Tenerife Phe Festival Returns to Puerto de la Cruz for 11th Edition

Tenerife Phe Festival Returns to Puerto de la Cruz for 11th Edition

Source: El Día

The 11th edition of the Tenerife Phe Festival will return to Puerto de la Cruz on September 4 and 5, 2026, featuring an eclectic lineup of international and local artists alongside sustainability and urban sports programming.

Puerto de la Cruz is once again cementing its status as the Canary Islands' hub for cutting-edge music with the 11th edition of the Tenerife Phe Festival, scheduled for September 4 and 5, 2026. As reported by El Día, the festival continues to champion musical diversity while boosting its international appeal with a lineup spanning rock, psychedelia, and club electronica.

The festival, a staple of the local cultural scene, will feature three distinct areas: two main stages for live acts and the "Ron Guajiro Phe Club," a dedicated space for electronic music. The club will host global stars including Phil Hartnoll of Orbital and Hot Chip’s lead singer, Alexis Taylor, who will perform alongside artists like Roman Flügel and Yung Prado.

This year’s eclectic program features international acts such as Fat Dog, Getdown Services, Ibibio Sound Machine, and Bodega. The national and local lineup includes Natalia Doco, Barry B, Rufus T. Firefly, and VVV [Trippin’ You], alongside a strong Canarian contingent featuring Choclock, Xerach, and Belice. Beyond the music, the festival will host parallel events focused on sustainability, emerging art, and urban sports to encourage deeper engagement with the local community.

To mark the announcement, El Día is offering its registered readers the chance to win one of two double passes to the festival. Readers can enter by filling out a form on the newspaper’s website until 12:00 PM on August 17, 2026. The winners will be selected after the deadline, granting them full access to both days of the event. This initiative highlights the partnership between local media and festival organizers, supporting an event that serves as a vital economic and social driver for northern Tenerife.