The Lava Live Festival in Arrecife announces its grand finale on July 24 and 25, with Juan Luis Guerra and Nicky Jam as headliners, following the success of the World Cup broadcast.
The Lava Live Stadium in Arrecife is preparing to close its third edition with a bang. Following the success of the broadcast of the World Cup final, which brought together hundreds of people to celebrate the victory of the Spanish team, the festival has announced its grand finale for July 24 and 25.
The organisation has thanked the massive response from the public during the screening of the match, an initiative promoted by the City Council of Arrecife that turned the stadium into a meeting point for thousands of residents and tourists. The festive atmosphere and the exemplary behaviour of the attendees marked an unforgettable night.
Friday 24: Latin and Pop Rhythms with Juan Luis Guerra
The first day of closure will be headlined by the Dominican Juan Luis Guerra, a true legend of Latin music, and the Spanish Ana Mena. They will be joined by artists such as Juanma Restrepo, Ventura, Malpeis, and Renzzo El Selector, in a night that promises a fusion of bachata, merengue, and pop.
The Front Stage tickets for Friday are already sold out, demonstrating the excitement generated. Only a few general admission tickets are still available, so the organisation recommends purchasing them as soon as possible to avoid missing out.
Saturday 25: Urban Closure with Nicky Jam and Nathy Peluso
The grand finale will arrive on Saturday with Puerto Rican Nicky Jam and Argentine Nathy Peluso, who will present her unique Club Grasa DJ Set. Completing the lineup are Barry B, Rodrigo Fénix, and Toni Bob, in an evening dedicated to urban and Latin sounds.
The festival, held under the sky of Lanzarote, has established itself as an unmissable event of the Canary summer. The combination of international and local artists, along with the privileged setting of the stadium, attracts a diverse and dedicated audience every year.
For those who are late, it is still possible to get passes for both days, although stocks are running out quickly. The organisers do not rule out last-minute surprises, so it is advisable to keep an eye on the event's social media.
The Lava Live Festival 2026 is sponsored by the Cabildo of Lanzarote, SPEL-Turismo Lanzarote, the Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism of Lanzarote, the City Council of Arrecife, Tourism of the Canary Islands, the Government of the Canary Islands, and Youth of the Canary Islands, as well as private collaborators. A firm commitment to culture and leisure that strengthens the island's tourist offer.
With this golden finale, Arrecife bids farewell to a festival that has successfully combined sport, music, and community. Those who attend are sure to experience two unforgettable nights. However, it is better to arrive early to park, as the stadium fills up and the bachata rounds can stretch into the dawn.
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