They already warned it: the desert of Monegros I would roar again. And said and done. A new edition of the Festival, number 33 specifically, will deploy hundreds of impossible artists and scenarios on July 25, 2026. It will do so after a record edition with more than 50,000 attendees from 90 countries and about 140 artists. This year was historic for several reasons, from the stage to the artists’ squad. One of the most special moments came from the hand of Indira, the first Spanish woman to close the Monegros.
With expectations already in the clouds for a new edition, the Monegrinos already expect the sale of tickets. It is precisely this Thursday, July 31 at 4:00 p.m. when the first will be put on sale. Of course, there will only be 5,000 tickets at a special price, so the thousands of festival followers must run to take their own.
This new edition promises another 22 hours (and more) of uninterrupted music with some of the most famous DJs and artists on the panorama. In addition, and as happened in this edition, the surprise factor will fill the Aragonese desert again. This year there were two main novelties on stage. Thus, the Duna Stage by Brunch Electronik premiered (with a careful selection of house and techno in a more intimate environment) and the imposing unreal, a dystopian temple for the darkest and most blunt sounds of the European scene.
“This year has been deeply exciting. Seeing Indira to close the festival, surrounded by a sea of people delivered after 22 hours without stopping, reminded us why we do this. Not only is it music, it is legacy, it is evolution, it is to break limits,” says Cruz Arnau, co -founder of the festival. “Monegros 2025 has been an edition that breathes present and future at the same time. We have opted for new formats, new talents and new audiences. What has been experienced in the desert cannot be replicated anywhere else,” adds Juan Arnau J
