The City Council of Pozuelo de Alarcón has presented the concert lineup for the upcoming patron saint festivities. 'La Gran Noche del Indie', on September 6th, will feature performances by Hey Kid and Inazio, accompanied by Banda Indievisión and DJ Markote.
The main program will take place at the fairgrounds. On Saturday, September 5th, DJ Pulpo and Pignoise will perform. On Monday, September 7th, it will be Vanesa Martín's turn, while on Thursday, September 10th, Despistaos and Marlena will take the stage. The lineup is completed by Marlon on Friday, September 11th, the Black Out Festival and 84 on Saturday, September 12th, in addition to DJ sets by artists such as Lady Tupé, Mike Fajardo, Willy Alcocer, and McFly.
Tickets for most concerts are now on sale. Until August 24th, sales are exclusively for registered residents, with a maximum of four tickets per person. General sales for non-residents will begin on Tuesday, August 25th. The general ticket price is 2 euros per day, with the exception of Vanesa Martín's concert, which will cost 15 euros.
To facilitate access, the City Council has implemented a wristband system for registered residents costing 10 euros, which includes all concerts and DJ sets for each day. These wristbands are personal, non-transferable, and available until stocks last. They can be purchased through www.giglon.com and collected at the Espacio Cubo.
In addition to the concerts at the fairgrounds, the Plaza del Padre Vallet, in the town center, will host performances by Depol and Nena Daconte on Saturdays, September 5th and 12th, respectively. The cuplé singer Olga María Ramos, flamenco singer Antón Cortés, and the orchestra La Factoría will also perform on this stage.
This central area will also feature the 'Quedada Generacional', with tributes to Estopa and U2, hosted by DJ Pulpo. Other tributes to Fito y Fitipaldis or Mecano, as well as performances by local bands like La Inseparable, La Unión Musical, or La Lira, complete the offerings. All these events in the Plaza del Padre Vallet are free admission until full capacity.
