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Sweden

dark techno

minimal techno

raw techno

schranz

swedish electronic

swedish techno

techno

Belgium

acid techno

belgian techno

electra

Spain

spanish techno

Andres Campo

United Kingdom

drum and bass

jungle

uk dnb

Andy C

France

french techno

minimal dub

Anetha

Italy

brazilian techno

ANNA

Türkiye

Carlita

Germany

Clara Cuvé

float house

jazz house

Dan Shake

Dax J

deep disco house

house

FJAAK

Australia

industrial techno

I Hate Models

Ilario Alicante

Kobosil

deep euro house

hard techno

Klangkuenstler

Kevin de Vries

Denmark

danish electronic

danish techno

melodic techno

United States

nyc club

Layton Giordani

tech house

Brazil

Regal

Netherlands

Reinier Zonneveld

deep house

detroit house

detroit techno

microhouse

minimal tech house

Seth Troxler

Sara Landry

Palestine

arab electronic

palestinian alternative

Sama’ Abdulhadi

acid house

canadian electronic

Richie Hawtin

brazilian edm

A short-lived, yet intense desert experience is the bones of 

. 22 hours of music, art installations, and a radical audio-visual experience make up the meat of the event. Impossible to illustrate the extent of the festival without attending yourself, the unparalleled event is described as the biggest electronic music festival in Spain, featuring 100+ artists across 11+ stages with 50,000+ attendees from over 80 countries. The electronic festival takes place in the middle of nowhere in Monegros Desert in Aragon, Spain. The harsh desert landscape and non-stop festivities make for an extreme festival experience made only for those that can withstand the ferocity.

Monegros Desert Festival puts a focus on techno as the biggest techno festival in the country, but also hosts artists across genres like hip-hop, drum & bass, house, tech house, acid, techno, hardcore, and more. Discover ground-breaking artists across a dozen indoor and outdoor stages, with a spotlight on the new generation of musicians. Over the decades of Monegros Desert Festival, an array of the scene’s most influential figures have performed, including 

Festival-goers are transported to a creative oasis that appears and disappears in 24 hours. In addition to music, the multi-cultural festival features art, architecture, visuals, impossible structures, performing arts, and more. Each stage presents its own unique atmosphere and sound, all with intricate designs and industry-leading audio-visual equipment, including Funktion One, Greenlight Sound System, Kierewiet System, and L-Acoustics.

Sprawled across the barren desert, decorating the impoverished land are a dozen different music zones. Festival stages include the Sound System Temple main stage which features headliners and pays tribute to early raves, the covered Techno Cathedral with 360 sound, The 

 Stage sponsored by Absolut featuring psychedelic video mapping, the Open Air festival epicentre hosting six global electronic superstars, The Club which inside an A330 airplane with surprise sessions only, Industry City x DC area which features two stages, including Kiereweit System, separated by a half pipe featuring some of the hardest sounds of the festival, the Corrall stage inside a barn where the event got its start, another barn, El Pajar, which features emerging Spanish drum & bass artists, and Greenlight Corner, the festival’s dedicated “almost secret” space for dub and roots reggae featuring dozens of speakers around a control tower.

There is also an exclusive space, the Artist Village, for VIP guests and performers positioned inside a real train; regular attendees can also enter through a secret way that must be discovered.

This year’s Monegros Desert Festival celebrates its 30th year on July 29th and 30th, 2023. The legendary Wu-Tang Clan is headlining the whole festival. Alongside the hip-hop group is a slew of live bands such as Pendulum, Fernando Costa, Iseo & Dodosound, Ill Pekeño & Ergo Pro, and electronic artists like 999999999, 

Escape to an unexpected desert oasis for a fleeting, unrivaled music experience at Monegros Desert Festival. 

Monegros Desert

Monegros Desert Festival