The festival celebrates its last two days on July 24 and 25 at the Lava Live Stadium, featuring a lineup that combines bachata, pop, and urban music.
The Lava Live Fest 2026 is approaching its final stretch this weekend with two days promising to fill Arrecife with music. The festival, now in its third edition in the capital of Lanzarote, has scheduled performances for Friday, July 24, and Saturday, July 25, featuring artists such as Juan Luis Guerra, Nicky Jam, Ana Mena, and Nathy Peluso, among others.
The chosen venue is once again the Lava Live Stadium, a space located next to the Cabildo of Lanzarote that has been adapted to accommodate thousands of attendees. The organisation expects a large turnout throughout the weekend, where different musical styles will be combined on the main stage.
The lineup for Friday, July 24, will be headlined by Dominican Juan Luis Guerra, an undisputed figure in bachata and merengue, who will perform with his band. Joining him will be Málaga's Ana Mena, known for her pop hits, along with artists Juanma Restrepo, Ventura, Malpeis, and Renzzo El Selector, completing the first day's programme.
For Saturday, July 25, the highlight will be Puerto Rican Nicky Jam, one of the big names in Latin urban music. He will be joined by Argentine Nathy Peluso, who will present her Club Grasa DJ Set, as well as Barry B, Rodrigo Fénix, and Toni Bob. The mix of styles aims to attract a diverse audience, from bachata lovers to pop and reggaeton fans.
The Lava Live Fest 2026 has been structured into four musical days spread across June and July, with the last two concentrating the most prominent names on the lineup. The organisation has emphasised that the festival aims for a diverse programme and to offer a complete experience, which also includes a gastronomic space within the venue.
Tickets for both days are already on sale through the Cultura Lanzarote platform. The organisation recommends purchasing them in advance to avoid queues and ensure access, given the expected interest. Prices have not been detailed, but they are expected to remain in line with previous editions.
Among the planned services, the festival will again feature accessibility measures for people with reduced mobility and information points. Additionally, security has been reinforced, and shaded and resting areas will be provided for the audience. The organisation has also confirmed that the policies of equality and respect that have characterised the event in previous years will be maintained.
The Lava Live Fest has established itself as one of the most important musical events of the summer in Lanzarote, attracting visitors from across the island and other parts of the archipelago. The stadium's location, in the heart of Arrecife, facilitates access both on foot and by public transport, and parking areas will be made available nearby.
For attendees, it is recommended to arrive with enough time, especially on Saturday, when a larger turnout is expected. The organisation has requested the public's cooperation in keeping the venue clean and following the instructions of security personnel. It is also reminded that bringing food or drink from outside is not allowed.
With this third edition, the Lava Live Fest aims to establish itself as a reference in the festival calendar of the Canary Islands, competing with other established events in the islands. The combination of international and national artists, along with the summery atmosphere of Arrecife, makes it an attractive option for live music lovers.
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