In Girona, the Strenes Festival 2026 was close to full: 31,170 paid tickets for 34,530 available

The Strenes Festival 2026 in Girona gathered more than 32,500 spectators. 31,170 paid tickets were sold (90% occupancy) and 21 out of 28 paid concerts sold out.

04 of may of 2026 at 15:46h
In Girona, the Strenes Festival 2026 was close to full: 31,170 paid tickets for 34,530 available
In Girona, the Strenes Festival 2026 was close to full: 31,170 paid tickets for 34,530 available

Girona has consolidated its status as a musical benchmark in Catalonia with the closing of the Strenes Festival 2026. The event brought together more than 32,500 spectators throughout its 34 scheduled offerings.

The demand exceeded the organization's initial expectations. 31,170 paid tickets were sold out of a total of 34,530 available, resulting in an occupancy rate of 90%.

The massive success of Fontajau

The Fontajau pavilion regained its prominence by hosting large-format concerts. This space witnessed the return of large-scale music after the limitations of previous editions.

Joan Dausà led attendance in this venue. The artist performed before nearly 6,000 spectators and demonstrated the headliners' ability to draw crowds in the city.

"Girona consolidates itself as the epicenter of live music in Catalonia" - Strenes Festival Organization

The public's response was overwhelming in most venues. Twenty-one of the 28 paid concerts sold out before the performances began.

The seven remaining shows were not left behind. These events maintained an average occupancy of 75%, reflecting sustained interest across the entire lineup.

Opening and diversity of scenarios

The programming also included accessible proposals for all audiences. A total of 1,400 people attended the free admission concerts distributed throughout different parts of the city.

The festival reaffirms its essential role as a showcase for the country's musical premieres. The high participation validates the cultural dissemination model implemented in the capital of Girona.

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