along with the ticket. A charity mechanical bull ride will also be held throughout the day, with all proceeds going to the organization. Season tickets are available on the official Brunch Electronik Barcelona website. Members of the press can request accreditation via the press registration form.
