What is the Tenerife Peñón Fest?
The Tenerife Peñón Fest brings indie, pop-rock and alternative music to Santa Cruz. In 2026 the ninth edition runs over two days for the first time.
Ten artists perform, five each day. Around the stage there are food and drink, culture, market and leisure areas across the expanded site at the Palmetum.
Who plays when?
On Friday 23 October, Postcode opens the festival at 15:30. Biznaga follow at 16:40, Maika Makovski at 18:10 and Pignoise at 19:40.
Loquillo closes the evening at 21:10 with “Corazones legendarios”. According to event reports, this is his only date on this Spanish tour in the Canary Islands.
On Saturday 24 October, San Tosielo starts at 15:30. Melifluo plays at 16:40, Carlos Sadness at 18:10 and La La Love You at 19:40.
Amaia performs at 21:35. According to the organisers, it is her only Canary Islands date and also her first concert on the islands.
Between the sets, DJ El Especialista Manel Ruiz plays on Friday and DJ Juana la Cubana on Saturday. Times may change according to the event information.
How much do tickets cost?
A day ticket costs 50 euros. The two-day pass at 91 euros is 9 euros cheaper than two standard day tickets.
Anyone who wants to be closer to the stage pays 107 euros for a one-day front-stage ticket. The front-stage pass for both days costs 187 euros.
Tickets are available through the official festival website and Tomaticket. Under-18s need a signed responsibility form.
For groups, the festival offers a 7+1 deal. With the family package, one child under 16 enters free with every two adult tickets.
What applies to under-18s?
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or a supervising adult. A signed consent form is required for 16 and 17-year-olds.
The published information gives no further rules for residents, foreign residents or visitors. There is also no official closing time and no detailed entry conditions.
How do visitors from the south get there?
For visitors from the south of Tenerife, Santa Cruz is the event location. The sources do not mention special buses, parking arrangements, road closures or discounts.
The festival information only gives the venue at the Palmetum.
What is still open?
No official closing time, refund rules or possible changes to set times have been published. There is also no information on public subsidies, the total budget or attendance figures from previous editions.
The next step is the two festival days on 23 and 24 October 2026. No further official measures or deadlines have been announced.