Tio Pepe Festival 2026

Tio Pepe Festival, Jerez 2026

Contemporary music and dance festivals in Andalucia

 

Tio Pepe Festival, Veranea en la Bodega, Jerez de la Frontera takes place once or twice week from 14 July to - 12th August 2026

Tio Pepe Festival was first held in 2014 with the intention of combining a unique cultural space (Tio Pepe Bodegas / Winery ) in Jerez with performing artists linking to the traditionions of wine, culture and gastronomy. The season of concerts has become very successful as can be seen from the artist line up.

The Tio Pepe Festival was awarded Best Wine Tourism Experience 2016 with as "a unique event to enjoy a series of high-level concerts and dinners during the summer nights, which are held in unique spaces of the winery".

Tio Pepe Festival Dates Summer 2026

 

About the 2026 artists

 

Raphael
Raphael is one of Spain’s most famous and influential singers of all time. Known for his powerful voice and dramatic performance style, he has been a major figure in Spanish-language music for more than six decades. With over 70 million record sales under his belt, his most popular hits include Yo Soy Aquel, Mi Gran Noche, Escándalo, Digan lo que Digan and Qué Sabe Nadie. Born in Linares, Jaén, in 1943, Raphel grew up in Madrid, after his family moved to the capital when he was only a few months old. He rose to fame in the early 1960s after winning the Benidorm Song Festival, although his popularity grew internationally when he represented Spain at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1966 and 1967.

His many achievements include receiving an extremely rare Uranium Disc in 1980 from Hispavox and SGAE for reaching over 50 million record sales. Sometimes called El Divo de Linares, the legendary singer was diagnosed with primary brain lymphoma in late 2024, which forced him to pause his career. Despite this, he returned to the stage in 2025, showing remarkable resilience by continuing to perform and record.

Elvis Crespo
Named after the King of rock and roll, Elvis Crespo is an American merengue singer who found fame in the 1990s with the Puerto Rican band Grupo Mania. Although born in New York in 1971, Crespo was raised in Puerto Rico. Since concentrating on his solo career, which took off in 1998, he has enjoyed chart success in Latin America and in the USA.

His debut album, which went platinum in the Venezuelan and Central American markets and gold in Chile, was mainly influenced by merengue, a music and dance style which has become popular throughout Latin America and among Latin communities in the USA.

Deep Purple
Deep Purple, one of the most important bands in rock history, is returning to Spain in 2026 with four concerts as part of their Mad in Europe Tour. Formed in London in 1968, the band was originally part of the ‘unholy trinity’ of British hard rock and heavy metal in the early to mid-'70s. Famed for rock anthems like Smoke on the Water, Black Night and Child in Time, the group has undergone several line-up changes over the years.

Deep Purple has stayed true to its musical roots, creating a distinctive sound that defines the band today, which is demonstrated on their 2024 album, =1.  Original members Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Ian Paice continue with renewed vitality, pushing the boundaries of hard rock to audiences around the globe, proving that Deep Purple are very much here to stay.

Pastora Soler
Born in 1978 in Coria de Rio, Sevilla, Pastora Soler is one of the most recognisable artists in the world of Spanish music. She recorded her first album in 1994, and since then, has received numerous prizes and awards for her music.  She represented Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012 with the song Quédate conmigo (which reached 10^th position in the competition), and has since continued to record and perform.

Pastora Soler is famed for her powerful voice and emotional ballads, blending pop with traditional Spanish styles like copla and flamenco.  In 2025, she received a Premio Ondas for Musical Career Achievement, recognising 30 years in music.  

Sergio Dalma
Born in Catalonia in 1964, Sergio Dalma, is one of Spain's best-selling recording artists, having topped Spain's official national album chart nine times, including an unbroken string of five number one albums between 2008 and 2013. Known for his romantic, melodic style rooted in Latin pop and contemporary music, his sound combines emotional ballads with polished pop arrangements.

Finishing in fourth place in the Eurovision in 1991 with the song Bailar Pegados, Dalma went on to enjoy international success, especially with Hispanic audiences in the USA. He has performed in Spanish throughout his career, but has also recorded in Italian, English and French.

G5: Kiko Veneno, El Canijo, Diego Ratón, Muchachito and Tomasito
5 is a collective project created by Catalan pop singer Kiko Veneno; El Canijo de Jerez (former lead singer with Los Delinqüentes); flamenco-rock guitarist Diego el Ratón; rumba, funk, swing and rock musician Muchachito; and guitarist Tomasito, one of Spain’s most original flamenco fusion artists.

Antoñito Molina
Born and raised in Rota, Cádiz (1989), Antonio Caballero Molina, known artistically as Antoñito Molina, is a singer who rose to stardom with his 2006 recording El tren de los sueños.  In 2010, he teamed up with the Sevillian singer, Mara, and the couple recorded three CDS, which turned them into the most popular Andalusian pop duo in Spain.   Since 2016, Antoñito Molina has concentrated on his solo career, and his popularity among the Spanish flamenco-pop fans is supported by around 250,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. The singer embarks on his Spanish tour in June 2026, and as well as his show in Jerez de la Frontera, he will also perform at the Starlite Marbella festival in August.

La Guardia, Javier Ojeda, La Frontera, El Pulpo
A celebration of 1980s Spanish pop-rock performed by Granada rock band, La Guardia; Javier Ojeda, lead singer of Torremolinos pop band Danza Invisible, one of the pioneers of the 1980s La Movida movement; La Frontera, a rockabilly and cowpunk band from Madrid; and charismatic DJ El Pulpo. 

Beret
Beret is a Spanish pop and urban singer-songwriter born in Seville in 1996 who first gained attention by uploading songs to YouTube and streaming platforms. His music went viral in Spain due to his emotional lyrics that mix pop, reggae, dancehall and urban styles. He signed to Warner Music in 2019 and soon began to gain recognition in Latin America due to his song Lo siento.

Luz Casal
Highly regarded as one of Spain’s most popular pop and rock singers, Luz Casal achieved much success during the 1980s and went on to receive international fame, especially in France. She has recorded more than 20 albums and has sold over 5 million copies worldwide.

She released her first single, El ascensor, in 1980, a reggae style composition that was a tribute to Bob Marley.  She received the Ondas Award 2022 for career achievement, while in 2025, King Felipe VI granted her the title of Marchioness for being an exponent of culture and the arts.

M-Clan
Founded in Murcia in 1993, rock band M-Clan has evolved from southern-influenced rock towards more commercial sound, becoming more clearly influenced by soul and blues. The band has toured and recorded extensively and are renowned for their own compositions, as well as cover versions of songs by Steve Miller, Rod Stewart and the Rolling Stones.

God Save the Queen
As their name implies, God Save the Queen pays tribute to the legendary British rock band led by Freddie Mercury. The group delivers an authentic performance of Queen’s greatest hits, recognised for closely recreating the band’s iconic 1980s style in both sound and appearance.

Loquillo
José María Sanz Beltrán - Loquillo – is a Spanish rock and roll singer who is said to be too rocker for punks, and too punk for rockers. Born in Barcelona in 1960, his musical career took off when he joined up with other musicians to form the band Loquillo y Trogloditas, who made their debut in 1983. The band stayed together for 25 years, but with the departure of the last original member in 2007, Loquillo decided to dispense with the name Trogloditas.

He has since recorded several solo albums, and has even dedicated one song - Ugly, Strong and Formal -to Hollywood legend John Wayne.  He launched an extensive tour of Spain in 2026, which will see him perform in most of the country’s main towns and cities.

Mónica Naranjo
Mónica Naranjo Carrasco (born in 1974 in Figueres, Catalonia) is a renowned pop and rock singer, songwriter and television personality, widely known for her powerful voice, dramatic style and theatrical performances. Her career began in 1994, when she produced her debut album Mónica Naranjo, initially gaining fame in Mexico before becoming a household name in Spain.

Her biggest breakthrough came with the album Palabra de mujer (1997), which sold over 2.5 million copies and became one of the best-selling albums in Spanish pop history. Considered an LGBT+ icon and advocate for equality and women’s rights, the singer combines pop, rock, electronic music and opera elements. She will embark on her Spanish tour in July 2026, stopping off in Bilbao, Málaga, Almería and Jerez de la Frontera, among other cities.

Ismael Jordi, Sabina Puértolas and Oliver Díaz
An evening dedicated to zarzuela, a Spanish lyric-dramatic genre that alternates between spoken and sung scenes, the latter incorporating operatic and popular songs. This concert will be performed by three essential figures of contemporary Spanish opera: tenor Ismael Jordi, soprano Sabina Puértolas and conductor Óliver Díaz.

Valeria Castro
Born in the Canary Islands (La Palma) in 1999, Valeria Castro is a Spanish singer-songwriter known for blending indie folk, pop and traditional Spanish music. She has become one of the most notable young voices in Spanish-language music in the 2020s. Her debut album (Con cariño y con cuidado), released in 2023, was praised by the music press and was included in lists of the best Spanish albums of that year.

Her second recording, El cuerpo después de todo, was released in 2025, and offers a more mature and introspective style, with songs exploring themes such as love, heartbreak, anxiety and personal pressure.

The Corrs
The Corrs are a pop-rock band from Ireland, known for blending traditional Irish folk music with contemporary pop and rock. The group formed in 1990 and have since enjoyed continued success with hits like Only When I Sleep, What Can I Do, and Breathless, which reached number one in the UK.

The band are not strangers to Spanish audiences, having played at the Starlite Marbella in 2024, as well as shows in Barcelona and Madrid in 2025. Their performance in Jerez de la Frontera this summer is their only concert in Andalucía on their current tour, which takes in in major cities across Europe and North America.

 

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