Brunch Electronik Festival closed out its third edition this Sunday with record-breaking attendance and an elevated experience that firmly cements its place as one of Barcelona’s most important summer music events. Over four days, more than 65,000 fans gathered across its stages to enjoy over 90 artists, alongside a distinctive mix of cultural and social programming in the heart of the city.
From August 7 to 10, the festival transformed iconic venues like Parc del Fòrum and Poble Espanyol into hubs of electronic music energy. With a meticulously curated lineup and production upgrades that raised the bar, this year’s edition exceeded all expectations.
The festival opened with a mesmerizing performance by Maribou State and wrapped up with an unforgettable closing night from Folamour. Throughout the weekend, standout sets came from Marlon Hoffstadt’s live show, Klangkuenstler’s acclaimed Outworld performance, and Róisín Murphy’s hypnotic stage presence. The 360º techno stage Iconik hosted a jaw-dropping set by DJ Gigola, while Chris Stussy, Chloé Caillet, Marco Carola, Patrick Mason, Anetha, and Loco Dice each delivered electrifying moments that had the crowd moving well into the night.
Building on its success from last year, the Open Stage by Von Dutch Loves once again became one of the most celebrated parts of the festival, giving 21 emerging DJs—selected through an open call—the chance to perform in front of thousands. This initiative underscores Brunch Electronik’s commitment to local talent, diversity, and community spirit.
Several new enhancements shaped the 2025 experience, including relocating all stages for improved comfort and crowd flow, expanding shaded areas, and introducing cold water stations with cooling systems. The Groovik stage was widened for a larger dancefloor, while the Harmonik stage was redesigned in a new location for better accessibility.
True to its values, Brunch Electronik Festival maintained a strong focus on sustainability and inclusivity. Through the B!HUB space, the event promoted eco-conscious practices like reusable cups, recycling stations, and energy-efficient production. Inclusive areas such as Punto Lila, the LGTBIQ+ stand, Music For All, and the Safe Party space with professional psychological support ensured a welcoming environment for everyone.
The celebration extended beyond the main festival grounds with official afterparties across INPUT, La Terrrazza, and Sala Upload, featuring top-tier programming from Thursday through Sunday. Direct shuttles connected Parc del Fòrum to Poble Espanyol, making it easy for fans to keep dancing late into the night.
Adding a unique twist, the festival also hosted the second edition of Warm-Up Electronik, combining fitness and music. 1,000 participants trained with Nike Trainer Mireia Borrás to a custom soundtrack by Niz.
With world-class performances, seamless production, and a clear commitment to sustainability and inclusivity—bolstered by energy partner Repsol supplying 100% renewable fuel for its generators—Brunch Electronik Festival has once again proven itself as a leading force in Barcelona’s cultural calendar and the international electronic music scene.
Following this year’s success, Brunch Electronik has already announced its 2026 edition, with Super Early Bird tickets now available in limited quantities: https://es.ra.co/events/2234024.