Iberia Eclipse Festival 2026

About

On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will cross Spain — the first in 121 years. For 1 minute and 42 seconds, day turns to twilight. The Moon's shadow moves across the Earth. Iberia Eclipse is a five-day gathering built around that moment. The festival carries forward a lineage of eclipse gatherings — crews assembling under each total solar eclipse, from Queensland in 2012 to Oregon in 2017, Patagonia in 2020, and Texas in 2024. Each one exists only once. Iberia Eclipse continues that thread: hosted on the shore of a natural lake in Soria, built across continents by crews from Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, India, and Japan. Four music stages form the core of the programme. Sky Stage is open-air and social — groove over ego, rhythm over drama. Moon Stage is deeper and more focused — minimal, hypnotic, precise. Sun Stage follows the psychedelic and progressive trance tradition — a continuous journey built on structure and arc. Earth Stage holds space for live instrumentation, ambient sound, and slower listening. Each stage is independently curated by its own collective. Beyond the stages: art installations across the landscape, workshops, wellness spaces, and a natural lake surrounded by hills and pine forests. The programme builds gradually across the week. On Wednesday evening, all music pauses for the eclipse — then returns transformed. This isn't a festival with an eclipse. It's an eclipse gathering with a festival built around it.