Low Festival

Benidorm will once again become the capital of live music from July 25 to 27 with a very special edition of Low Festival. In 2025, the festival celebrates its 15th Anniversary with a proposal that transcends the musical and makes it an essential event. The connection between Low Festival and Vibra Mahou, the music platform of Mahou Cinco Estrellas, will continue to drive five-star experiences around the best live music, consolidating the festival as a reference of summer and Benidorm as an exclusive and unique destination.

To the long-awaited visit of Pet Shop Boys, Empire of the Sun, Bomba Estéreo, Viva Suecia and Carolina Durante, 8 new confirmations are added today:Fangoria, Sexy Zebras, Niña Polaca, Varry Brava, Delaporte, Hofe, Oro Jondo and Marie Malarie, which promise to make this edition an unforgettable milestone.

Fangoria, the iconic duo formed by Alaska and Nacho Canut, returns to Benidorm with their unmistakable fusion of electronic and pop, a combination that has marked several generations. With lyrics full of irony, hedonism and melancholy, his music continues to be the soundtrack of those who seek to escape on the dance floor. Each new album is an evolution of their style, maintaining their essence while experimenting with avant-garde sounds. His concerts, always dazzling, are an explosion of energy, lights and extravagance, reaffirming their status as undisputed references of Spanish music.

Sexy Zebras, the Madrid band of wild rock and overwhelming attitude, once again demonstrates why they are one of the references of the most visceral rock in Spanish. With a live charged with adrenaline, distortion and pure dedication, its raw and uncompromising sound turns each concert into a real discharge of energy. Recently, they have shaken the scene with new singles such as 'Bravo', 'Pogo' and 'Marisol', songs that reflect their irreverent essence and their commitment to rock without filters. His music is a cry of rebellion, a blow of electricity that invites you to be out of control and to live each chord to the limit.

Niña Polaca has established herself as one of the most vibrant bands of the current indie scene, fusing the energy of garage with the sensitivity of the most stark pop. With a fresh proposal and lyrics that capture the disenchantment and euphoria of a generation, the people of Madrid-Alicantos have been able to connect with an audience that finds in their music a reflection of their own stories. Its sound, raw and authentic, gives off an overwhelming intensity both in studio and live, where its overflowing energy turns each concert into a collective catharsis.

Delaporte returns with "Déjate caer", his new album, where they take their unmistakable fusion of electronic and pop to new heights. With its characteristic vibrant and experimental sound, the Spanish-Italian duo continues to bet on creative freedom and emotional intensity in each song. "Let yourself fall" is an invitation to let go, to let yourself be carried away by the enveloping rhythms and lyrics that explore desire, transformation and connection with oneself. Live, Delaporte continues to shine with his overwhelming energy, turning each concert into an immersive experience where dance and emotion go hand in hand.

Varry Brava returns to Low Festival with his unmistakable combination of hedonism, impudence and pure celebration. With a proposal that drinks from the most colorful eighties pop and the most vibrant dance, the band turns each live into a party without brakes. His new album, "Sharipop", promises to continue raising his legacy of catchy hits and unforgettable choruses, joining timeless hymns such as 'No Gires', 'Rafaella' or 'Playa'. His music is a song to fun, an invitation to let yourself go and dance without looking back.

HOFE is the project of Igotz Mendez (Hofe) that, despite being consolidated recently, has been leaving a mark on the underground scene of Iruña for years. With a sound that navigates between electronics, post-punk and drum n' bass, they have been able to transform their energy into ambitious projects under the Oso Polita label. Their first mixtape, "Amodioa", marked the beginning of their joint career with songs like 'MzMz (Tek)' or '2 Esku 2 Laban' or 'Dinero Que Vuela ft. Ben Yart or Gremlin'. In Benidorm we can see its new limits and how they are consolidating as one of the most powerful bets of the Basque alternative scene.

Oro Jondo is much more than a DJ: he is a cultural explorer who rescues and reinvents the sounds and aesthetics of the suburbs, taking them to new dimensions. Visual artist, expert in popular culture & trash and author of the book "Give me more gasoline", his work is a tribute to gas station music and the rhythms that marked a generation. His DJ sets are a frantic journey between techno, hard techno and hard acid, crossed by influences of trance, hard groove and the Latinx club scene. With one foot in the past and the other in the future, its sound drinks from the bakalao, the machine and the club culture of the east two-milero, offering dark, vibrant and absolutely addictive sessions.

Marie Malarie (elle) is a DJ, producer-x and promoter-x with an unwavering passion for vinyl and club culture. From East London, he has built an impeccable reputation thanks to his meticulously selected sets, where he combines genres with elegance and fluidity. As a resident of some of the most iconic queer parties in the city, such as HOMODROP, Adonis and Dalston Superstore, he has become a key figure in the London underground scene. His sound proposal is a bold and hedonistic exploration, bringing to the dance floor a magnetic energy that challenges labels and celebrates diversity.

With these new additions, Low Festival 2025 promises to be an unforgettable edition on its 15th Anniversary.

Tickets available from: entradas.com and www.lowfestival.es/abonos/