The free festival returns to the main square of Morata de Tajuña with five bands, including the return of Zero after four decades, and a new area with a bar and merchandise.
The Tajuña Rock reaches its coming of age. The XVIII edition of the festival will be held this Saturday in the main square of Morata de Tajuña, with free entry and a lineup featuring Ktulu, Ankor, Zero, Ignis Anima and Mözárabe.
The 2026 programme combines historic bands, current proposals and local musical memory. Ktulu arrives celebrating three decades of a career in the national industrial metal scene, while Ankor brings the international projection of modern Spanish metal.
One of the most anticipated moments will be the return of Zero, a band linked to the musical history of Morata de Tajuña that returns to the stage after nearly four decades. Completing the lineup are Ignis Anima, representing the new scene, and Mözárabe, which will bring the essence of Andalusian rock.
The festival's coming of age brings a novelty: the Tajuña Rock Zone, located in the Casa Riaza area and open throughout the day. It will feature official festival and band merchandise, craft stalls and street commerce, as well as an official bar.
The organisers encourage attendees to arrive early and take the opportunity to explore the streets of Morata de Tajuña, visit local shops and try their traditional palmeritas. The event is this Saturday in the main square, with free access until capacity is reached.
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