The global electronic festival dedicated to fostering community spirit announces their full line up across four days, with single day splits and tickets, promising their most diverse lineup yet
Brunch Electronik Festival 2025
August 7th, 8th, 9th & 10th
August 7th: Opening concert – Poble Espanyol 6PM – 11PM
August 8th: Parc del Fòrum, from 3PM – 1AM
August 9th: Parc del Fòrum, from 3PM – 11PM
August 10th: Poble Espanyol, from 4PM – 11PM
Barcelona, Spain
Tickets available here
Brunch Electronik Festival has announced the final wave of artists completing this year’s highly anticipated 2025 lineup. With over 90 artists, full daily schedules, event timings, official afterparties, and brand-new venues now revealed, the countdown to one of Europe’s most exciting electronic music festivals has officially begun.
Set to take place from August 7 to 10 in Barcelona, the festival returns for a four-day edition. A major highlight of this year’s edition is the exclusive Opening Concert featuring Maribou State at Poble Espanyol on Thursday, August 7, marking the festival’s first-ever official kick-off event. Brunch Electronik Festival 2025 also reinforces its commitment to diversity, significantly increasing female representation in the lineup. This edition spotlights emerging talents and rising stars such as Chris Stussy, DJ Gigola, Marlon Hoffstadt, Patrick Mason, Mariano Mellino, and Vladimir Dubyshkin, all recognized for their outstanding growth over the past year.
For the first time, the festival extends its duration to four full days and introduces single-day tickets, allowing attendees to customize their experience. Presale starts on February 25 at 6 PM, followed by the general sale on February 26 at 6 PM. Single Day Tickets will be available on the official website and Resident Advisor. While Passes remain on sale, the highly coveted 3-Day Pass is already sold out.
Beyond the festival grounds, Brunch Electronik Festival 2025 will keep the party going with its legendary official afterparties happening every night from Thursday to Sunday at Input, La Terrrazza, and Sala Upload. Tickets for these exclusive afterparties will be released in the coming months.
Brunch Electronik Festival is a growing extension of the Brunch brand, which hosts year-round events across Barcelona, spotlighting top dance music talent. In 2024 alone, the series has featured iconic acts like Four Tet, Honey Dijon, FISHER, and Carl Cox. Brunch Electronik began as a Sunday series in 2015 and has since evolved into a global festival phenomenon. Its first international expansion began in 2018, with editions launching in Madrid and Lisbon. Since then, the brand has grown to include festivals in cities like Paris, Lima, São Paulo, and Los Angeles, while emphasizing sustainability, innovative music curation, and community engagement.
Brunch Electronik Festival is set to be four days of the best music in some of Barcelona’s most iconic venues that offer scenic vistas of the Mediterranean. Head to brunchelectronikfestival.com to grab a 2-Day Pass or single day tickets, and look out for more exciting information on Sunday’s closing Party.
Brunch Electronik Festival incorporates Repsol as an energy partner one more year with the aim of reducing its CO2 emissions: The Festival will use 100% renewable fuel from Repsol to provide energy for the generators that will power its stages.
Alongside providing unforgettable live music moments, Brunch Electronik Festival prioritises community collaboration, partnering with local organisations and tackling hunger in Barcelona through its Social Fooding foundation. Committed to sustainability, it aims for a zero-waste festival by reducing, reusing, and transforming waste with B!HUB, an on-site area dedicated to wellness, particularly our relationship with the analogue and digital world. Equality and safety are central, with trained staff, safe spaces, and specialised LGTBIQ+ and feminist support stands available on-site. Brunch Electronik also follows the NO CALLEM protocol, a protocol started by the Barcelona City Council in 2018 to address sexist violence, specifically sexual violence and LGBTI-phobia at festivals.
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