WOS FESTIVAL 2026 ANNOUNCES FULL LINEUP

Summary:

• WOS Festival 2026 runs from September 11 to 13 in Santiago de Compostela.
• The lineup features 26 projects across nine locations throughout the city.
• Half of the projects include Spanish premieres or new audiovisual presentations.

You experience the ninth edition of WOS Festival x SON Estrella Galicia from September 11 to 13 in Santiago de Compostela. The organizers published the completed roster featuring 26 distinct musical and audiovisual projects. The event distributes live sets, club music, experimental compositions, and visual performances across nine venues.

New additions join the roster, expanding the original list of performers. Newly added artists include Artur M. Puga & Sevi Iko Dømochevsky, Ben Vince, Demdike Stare, Grobas b2b Pumu, HHY & The Kampala Unit, Israa Shalaby, Midori Hirano, Saya, SKY H1, and Tujiko Noriko. These artists join previously announced acts such as Ana Roxanne, Blood of Aza, Eerie Enterprise, gyrofield, JASSS, Jokkoo Collective, Juli Deák, Lee Gamble, Mor Elian, Paul Jebanasam, Polygonia, Shackleton, Slikback with maltdisney and Tasya, Space Afrika, Visible Cloaks, and Yu Su.

Exactly 13 projects present Spanish premieres or original compositions created for this edition. Blood of Aza brings the world premiere of an audiovisual live show. Paul Jebanasam presents mātr as a Spanish audiovisual premiere alongside Demdike Stare presenting Who Owns the Dark. Slikback, maltdisney, and Tasya feature their collaboration Friction for the first time in Spain. Space Afrika, Visible Cloaks, and Yu Su presents Foundry also present new audiovisual sets. Eight performers deliver their first Spanish presentations of new compositions, including Ana Roxanne, Ben Vince, Israa Shalaby, Juli Deák, Midori Hirano, Shackleton, SKY H1, and Tujiko Noriko. The Japan Foundation Madrid supports the concert by Tujiko Noriko.

You move through dynamic spaces spread across Santiago de Compostela. Teatro Principal hosts quiet acoustic listening. Igrexa da Universidade provides a church atmosphere for focused sound experimentation. Fundación Eugenio Granell links sound with visual arts exhibitions. Fundación Laboral da Construción opens industrial halls for high-volume live music and night club sets. Capitol presents club culture combined with visual art. Additional locations include Parque de Bonaval, Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea, Sede Afundación, and NUMAX cinema.

You purchase Weekend Passes through official festival platforms including Ingresse and Ataquilla. These passes grant entrance across the full schedule and offer priority entry to small venues until 15 minutes before showtimes. Organizers plan to release single day tickets soon. Funding support comes from SON Estrella Galicia, Xunta de Galicia, Concertos do Xacobeo, the Provincial Council of A Coruña, Santiago de Compostela City Council, the Spanish Ministry of Culture, Acción Cultural Española, and Japan Foundation Madrid.