About 35,000 people attended the concerts of the San Miguel Festival 2026 in Las Rozas. The three paid concerts at the Multi-Purpose Centre sold out, and the mobile disco attracted 13,000 young people over two nights.
The San Miguel Festival 2026 in Las Rozas de Madrid has concluded with nearly 35,000 attendees at the concerts scheduled between September 25 and October 3, according to the report released by the City Council. The venues were the Alcalde Bonifacio de Santiago Multi-Purpose Centre, the Fairgrounds, and the Plaza Mayor.
The paid concerts at the Multi-Purpose Centre, featuring La La Love You, Pablo López, and Fangoria with DJ El Pulpo on the nights of September 25, 26, and 27, sold out all tickets and gathered around 12,000 people.
At the Fairgrounds, the free performances by Orquesta Panorama, M-Clan, and the Spanish Indie Night with a tribute to Melendi on October 1, 2, and 3, attracted nearly 20,000 spectators. The Orquesta Panorama was the most attended event, with 12,000 people on Thursday, October 1. In the Plaza Mayor, tributes to Estopa, La Oreja de Van Gogh, and Luis Miguel drew around 3,000 locals and visitors.
The mobile disco set up in the south parking lot of the Fairgrounds gathered nearly 5,000 young people on Friday and 8,000 on Saturday, with a security operation coordinated by the Councillor for Security and Emergencies, David Santos. The Festivals Department, led by Enrique González, was responsible for the programming.
More than 250 professionals, including Local Police, SAMER, and Civil Protection, ensured the safety of the events with the support of the Civil Guard
The Bullfighting Fair attracted around 4,000 attendees at the Las Rozas Bullring over the weekend. On Saturday, with livestock from Domingo Hernández, Borja Jiménez and Julio Méndez exited on shoulders after cutting two ears each, while Tomás Rufo walked away with one. On Sunday, with cattle from Adolfo Martín, Manuel Escribano, and José Garrido, each cut three ears, and Gómez del Pilar added two, with all three exiting on shoulders. In total, thirteen ears were cut over the two afternoons.
The City Council of Las Rozas has not yet announced the dates for the next San Miguel Festival, which is traditionally held around September 29.
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