Concerts, festivals, and stand-up monologue fill the summer events program in Benidorm

Benidorm City Council, through its Department of Events, has scheduled a dozen concerts, festivals, and stand-up comedy shows for this summer. These events will be complemented by other cultural and festive activities, rounding out the city's leisure offerings between June and October. The Councillor for Events, Jesús Carrobles, stated that "these activities are very varied and aimed at audiences of all ages," allowing "a very wide range of people to enjoy them, both residents of our city and other nearby towns, as well as tourists and visitors."

Carrobles announced that the program will begin on June 7th with the "Tribute to the Route," which will take place in the Julio Iglesias Auditorium in Parque de l'Aigüera. “In this case, this is an event organised by the Commission for Major Patronal Festivals, so it will also help organise our Major Festivals in October,” the councillor stated.

The next events will be on June 13 and 14, with the monologue “Don't Cross Your Arms” by David Cepo and the children's show “The Musical Book” by Luli Pampin, both also at the Julio Iglesias Stadium.

In July, on the 5th and 6th, the Guillermo Amor Sports City will host the first of two major festivals planned for this summer: the Reggaeton Beach Festival, whose lineup already includes Eladio Carrión, El Alfa, Chencho Corleone, Omar Courtz, Luar La L, and Noriel.

On July 18, comedian Martita de Graná will perform her stand-up comedy "Martita Sea!" at the Julio Iglesias, the same venue that will host the performance "Misión Impro-sible" by stand-up comedians Aguilera and Mení the following day, on July 19.

The activities will once again move to the Guillermo Amor Sports City from July 25 to 27, when the now-famous Low Festival will be held. This event will bring a lineup of more than thirty artists to the city, including national and international acts such as Pet Shop Boys, Emire of the Sun, The Kooks, Viva Suecia, Lori Meyers, Sexy Cebras, and Carolina Durante.

On August 16, the Julio Iglesias Auditorium will host the comeback concert of Andalusian group Los Caños, while in September, the main celebrations for the 15th anniversary of Benidorm Pride 2025, which this year takes place from September 1 to 7, will take place in this same venue.

On September 20, also at the Julio Iglesias Auditorium, the first edition of the Indiverso DJ Festival will be held, with a lineup that includes Woody, drummer for the London band Bastille, as a DJ set; Juanca and Pope from Supersubmarina as Supersub DJs; and a session by Ley DJ.

Finally, on October 10 and 11, the Iberia Festival will close out the event program, with performances by Coque Malla, Santero y los Muchachos, La Frontera, Ilegales, and Burning, among others, at the Julio Iglesias Auditorium.