The festival returns to the Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife from July 16 to 18 with 14 artists. Don Omar, Chayanne and Myke Towers head a lineup featuring reggaeton, Latin pop, and salsa.
The Tenerife Cook Music Fest is all set for its 2026 edition. The event, held at the Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, will bring together 14 top artists over three nights, with Don Omar, Chayanne and Myke Towers as headliners. Doors will open at 16:00 each day.
A date with Latin music at the Dársena de Los Llanos
The venue, covering over 24,000 square meters, is located at the Dársena de Los Llanos, by the sea and just minutes from the capital of Tenerife. There, concerts will be combined with dining areas, bars, and premium zones. The organisers expect a large turnout of both locals and tourists.
Thursday, July 16 will be dedicated to urban music. Farruko (18:15), Ivy Queen (20:05), Don Omar (22:00), and Myke Towers (23:45) will perform. Attendees will enjoy the big names in reggaeton on a night that promises to be intense.
Latin pop and salsa for the weekend
On Friday, July 17, the festival will focus on Latin pop. Emily Estefan (17:30), Greeicy (19:00), Olga Tañón (20:30), and Chayanne (22:30), the main attraction of the day, will take the stage. The night will be completed by Gente de Zona, who will add a Cuban touch.
Saturday, July 18 will feature salsa and merengue. Elvis Crespo, Luis Enrique, and other artists to be confirmed will perform. The final schedules will be published soon on the festival's website.
For the Canary Islands audience, the Cook Music Fest has become an unmissable summer event. The combination of international artists and the port setting makes it unique in the islands. Additionally, the organisation has arranged transport services and parking areas to facilitate access.
Prices and ticket sales
Three-day passes are already on sale from 89 euros. Single-day tickets start from 39 euros. There are also VIP options with access to premium areas and included refreshments. Tickets can be purchased on the official festival website.
The Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council has expressed its support for the event, which boosts the local economy and attracts thousands of visitors.
“It is a source of pride for the capital of Tenerife to host a festival of this level,” said the Councillor for Festivities.
Local residents should be aware that traffic around the port may be affected during the three days, especially at the end of the concerts. Public transport or designated parking areas are recommended.
With this lineup, the Cook Music Fest 2026 is shaping up to be one of the major musical events of the summer in the Canary Islands. The mix of rhythms and the quality of the artists guarantee a weekend of celebration by the sea.
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