Mediterránea Festival

Gandia, August 2025. At the sultry intersection of sea breeze and sonic buzz, the Mediterranean's most magnetic gathering of indie and pop took root. The sixth edition of the Festival Mediterránea, staged in the verdant Parc Ausiàs March, turned Gandia into a vibrant stage—an eclectic celebration of music, culture, and communal joy.

Thursday night soared with La La Love You, Siloé, Íñigo Quintero, Innmir, and Alberttinny—setting the tone with upbeat indie flair and electric youthfulness.

Friday delivered a genre-spanning cascade: Dani Fernández, Fangoria, Carlos Sadness, Alcalá Norte, Sandra Monfort, Ale Acosta, Besmaya, and more, gathering the emotional weight of pop with avant-garde edge.

Saturday crescendoed with Mikel Izal—solo and introspective—alongside Shinova’s grandeur, Crystal Fighters’ euphoric world-pop, Elyella’s DJ set, and a constellation of emerging artists including Joven Dolores, Esther, Hoonine, María de Juan, Malmö 040, and Merino.

Gandia in August means heat, beaches, and the scent of sangria in the air. Between set changes, concert-goers meandered to the shoreline or sampled local delicacies, weaving a tapestry of laid-back festivity and live-wire energy. The breezy amphitheater of Parc Ausiàs March—shadowed and sunlit in turn—turned every guitar strum and vocal flourish into an heirloom moment.

In short, Mediterránea Festival 2025 wasn’t just another summer gig. It was a sonic love letter to the Med, a living amphitheater where sound, scene, and sun coalesced into something more—a signature experience for fans and a cultural linchpin for the city.

for more information on the 2026 edition: Mediterranea Festival