Phe Festival Returns to Puerto de la Cruz with Focus on Canarian Talent

The eleventh edition of the Phe Festival returns to Puerto de la Cruz on September 4th and 5th, with a program that puts local talent front and center. By highlighting artists from across the archipelago, the festival is tapping into the growing trend of "boutique" events in Spain—festivals that stand out by blending regional scenes with international acts.

The lineup showcases a wide range of Canarian talent. The main stage will feature the electronic and R&B sounds of Choclock, alongside the band Pequeña Alaska, who will perform tracks from their latest album, Teoría Universal. Representing Gran Canaria are pop-electronic artist Xerach Peñate and the indie group Belice. They will be joined by Lanzarote’s Good Franco, the recent winner of the Pasaporte Sonora 2026.

These local artists will share the stage with a strong roster of national and international acts, including Fat Dog, Ibibio Sound Machine, Bodega, Natalia Doco, Carlos Ares, Rufus T. Firefly, and Getdown Services. The underground scene will also be represented by VVV [Trippin’ You], which features La Palma’s own Elinor Almenara.

The Phe Club will serve as the heart of the festival’s local club culture, featuring sets from Isla Sonido, Just Beca & Candela, Mostany, El Chico & Jesse La Ley, Bobby Bob, and a closing B2B set from La Brega, Bliss, and San Am.

New this year is the "Sun Dance Family Session," starting at 5:00 p.m. each day. This initiative combines electronic music with physical activity in a family-friendly setting. Through this diverse programming, the Tenerife festival continues to cement its role as a vital platform for island-based music, giving local artists a prominent place on the national stage.