The festival's 13th edition maintains its philosophy of discovering music without pretension, incorporating electronic music on the first day with free admission and presenting proposals ranging from rock and metal to pop and alternative music.
Festival director Teresa Deudero highlighted that the program is designed as “four days, four experiences,” with distinct themed days. The first day, Thursday, September 10, will be free and dedicated to electronic music, featuring artists such as the Canarian Ale Acosta. Friday is reserved for the “most intense” day, while Saturday will focus on alternative sounds, pop, rock, and fusion, including a performance by Aldara, winner of LPA Emergente 2025.
Sunday will close the festival with LPA Fan Family, a family-oriented day combining music with gastronomy, workshops, and activities for all audiences.
The LPA Emergente contest, one of the edition's key initiatives, selected six finalist bands from over 72 proposals. Three will be chosen by popular vote and three by the organization, while a professional jury will select the winner, who will earn a spot on the LPA B Music Festival 2027 lineup. Voting remains open until August 31.
The festival has also focused on reducing its environmental impact, achieving a carbon footprint reduction of approximately 25% between 2024 and 2025 through measures such as promoting public transport and centralizing artist travel.
Promotur estimates the festival's economic impact at around 2.7 million euros, with approximately 10,000 attendees and a publicity return close to 130%, consolidating its growth without losing its essence of musical discovery.
