Pearl Jam, Dua Lipa, The Smashing Pumpkins and Avril Lavigne Some of the first artists confirmed for the next edition of the upcoming Mad Cool Madrid festival Between 10-13 JulyWith smaller capacity and improvements in facilities compared to 2023.
He announced the other names of the seventh edition of the organization of the event at a press conference this Monday: Janelle Monáe, Sum 41, Black Pumas, Jessie Ware, Bring Me The Horizon and Arlo Parks.
With one day more than his previous call, Mad Cool will kick off the schedule on Wednesday, July 10, with Dua Lipa, The Smashing Pumpkins, Janelle Monáe, Garbage, Rels B, Nothing But Thieves, Tom Odell, James Arthur and Soccer Mommy, among others.
Pearl Jam, which was among the stars of this festival in 2018, returns as the headliner on July 11. It will sound more rock Greta Van Fleet and her Spanish project Motxila 21 consist of 15 musicians with Down syndrome.
Keane, Michael Kiwanuka, Bomb Estéreo, Mando Diao, Sofi Tukker will also attend that day.
On Friday, July 12th, the guitars will continue to be loud outside thanks to Sum 41, Black Pumas and Tom Morello. There will be a day that unites once again various sounds Thanks to artists like Jessie Ware.
Closing on Saturday, July 13, the headliners will be Bring Me The Horizon and Avril Lavigne, who has not played in Spain since her last visit to Madrid in 2007. Gaslight Anthem, Arlo Parks, Ashnikko and The Blessed Madonna will also appear in the musical presentation that day.
There’s still more left artists will be announced in the coming weeks These include some headlines, especially those confirmed to EFE by the organization on Friday, which also reported that the maximum capacity of 70,000 people would be reduced, although it has not yet stated the final figure.
Assuring the press after the events that took place at the festival last year, co-director of the festival, Javier Arnaiz, said, “There were already problems with the venue change in 2018 that did not occur the following year, and I think we will get better here too.” The premiere of Iberdrola Music, its new venue in the south of the city.
In this sense, he noted improvements in facilities, the reduction of two phases (from eight to six), more open space and changes in location, such as the placement of bathrooms towards the periphery after the placement trial in 2023. in the region, central.
“We are also working with the venue to reduce the internal and acoustic impact, both the acoustic impact and the flow of people entering and exiting the public,” following complaints from surrounding residents and fines imposed. said. For these reasons, it also led to the design of a new mobility plan and keep shutting down Festival at 02:00 in the morning.
Source: Informacion
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