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ReggaeMad Fest returns to the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid on 5 and 6 June with live reggae, dub and dancehall
Madrid continues to add outdoor plans with the arrival of good weather. ReggaeMad Fest returns this June to the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid campus, which will become a meeting point for lovers of reggae and Jamaican culture for two days.
The festival will be held on 5 and 6 June with a line-up combining international artists and local acts. Names such as Turbulence, Iration Steppas, Mo Kalamity and Emeterians will share a stage in a format designed to be enjoyed unhurriedly, with room to dance and move between styles such as dub, roots and dancehall.
Tickets are already available from 24.20 euros, with two-day passes for 60.50 euros and reduced rates for students. The event thus joins a season packed with festivals in the city, alongside established fixtures such as Mad Cool and Río Babel.
The Cantoblanco campus setting adds value: green areas, spaciousness and a university atmosphere that distinguishes this festival from major events in the centre. In addition, its Cercanías connection makes it easier to arrive from different parts of the city.
These kinds of offerings broaden the way Madrid is experienced in spring: plans outside the usual circuit, live music and open spaces that invite people to extend the day. For many, it is the perfect excuse to discover new sounds without leaving the city and change the weekend's rhythm.