- Taburete and British band Crystal Fighters headline a weekend of live music on 3 and 4 April in Jávea. The town in Alicante is gearing up to welcome over 16,000 attendees.
- Also performing will be Pignosie, Leire Martínez, Marlena, Iñigo Quintero, David Otero, Hermanos Martínez, La La Love You, Hey Kid, Mafalda Cardenal, Efecto Mariposa, Moni Motes and FUZZ by DJ Nano, guaranteeing two unforgettable days with something for everyone.
Mar de Jávea takes another step in its countdown to spring 2026 and unveils the eagerly awaited line-up of artists by day for its third edition, which will take place on Friday 3 and Saturday 4 April, right in the middle of the Easter bank holiday weekend. Two carefully curated days that confirm the festival’s artistic ambition and its aim to become one of the major musical events kicking off the season in Spain.
On Friday 3 April, the festival will be headlined by Crystal Fighters, the undisputed stars of a day marked by energy, a fusion of sounds and a direct connection with the audience. The British band, the first international headliner in the festival’s history, will lead a day that will also feature Pignoise, Leire Martínez, Marlena, Iñigo Quintero, David Otero and Hermanos Martínez, as well as sets by Micky Pavón, Dani del Lío, Iván MG and Juan Valiente, rounding off a diverse, generational and cross-genre programme.
On Saturday 4 April, Taburete will take over as headliners for a day that promises to be a huge collective celebration. Joining the Madrid-based band will be La La Love You, FUZZ by DJ Nano, Hey Kid, Mafalda Cardenal, Efecto Mariposa and Moni Motes, with the electronic finale provided by DJs Chileno, Valcar and Ardiya, reinforcing the event’s festive and contemporary character.
Once again, Mar de Jávea is committed to a carefully crafted balance between big names in Spanish pop and indie, new voices with their own identity and international acts, creating a coherent musical narrative that engages with the surroundings, the time of year and the type of audience that defines the festival. In the words of José Luis Iravedra, CEO of Disparate Entertainment, the festival’s promoter, it is “a format designed to be enjoyed at a leisurely pace, in a safe and accessible setting, with a clearly intergenerational and inclusive focus for families, where live music becomes the meeting point for different generations”. Undoubtedly, an open and carefully curated experience that invites people to share culture and leisure in a comfortable, positive atmosphere, connected to the Mediterranean identity of Jávea.
With over 18 hours of concerts and an expected attendance of more than 16,000 people, Mar de Jávea 2026 will once again transform this town in Alicante into a cultural and musical hub during Holy Week, reinforcing its position as an experiential destination and an economic driver for the region. The event not only boosts the Costa Blanca’s cultural calendar but also revitalises key sectors such as hospitality, retail and tourism.
Backed by the Valencian Regional Government, Turisme Comunitat Valenciana, Xàbia Town Council, Turismo de Xàbia and Mediterranew Musix, and with the support of Entradas.com, Mar de Jávea is establishing itself as a cultural project with national reach, capable of attracting an audience seeking music, quality and a complete experience in a privileged setting. In addition, the festival will feature exclusive areas including a Market, Food Trucks, dining options, VIP spaces and brand activations such as Vibra Mahou, ensuring an even more comprehensive and exclusive experience for attendees.
