Marenostrum Fuengirola
Located around 30 kilometres west of Malaga, Marenostrum Fuengirola has quickly become one of Spain’s most iconic open-air music venues since its founding in 2016.
Nestled next to the impressive Moorish Sohail Castle, this venue combines breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea with a rich sense of history, making it a truly unique setting for live music. The castle itself dates back to the 10th century, and the juxtaposition of its ancient walls against the modern stage design creates an extraordinary backdrop for concerts.
Over the years, Marenostrum Fuengirola has hosted an array of international music legends. From Jennifer Lopez and Bob Dylan to Santana and Ricky Martin, its stages have seen some of the most renowned names in pop, rock, flamenco and classical music.
This blend of star-studded line-ups and its striking location has helped it cement its reputation as one of the most exciting live music venues in Europe.
Marenostrum Fuengirola 2024
The 2024 edition of Marenostrum Fuengirola will take place from 18 May to 17 August with an extraordinary line-up, featuring a diverse array of genres.
Highlights include Queens of the Stone Age, Manu Chao, Mon Laferte, Estopa, Niña Pastori and Käärijä, alongside a rich selection of flamenco performances.
The festival will be spread across two main stages: the large Escenario Unicaja Banco outside Sohail Castle, and the more intimate Escenario Fundación Unicaja within the castle walls.
With seating options ranging from general admission to VIP boxes, Marenostrum Fuengirola offers a fantastic summer concert experience for music lovers of all tastes.
Click here for more information about the lineup and tickets.
How to get to Fuengirola from Malaga
As the final stop on the Cercanías train line from Malaga, Fuengirola is conveniently reachable within approximately 50 minutes.
It’s even quicker to drive to Fuengirola, with the journey taking less than half an hour outside of peak travel time.
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