Low Festival 2025 in Benidorm marks its 15th anniversary with the first wave of artists, as the organizers confirmed a lineup headlined by diverse talents. The Kooks, Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Carolina Durante, Xoel López, Siloé, Judeline, María Escarmiento, Camellos, Teo Lucadamo, Cool Nenas, and Nusar 3000 are the ten acts announced so far, signaling what promises to be a standout edition. True to tradition, the Vibra Mahou Stage remains the centerpiece, reaffirming the festival’s commitment to live music and giving visibility to emerging and local talent alike.
The Kooks’ appearance is among the most anticipated moments of the festival. The British indie rock icons have defined a era since their debut, and they continue to surprise followers with records that feel fresh and energetic. Songs such as She Moves in Her Own Way and Naive will echo through the Ciudad Deportiva Guillermo Amor as the festival unfolds on July 25, 26, and 27, 2025.
But the international presence doesn’t end there. Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, a duo from Argentina known for their unpredictable style and genre-blending approach, will bring a playful and adventurous sonic journey to Benidorm. Their debut album Baño María blends dembow, R&B, and EDM, while both artists will also showcase selections from their solo careers, offering a broader view of their evolving musical paths.
Carolina Durante, one of the leading bands from Madrid, arrives with Elige tu propia aventura. This latest album shows a mature outlook and a refreshed energy that reflects the band’s growth under Diego Ibáñez, tackling the concerns and experiences of a generation and reinforcing their status as a distinctive voice in the scene.
A versatile voice in the mix, Xoel López will headline with his sixteenth album Caldo Espírito. The Galician artist guides listeners through an emotional journey that blends rock with his roots and deeper textures, while keeping beloved tracks like Lodo and Tierra in the spotlight, delivering a performance that resonates with longtime fans and new listeners alike.
Siloé will also take the stage, offering a blend of stadium-ready anthems and soul-soaked melodies. The Valladolid band is known for a high-energy live show and has earned praise from fellow artists, including Chris Martin of Coldplay, who has highlighted their compelling presence.
In the urban spectrum, Judeline stands out with Bodhiria, a bold work that fuses influences from her Venezuelan homeland with caló, Arabic resonances, and Lorca-inspired textures to create a mood that’s entirely original. María Escarmiento will present her new EP iCandy, a tribute to the early 2000s with an electronic sensibility that aims to electrify the dance floors and capture the nostalgia of that era.
Camellos are back with their third album Manual de estilo, a punchy declaration of a new guitar-driven rock that’s tight, irreverent, and fearless in live performance. They are contrasted on the bill with Teo Lucadamo, one of the festival’s rising stars who blends hip hop, electronic textures, trap, and jazz. Tracks like Ritmo and Socorro, me aburro illustrate a trajectory that keeps expanding and surprising audiences, never sticking to a single sound for long.
Completing the lineup, Cool Nenas will deliver their signature upbeat, high-energy rave sets, while Nusar 3000 threads together bold electronic sounds with urban experimentation. The combination reinforces Low Festival’s ambition to offer a broad, eclectic slate that appeals to listeners with varied tastes and to position the event as a national reference point for contemporary music.
This edition adds to a program that already features more than 65 artists, with Low Festival 2025 scheduled for July 25 to 27 at the Ciudad Deportiva Guillermo Amor in Benidorm. General, VIP, and VIP POOL passes will be available through official festival channels and trusted ticketing platforms. Historically, the festival sells out well in advance, so attendees should plan to secure tickets early after tickets go on sale, as reported by the event organizers.