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Monegros Desert Festival 2026

Date & time

Saturday 25 July 2026

14:00–12:00 (next day)

Location
Monegros Desert Festival siteN-II, km 416Fraga, Spain
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Event type
Open air
Monegros Desert Festival 2026
Official Monegros Desert Festival 2026 programme, 25 July in Fraga, Spain

About the event

An open-air marathon in the Monegros desert near Fraga, starting on 25 July and continuing into the following day. The 2026 poster brings together techno, hard techno, Schranz and the separately hosted El Pajar programme, with solo, B2B and F2F sets.

Opening hours

Monegros Desert Festival 2026 was scheduled from 14:00 on Saturday 25 July until 12:00 noon on Sunday 26 July near Fraga, Spain, local time (Europe/Madrid, CEST).

Festival dayOpensClosesLocal timezone
Saturday, 25 July 2026Europe/Madrid

Timetable

Individual set times for the 2026 edition are not available here. The published A–Z poster is a line-up, separate from an artist timetable.

Line-up

The 2026 line-up below follows the official edition poster, including the separately hosted El Pajar programme. Solo, B2B, F2F and live billing is retained.

El Pajar

  • Bitsune & M'Go
  • Blan-K & Nymfa
  • Desista
  • DJ Karpin
  • FBC
  • Guau
  • Kevala
  • Kursiva
  • Loop Stepwalker
  • Luca Syn & GDS
  • Milla
  • Noppo
  • OTO
  • Save The Rave
  • Shaolin Dubz

Plan your visit

Minimum age and ID
18+. A valid official identity document was required, and the ticket had to be assigned to its user.
Re-entry
Leaving normally ended admission. On Sunday 26 July, temporary exit between 00:01 and 04:00 allowed re-entry only after paying €25 at each exit; otherwise the wristband was cut. From 04:01 until closing, re-entry was allowed with an intact wristband still worn.
Location and arrival
N-II highway, kilometre 416, Fraga, Huesca. The desert site had separate parking routes depending on arrival direction; visitors followed the festival signs and map.
Return buses
Official bus tickets covered the outward and return journey. Return buses began leaving from 08:00 on Sunday 26 July as each city’s bus filled. The final departure time is not available here.
Camping and motorhomes
There was no festival campsite, and camping in the car park was prohibited. Motorhomes used a separate designated parking area, with a festival ticket required and no electricity or water hookups.
Accessibility
The organiser offered priority entry for visitors with reduced mobility and a companion, adapted toilets and bar counters, parking near the entrance and an arranged VIP upgrade. Accessibility vehicles required advance authorisation.
Payment
An RFID wristband was the main payment method. Cash and cards were accepted for top-ups, with a €10 minimum. Unused credit refunds carried a €2 fee; the wristband code was needed after the event.
Food, water and safety
Free drinking-water points, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free food, First Aid and a Punto Lila support space were offered. Outside drinks were not permitted; empty bottles up to one litre were allowed.
Bags and medication
Small bags up to 35 × 20 × 12 cm or 10 litres were permitted and inspected. Medication required a medical certificate and original, unaltered packaging.
Lockers
Lockers could be booked online or on site subject to availability. Medium lockers measured 22 × 25 × 50 cm; large lockers 36 × 25 × 50 cm.
Tickets
Enterticket and RebelTickets were the official sales and resale channels. Tickets were personal; changing the assigned user carried a €20 administration fee. Historical admission prices are not listed here.
El Pajar
Hosted by MOOD.
OUTWORLD
Klangkuenstler presented the OUTWORLD stage.
Visitor scale
More than 50,000 expected for the 2026 edition, according to the organiser. Pre-event forecast, not reported actual attendance.

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