The International Record Fair returns to Madrid with 140 stands, musical rarities and two days of vinyl

The International Record Fair returns to Casa de Campo. Vinyl, cassettes and CDs from around the world. Live music, talks and a collecting atmosphere. A plan for those who live music in Madrid.

This weekend, Madrid's cultural calendar adds a classic that never goes out of fashion. The International Record Fair returns to the Casa de Campo Convention Pavilion, turning the venue into a genuine refuge for those looking to expand their collection or simply lose themselves among vinyl, cassettes and CDs from every corner. Now in its 28th edition, the event brings together 140 stands full of special editions, out-of-print records and true rarities, in an atmosphere where conversation and curiosity take centre stage.

The fair takes place on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 May, with opening hours for those who want to devote time to it: from 10:00 to 21:00 on Saturday and until 19:30 on Sunday. In addition to the records on offer, the event includes live performances by emerging bands, DJ sets, presentations and talks, creating a space where music is experienced beyond headphones. Access is straightforward: general admission costs 5.10 euros, and a pass for both days costs 9.49 euros. Children under 12 enter free, and dogs are welcome provided they are kept on a lead.

For anyone wishing to continue exploring the world of music collecting in Madrid, the city has leading shops such as Rotor Discos, Ater Cosmo, Discos Ziggy, Discos La Gramola, Discos Babel, Mad K-Pop, Lost Things Discos & Libros, Escridiscos, La Metralleta or Liquidator Music. Places where the search for that special record can become another part of everyday routine.

The Casa de Campo Convention Pavilion is one of those places that, without making a fuss, set Madrid's cultural pulse. Its location, surrounded by green spaces and well connected by public transport, makes it a regular meeting point for fairs and events seeking an approachable, accessible atmosphere. The International Record Fair has found its home here, consolidating a tradition that each year gains new followers and keeps the passion for music in physical format alive. Madrid is already beginning to move in that direction.

🆕 Madrid International Record Fair 2026. The event returns to Casa de Campo on 9 and 10 May, with thousands of vinyl records, cassettes and CDs, 140 stands, live music, talks and an atmosphere designed for collectors and music lovers; tickets cost €5.10 per day or €9.49 for a two-day pass.