Clean Bandit will be the international headliner of the Pride Barcelona program, leading a lineup that has been nearly unveiled in full and that will bring together artists from pop, urban music, electronic, drag, and cabaret across the stages at Plaça Universitat and Passeig Lluís Companys (Arc de Trionf).
The British group, behind global hits such as “Rather Be” and “Symphony,” heads a schedule that also includes some of the most prominent names from the national scene and the LGBTQ+ community.
Among the principal confirmations are Gala, Metrika, Kate Ryan, Beth, María Peláe, Leire Martínez, Julieta, Zahara Rave, María Escarmiento, Martin, Las Ketchup, Kristina, Luna Ki, and Tony Crox & Lucycalis, who form the first wave of the lineup.
A second wave of artists joins the bill with Quinieta, La Terremoto de Alcorcón, Sharonne, Pastora, Ricky Merino, Sofía Martín, Pupi Poisson, Roser, Selena Leo, Euskoprincess, Joanna Crass, Papa Topo, and Sandra Monfort.
The program is completed by a broad representation of musical genres and the drag and cabaret scene: DJ Ashtattz, Putilatex, FERRXN, Sombra Alor, Markos, Turista Sueca, Khansa, Megane Mercury, Vidda Priego, Clover Bish, Missla Blank, Marina, and more.
The lineup confirms that concerts will once again be split between the Plaça Universitat and Passeig Lluís Companys (Arc de Triomf), while the march will travel the route between the two venues under the motto “All realities, one proud sun.”
Pride Barcelona 2026 unfolds in several phases across the summer. The social agenda runs from June 27 to July 16, featuring cultural, advocacy, and community activities that set the tone for the main celebration.
On July 16, the opening address will take place, officially marking the start of the central events, followed by several days of festivities from July 16 to July 19. Within this framework, the Pride march will be held on July 18.
