Low Festival returns to Torrevieja: who is coming in 2027

The coast’s biggest indie festival is back in Torrevieja on 30 and 31 July and 1 August 2027. The first names are Siloé, Shinova, La La Love You, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana and Elyella, and passes are already on sale from €55.99.

Low was born in Benidorm — in its early years it was even called Low Cost Festival — and for almost 15 summers it drew indie and pop-rock fans there. Its stages hosted everyone from Fangoria to Pet Shop Boys, Empire of the Sun and The Kooks, who played the last Benidorm edition in 2025. In autumn 2025 the promoter, Producciones Baltimore, announced it was leaving: the Benidorm venue had been handed to a new private operator whose financial terms the festival could not meet. Torrevieja became its new home.

📍 The first summer in Torrevieja

The first Low in Torrevieja took place on 31 July – 2 August 2026 in Parque Antonio Soria: green lawns between the sea and the pink salt lagoons, with four stages. Kasabian, The Hives, Editors, Fangoria and Dani Fernández played, and Love of Lesbian came on their farewell tour. Alicante Plaza estimated that around 50,000 people visited the park over the three days, and the town hall calls Low the biggest festival in the province.

📍 Who is coming in 2027

The first wave brings Siloé, Shinova, La La Love You, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana and Elyella, plus Puño Dragón, Cervatana, Perfecto Miserable, Ultralágrima, 1111 and Grumpys. This is just the start, and more artists will be announced later. The festival shared the news together with Torrevieja mayor Eduardo Dolón. The organisers promise a roomier site, separate sound for each stage and an easier trip home after the shows, in response to feedback from 2026.

📍 Tickets

Three-day passes went on sale on 3 November at a promotional price: according to the organisers, from 17:00 for Low List members at €55.99 and from 19:00 for everyone at €58.99. General and VIP wristbands are posted to your home with delivery included. Children are admitted only from age 8 with a dedicated child ticket, and under-16s must come with a parent or guardian.

📍 Getting there

Parque Antonio Soria is on Avenida Delfina Viudes. According to the festival, there are more than 2,000 free parking spaces nearby, and town bus lines C and 6 serve the park. Book accommodation for late July now: on festival days visitors come to Torrevieja from all over Spain.