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Primavera Sound 2027 Lineup

Three main days at the Parc del Fòrum on the Barcelona seafront, plus an opening Wednesday and a Sunday of Primavera Bits, with Doechii, Phoebe Bridgers, Massive Attack, Robyn and The Chemical Brothers near the top of a 150-act bill.

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About Primavera Sound 2027

Primavera Sound returns to the Parc del Fòrum on the Barcelona seafront for its 2027 edition, with the main festival from Thursday June 3 to Saturday June 5. The top of the bill reads like the festival's usual argument for everything at once: Doechii, Phoebe Bridgers, Fontaines D.C., Massive Attack, The Chemical Brothers, Robyn, FKA twigs and Caroline Polachek, with Skrillex and Ninajirachi playing back to back as the closing set.

Underneath, the bill splits into the lanes Primavera always runs in parallel. Guitar bands from Pavement and Dinosaur Jr. to Gilla Band and English Teacher; heavy music from Turnstile, Converge, Full of Hell and Jesu; a deep club wing with Bicep, Joy Orbison, Andy Stott and DJ Stingray 313; and a strong Spanish and Catalan contingent including Bad Gyal, Mishima, Los Punsetes and Alcalá Norte. On Sunday June 6, Richie Hawtin, Four Tet and Dixon take over for an all-day Primavera Bits session. The 150 acts here are the full poster as first announced.

Expect electronic, pop, indie rock and experimental across 150 acts.

Updated November 12, 2026

At a glance

Dates
–Wednesday to Sunday, five days
Where
Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona, Spain
Lineup
150 acts
Ages
Open to all audiences, and all minors must have their own ticket.
Passes
The Full Festival Ticket, a three-day pass for June 3 to 5, is €350.00.

Checked against the festival's site on November 7, 2026.

Primavera Sound 2027 lineup & schedule: all 150 acts

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Day
Genre
Tier
Show150 of 150 acts

Headliner · Thursday

Bad Gyal

Catalonia's dembow provocateur: Auto-Tuned dancehall glamour made for the club at 3 a.m.

ReggaetonPop

Headliner · Thursday

Fontaines D.C.

Dublin's poet-punks grown into arena-scale alt-rock: 'Romance' made them era-defining, swagger and melancholy in equal Irish measure.

Post-punkAlt-rock

Headliner · Thursday

Massive Attack

Bristol's trip-hop architects, bringing 'Teardrop' dread and LED-wall politics to one of live music's heaviest atmospheres.

Trip-hopElectronic

Headliner · Thursday

Robyn

Dance-pop's patron saint: 'Dancing On My Own' is a communal sacrament, and she rarely plays, which makes every set an event.

Dance-pop

Headliner · Thursday

Turnstile

Hardcore's joyful crossover kings, with dreamy interludes, stage dives, total communion, and a crowd that moves as one.

HardcoreAlt-rock

Headliner · Friday

FKA twigs

A dancer first, which shows: her records are built like choreography, all negative space and sudden violence in the low end.

Art popElectronicR&B

Headliner · Friday

Phoebe Bridgers

Los Angeles songwriter with a near-whispered delivery and a gift for the devastating small detail, also a third of boygenius.

Indie rockIndie folk

Headliner · Friday

The Chemical Brothers

Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, who dragged breakbeats into rock venues in the nineties. The live show is as much lights and film as it is music.

Electronic

Headliner · Saturday

ADÉLA

Slovak pop singer with a club producer's sense of drama, writing hooks that sound built for a strobe.

PopElectronic

Headliner · Saturday

Caroline Polachek

Art-pop with a trained, acrobatic voice at the centre, swooping between yodels and choirboy clarity over glossy, strange production.

Art-popAlt-pop

Headliner · Saturday

Doechii

Switches cadence mid-bar like she's changing characters, and the result is theatrical, technically ferocious rap that never sits still long enough to be filed.

Hip-hopAlt-R&B

Headliner · Saturday

Hayley Williams

Paramore's singer in her solo work, trading the band's guitar punch for looser, stranger songs built around the same unmistakable voice.

Alt-rockIndie pop

Headliner · Saturday

Lola Young

'Messy' made her unavoidable, with raw South London soul-pop, a busted-heart snarl and a voice that earns the Winehouse comparisons.

Alt-popSoul

Headliner · Saturday

Prospa

Leeds duo distilling UK rave history into widescreen, hands-up euphoria, with piano stabs and breakbeats aimed at the sunrise.

RaveHouse

Headliner · Saturday

Skrillex B2B Ninajirachi

Sonny Moore trades decks with Sydney's Ninajirachi, whose hyper, glitch-bright club tracks give his bass weight something fast and playful to bounce off.

ElectronicBass

Top billing · Wednesday

CHVRCHES

Glasgow trio pairing Lauren Mayberry's clear high vocal with synth hooks built big enough to fill a field, sharp lyrics under the shine.

Alternative

Top billing · Wednesday

Underworld

Karl Hyde's stream-of-consciousness vocals over Rick Smith's builds, with 'Born Slippy' only ever the doorway into a much stranger catalogue.

TechnoProgressive-house

Top billing · Thursday

Atlas Sound

Bradford Cox's solo outlet away from Deerhunter: looped guitars, drifting ambient haze and pop songs half-dissolved into reverb.

Indie rockDream-pop

Top billing · Thursday

Brutalismus 3000 B2B ISOxo

The Berlin-Slovak duo's shouty, gabber-fast punk techno meets ISOxo's trap-weighted bass in a back-to-back built for maximum noise.

ElectronicTechno

Top billing · Thursday

Joy Orbison

Hessle-adjacent producer whose records sit precisely between garage, house, and something harder to name, from 'Hyph Mngo' to now, always slightly ahead.

UK-bassHouse

Top billing · Thursday

Kim Petras

German pop singer making glossy, club-built dance-pop. Her duet with Sam Smith, 'Unholy', won a Grammy in 2023.

Dance-popPop

Top billing · Thursday

Metronomy

Joseph Mount's band makes wry, tidy synth-pop with basslines that wander and choruses that stick, from bedroom electronics to sun-bleached Riviera songs.

Indie popSynth-pop

Top billing · Thursday

Pavement

The slacker-rock canon itself, crooked rain and all, with reunion sets played with the same shrug that made them legends.

Indie rockSlacker

Top billing · Thursday

Snow Strippers

Lo-fi electroclash duo with distorted synths and detached vocals for the afterparty, Detroit cool for the post-everything generation.

ElectroclashHyperpop

Top billing · Thursday

underscores

Bay Area hyperpop auteur, glitchy, hooky and scene-defining, with 'Wallsocket' worldbuilding included and internet-native songwriting at its sharpest.

HyperpopAlt

Top billing · Thursday

Wallows

Dylan Minnette, Braeden Lemasters and Cole Preston's indie trio make bright, restless guitar pop that graduated from bedroom demos to Madison Square Garden.

Indie rockAlt-pop

Top billing · Friday

Akriila

Chilean rapper and singer from Santiago's trap and plugg scene, mixing reggaeton, cumbia and glossy pop hooks with a sweet, teasing delivery.

Hip-hop

Top billing · Friday

Angine de Poitrine

Masked Saguenay duo who loop double-necked microtonal guitar into hypnotic, odd-metred math rock, 2026's strangest breakout story.

Math rockExperimentalProg-rock

Top billing · Friday

ANOHNI

One of the most affecting voices in modern music, a trembling vibrato carrying songs about grief, ecology and the body, lately backed by a warm soul band.

Art-popSoul

Top billing · Friday

Bicep

Belfast duo Matt McBriar and Andy Ferguson, whose rave-nostalgic breakbeats and choral synth swells play as well to a field as to a club.

ElectronicHouse

Top billing · Friday

Bleachers

Jack Antonoff's sax-blasting Jersey heart: every set a Springsteen homage with confetti, played by pop's busiest producer like it's the only band that matters.

Pop-rock

Top billing · Friday

Boy Harsher

Jae Matthews and Augustus Muller making darkwave that feels like a film score for something you shouldn't watch, with throbbing synths, whispered menace, and fog everywhere.

DarkwaveMinimal-synth

Top billing · Friday

Converge

The band that turned metalcore into an art form, Jacob Bannon screaming over Kurt Ballou's guitar for three decades.

MetalcoreHardcore

Top billing · Friday

Isaiah Rashad

TDE's laid-back Chattanooga voice, with hazy, soulful Southern rap that resurfaces every few years to remind everyone nobody does mellow better.

Hip-hopSoul

Top billing · Friday

JT

City Girls' JT gone solo, with Miami rap precision, main-character energy and fashion-page confidence, her solo bars sharpened by a decade in the game.

Rap

Top billing · Friday

Julien Baker

Memphis songwriter who builds from spare guitar to cathartic crescendos, writing about faith, addiction and recovery with blunt candour.

Indie rockSinger-songwriter

Top billing · Friday

Pablopablo

Madrid-based songwriter setting soft-spoken Spanish-language songs against sparse, close-miked electronic production.

Alternative

Top billing · Friday

Tinashe

Criminally consistent R&B auteur: 'Nasty' finally made the world match her freak, and a decade of underrated catalog is now vindicated.

R&BPop

Top billing · Friday

Vashti Bunyan

English folk singer whose hushed 1970 debut was ignored, then rediscovered decades later by a new generation, bringing her back to record and play live.

FolkSinger-songwriter

Top billing · Friday

Weyes Blood

Natalie Mering's project, a contralto voice set against orchestral pop arrangements that owe as much to 1970s AM radio as to the noise scene she came up in.

Indie

Top billing · Saturday

Arca

Venezuelan producer and singer who bends reggaeton, opera and noise into one deformed, gorgeous shape. Björk and Kanye West have both borrowed her sound design.

ExperimentalElectronicArt pop

Top billing · Saturday

Bonnie "Prince" Billy

Will Oldham's long-running alias, with hymn-plain melodies delivered in a quavering voice, singing about death and desire like they're the same errand.

Indie folkAmericana

Top billing · Saturday

Dinosaur Jr.

J Mascis, Lou Barlow and Murph: fuzz-saturated, deafeningly loud guitar rock with slack vocals and solos that keep climbing.

Indie rockAlt-rock

Top billing · Saturday

EsDeeKid

Liverpool drill delivered in a thick Scouse accent, melodic, unhurried, and part of the wave that stopped UK rap sounding exclusively like London.

UK rapDrillHip-hop

Top billing · Saturday

Hearts2Hearts

Eight-member K-pop girl group from SM Entertainment, debuting in 2025 with breezy, synth-driven singles and tightly drilled choreography.

K-popPop

Top billing · Saturday

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Melbourne's restless psych collective, five albums a year at their peak, swerving from microtonal garage rock to thrash to synth jams and rarely playing the same set twice.

Psych-rockRock

Top billing · Saturday

MUNA

Life-affirming queer synth-pop with 'Silk Chiffon' joy and serious writing chops, and the best live banter in pop included.

Synth-pop

Top billing · Saturday

Shygirl

London club artist with a deadpan, provocative delivery, riding hard UK garage and bass beats from the NUXXE crew.

ElectronicHyperpop

Top billing · Saturday

Theodora

French singer-rapper whose bouncy, genre-hopping pop moves between Afro-influenced R&B, rap and club tracks.

PopAlt-R&B

On the bill · Thursday

Alemeda

Ethiopian-American songwriter running soul phrasing through fuzzed-out 90s alt-rock, sweet on the surface and deliberately scuffed underneath.

Alt-rockAlt-R&BGrunge

On the bill · Thursday

Al·lèrgiques al Pol·len

Barcelona band formed in 2020, making Catalan-language pop.

Pop

On the bill · Thursday

Axolotes Mexicanos

Spanish group making bright, scrappy guitar pop with a playful, irreverent streak, sung in Spanish and active since the early 2010s.

Pop

On the bill · Thursday

Blackhaine

Lancashire dancer and rapper whose spat, harrowing verses sit over slow, cavernous electronic drones.

ExperimentalRap

On the bill · Thursday

Blaya

Portuguese-Brazilian singer, once of Buraka Som Sistema, making bright, kuduro-flavoured dance pop.

PopDance

On the bill · Thursday

Castle Rat

Brooklyn doom theater with Sabbath-lineage riffs, delivered by a costumed cast with the Rat Queen out front.

Metal

On the bill · Thursday

Dame Area

Barcelona's tribal-industrial duo, with chants and drum machines in lockstep, EBM pulse with a Mediterranean ritual streak.

Industrial tribal

On the bill · Thursday

EAR

New York electronic duo making IDM-inspired collage pop, all buzzing bass, clipped blips and icy, close-miked vocals.

Experimental

On the bill · Thursday

Friko

Chicago's chamber-punk romantics: big feelings, bigger crescendos, and a debut that made half the indie press swoon.

Indie rock

On the bill · Thursday

Gilla Band

Dublin noise band, formerly Girl Band, whose guitars barely sound like guitars: industrial screech, drum-machine-tight rhythm and Dara Kiley's frayed yelp.

Post-punkNoise rock

On the bill · Thursday

Greg Freeman

Burlington's cracked-country rocker, with road-worn songs that lurch and soar, scuffed-up guitar poetry in the Lenderman school.

Indie rock

On the bill · Thursday

Juana Molina

A television comedian turned experimentalist, looping voice and guitar into something that keeps folding in on itself.

ExperimentalFolktronica

On the bill · Thursday

Napa

Band from Madeira singing warm, guitar-led Portuguese pop about home and leaving it, which carried them to Eurovision in 2025.

Indie rockPop

On the bill · Thursday

Sophia Stel

Vancouver-raised producer and singer with a full, low alto, writing post-genre songs that swing between club beats and electric-guitar confessionals.

Alternative

On the bill · Thursday

TTSSFU

Manchester songwriter Tasmin Stephens's project, setting hushed, half-buried vocals inside fuzzed-out guitars that lean toward shoegaze and grunge.

Alternative

On the bill · Thursday

Viva Belgrado

Córdoba screamo band whose long, swelling songs pile post-rock guitars under spoken and screamed Spanish poetry.

Post-hardcoreEmo

On the bill · Thursday

Westside Cowboy

Manchester's buzzy new guitar gang are scrappy, hook-first and rising fast on word of mouth, and the hype is earning itself.

Indie rock

On the bill · Friday

@

American duo assembled in 2020 from homemade acoustic recordings, filed under a name that refuses to survive a search engine.

Indie folk

On the bill · Friday

Don Caballero

Pittsburgh instrumental band that more or less wrote the math-rock rulebook, with Damon Che's drumming as the lead instrument.

Math rockPost-rock

On the bill · Friday

English Teacher

Leeds art-rock that won the Mercury Prize with its debut, with wry, literate songs that change shape mid-verse.

Alternative

On the bill · Friday

Full of Hell

Grindcore pushed into harsh noise and power electronics, short blasts of violence that have drawn collaborations from Merzbow to The Body.

GrindcoreNoise

On the bill · Friday

Have a Nice Life

Connecticut duo whose bleak, lo-fi double album Deathconsciousness became an internet cult record, all fuzz-drowned drums and funereal drone.

Post-punkShoegaze

On the bill · Friday

John Talabot

Barcelona producer behind the Hivern Discs label and the 2012 album fIN: deep house that leans tropical and melancholy at once.

Electronic

On the bill · Friday

Kelsey Lu

Cellist and singer who loops strings and voice into slow, enveloping songs somewhere between chamber music and R&B.

Alt-R&BExperimental

On the bill · Friday

Klara Lewis

Swedish producer who builds dense, slowly mutating pieces from field recordings and electronic texture.

ExperimentalElectronic

On the bill · Friday

Lip Critic

Brooklyn band with two drummers and a sampler, firing hardcore-punk shouting over chopped, rave-speed electronic beats.

PunkElectronic

On the bill · Friday

Los Punsetes

Madrid indie band pairing deadpan, scathing Spanish lyrics with bright, fast guitar pop.

Indie popPunk

On the bill · Friday

Mabe Fratti

Guatemalan cellist based in Mexico City, layering cello and voice into airy avant-pop that keeps slipping out of time.

ExperimentalArt-pop

On the bill · Friday

Malibu

French producer Barbara Braccini, whose ambient tracks are slow washes of synth and choral voice built to drift rather than move.

AmbientElectronic

On the bill · Friday

Mishima

Barcelona band led by David Carabén, writing literate, melancholy Catalan-language pop since the late 1990s.

Indie popIndie rock

On the bill · Friday

Racing Mount Pleasant

Sprawling Michigan collective making horn-swelling, patient indie rock that earned an instant cult, with chamber-band arrangements and real payoff.

Indie rockCollective

On the bill · Friday

Roly Porter

Former Vex'd producer whose solo work is vast, cinematic sound design: sub-bass tremors and orchestral swells that fill a room physically.

ExperimentalElectronic

On the bill · Friday

Sky H1 (Live)

Brussels producer whose live sets drift between pillowy ambient and soft-edged club rhythm, all blurred synth and half-heard voice.

ElectronicAmbient

On the bill · Saturday

Alcalá Norte

Madrid band with a gloomy, guitar-heavy post-punk sound and half-spoken Spanish lyrics.

Post-punkIndie rock

On the bill · Saturday

Andy Stott (Live)

Manchester producer on Modern Love, working in slowed, dub-heavy techno where the low end is caked in grit and the vocals float in from somewhere else.

Electronic

On the bill · Saturday

DIIV

Brooklyn band led by Zachary Cole Smith, playing shoegaze in long, chiming guitar washes. 'Frog in Boiling Water' (2024) pushed the haze toward heavier, darker ground.

ShoegazeDream pop

On the bill · Saturday

DJ /rupture

Jace Clayton's long-running DJ alias, known for globe-spanning mixes that splice dancehall, cumbia, noise and Arabic pop.

ElectronicExperimental

On the bill · Saturday

Jesu

Justin Broadrick's project after Godflesh: huge, slow walls of distorted guitar softened into something closer to shoegaze melancholy.

ShoegazeMetal

On the bill · Saturday

Marta Salogni (Live)

Italian producer and engineer who has worked on records by Björk and Depeche Mode, performing her own tape-loop electronics live.

ExperimentalElectronic

On the bill · Saturday

Prostitute

Detroit noise-punk provocation that is confrontational and magnetic, a live show that dares you to look away.

Post-punkNoise

On the bill · Saturday

Santiago Motorizado

The voice of Él Mató a un Policía Motorizado out on his own, writing the same wounded Argentine indie rock.

Indie-rockRock

On the bill · Saturday

Simian Mobile Disco

James Ford and Jas Shaw's long-running electronic project, from blog-house bangers to modular-synth techno played entirely live.

ElectronicTechno

On the bill · Saturday

Tirzah

London singer whose hazy, minimal love songs, often made with Mica Levi, sound half-asleep and deeply intimate.

ExperimentalR&B

On the bill · Saturday

Twisted Teens

New Orleans duo playing lo-fi country punk on drum machines, twangy guitar, console steel and a low baritone, signed to Sub Pop.

Punk

On the bill · Saturday

Victoryland

Julian McCamman's project with producer Dan Howard; My Heart Is A Room With No Cameras In It drew Pitchfork comparisons to The New Pornographers.

Rock

The headliners

  • Doechii · Switches cadence mid-bar like she's changing characters, and the result is theatrical, technically ferocious rap that never sits still long enough to be filed.
  • Phoebe Bridgers · Los Angeles songwriter with a near-whispered delivery and a gift for the devastating small detail, also a third of boygenius. Quiet devastation that somehow carries across a seafront crowd.
  • Fontaines D.C. · Dublin's poet-punks grown into arena-scale alt-rock: 'Romance' made them era-defining, swagger and melancholy in equal Irish measure.
  • Hayley Williams · Paramore's singer in her solo work, trading the band's guitar punch for looser, stranger songs built around the same unmistakable voice.
  • FKA twigs · A dancer first, which shows: her records are built like choreography, all negative space and sudden violence in the low end.
  • Turnstile · Hardcore's joyful crossover kings, with dreamy interludes, stage dives, total communion, and a crowd that moves as one.
  • Massive Attack · Bristol's trip-hop architects, bringing 'Teardrop' dread and LED-wall politics to one of live music's heaviest atmospheres. Bristol's trip-hop institution, with a production that treats the screen as half the show.
  • The Chemical Brothers · Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, who dragged breakbeats into rock venues in the nineties. The live show is as much lights and film as it is music. Big beat and a light show built for the biggest stage on site.
  • Robyn · Dance-pop's patron saint: 'Dancing On My Own' is a communal sacrament, and she rarely plays, which makes every set an event. Heartbreak you can dance to, from the artist who wrote the template.
  • Bad Gyal · Catalonia's dembow provocateur: Auto-Tuned dancehall glamour made for the club at 3 a.m.
  • Lola Young · 'Messy' made her unavoidable, with raw South London soul-pop, a busted-heart snarl and a voice that earns the Winehouse comparisons.
  • ADÉLA · Slovak pop singer with a club producer's sense of drama, writing hooks that sound built for a strobe.
  • Caroline Polachek · Art-pop with a trained, acrobatic voice at the centre, swooping between yodels and choirboy clarity over glossy, strange production.
  • Prospa · Leeds duo distilling UK rave history into widescreen, hands-up euphoria, with piano stabs and breakbeats aimed at the sunrise.
  • Skrillex B2B Ninajirachi · Sonny Moore trades decks with Sydney's Ninajirachi, whose hyper, glitch-bright club tracks give his bass weight something fast and playful to bounce off.

Up-and-comers to catch early

  • English Teacher · Leeds art-rock with a singer who talks her way into the chorus.
  • Lip Critic · Two drummers and a sampler, played at hardcore speed.
  • Westside Cowboy · Manchester guitar band with a loose, country-tinged swing.
  • Alcalá Norte · Madrid post-punk that has become a home-country draw fast.
  • Hearts2Hearts · SM Entertainment's newest girl group, a rare K-pop booking here.

Other acts worth planning around

  • Pavement · Slacker rock's founding fathers on the festival that has booked them before.
  • ANOHNI · One of the most affecting voices in modern music, with a soul band behind it.

The lineup by day

Jump to: Wednesday · Thursday · Friday · Saturday · Sunday

Primavera Sound 2027 lineup FAQ

When is Primavera Sound 2027?

The main festival runs Thursday June 3 to Saturday June 5, 2027 at the Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona, with an opening day on Wednesday June 2 and a Primavera Bits takeover on Sunday June 6.

Who headlines?

Primavera prints its top line without ranking it: 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, with Skrillex B2B Ninajirachi as the closing set.

Are the day split and set times out?

Not yet. The festival has published the full poster but not which day, stage or hour anyone plays.

When do tickets go on sale?

A registration-only Fan Sale opens October 8, 2026 at 11:00 CEST, and the general sale starts October 9 at 11:00 CEST.

How do I find the acts I'd like?

Type a few artists you love into the finder at the top of this page. It matches them against this lineup and explains each pick.

Who plays Wednesday at Primavera Sound 2027?

Wednesday, June 2: Underworld, CHVRCHES, Mushka, Fades.

Who plays Thursday at Primavera Sound 2027?

Thursday, June 3: Fontaines D.C., Turnstile, Massive Attack, Robyn, Bad Gyal, Pavement, plus 45 more acts.

Who plays Friday at Primavera Sound 2027?

Friday, June 4: Phoebe Bridgers, FKA twigs, The Chemical Brothers, Tinashe, Bleachers, ANOHNI, plus 43 more acts.

Who plays Saturday at Primavera Sound 2027?

Saturday, June 5: Doechii, Hayley Williams, Lola Young, ADÉLA, Caroline Polachek, Prospa, plus 41 more acts.

Who plays Sunday at Primavera Sound 2027?

Sunday, June 6: Richie Hawtin x Four Tet x Dixon.

Is Primavera Sound 2027 all ages?

Open to all audiences, and all minors must have their own ticket.

When is Primavera Sound 2028?

Not announced yet. This page carries Primavera Sound 2027 and will carry the 2028 edition as soon as the festival announces it.

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