Primavera Sound has unveiled its 2027 lineup.
The long-running Spanish festival will return to Barcelona’s Parc del Fòrum for its 25th edition from June 2-6, 2027, marking its silver anniversary with a lineup of 151 leading acts from across the world of music.
Unfolding over three main festival days and city-wide programming that extends the celebration for a full week, this year’s bill features headline performances from Doechii, Phoebe Bridgers, Fontaines D.C., Hayley Williams, FKA twigs, Turnstile, Massive Attack, The Chemical Brothers, Robyn, Bad Gyal, Lola Young, ADÉLA, Caroline Polachek, and Prospa, as well as a festival-closing set from Skrillex B2B Ninajirachi.
Additional dance music highlights include a Sunday takeover featuring Richie Hawtin, Four Tet, and Dixon, as well as UK electronic stalwarts like Underworld, BICEP, and Joy Orbison, synth-pop standouts Metronomy, hyperpop sensation underscores, blog house icons Simian Mobile Disco, and a B2B from Brutalismus 3000 B2B ISOxo.
The beats continue with live sets from Polygonia and Detroit techno favorite DJ Stingray 313, renowned club selectors such as ARCA, Tatyana Jane, dub techno pioneer Pole, 90’s legend Ibrahim Alfa Jnr, Barcelona’s own John Talabot, and S.A.S.S. (Saoirse, Moxie, Peach, and Shanti Celeste), and indie-electronic names like Boy Harder, Snow Strippers, and ear.
The rest of the lineup taps into everything from rap and rock to indie and pop, marked by in-focus performances from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Bleachers, Pavement, EsDeeKid, Kim Petras, Tinashe, Angine de Poitrine, Julien Baker, Dove Ellis, Weyes Blood, DIIV, Dinosaur Jr., Westside Cowboy, Racing Mount Pleasant, Tirzah, Isaiah Rashad, Bradford Cox’s Atlas Sound alias, and many more.
Check out the full lineup below.
Pre-sale registration for Primavera Sound 2027 is now open at primaverasound.com. Pre-sale ticket access will begin this Thursday, October 8, at 11AM CEST (5AM EDT). Remaining tickets will go live to the general public after 24 hours.
Featured image courtesy: Primavera Sound. Credit: Christian Bertrand.