Brava Festival Madrid: lineup by day, times, how to get there, and planned traffic closures
Summer is coming to an end, but the music festivals aren't over yet. After experiencing some of the most famous, like Mad Cool and the Coca-Cola Music Experience, there are still others to enjoy, such as the Garden of Delights Festival and Brava Madrid .
Focusing on the latter, the 2025 Brava Madrid Festival , fun, music, and color are on offer. This Friday and Saturday, September 19th and 20th, the live music festival will take place in a new edition, one of the new features of which is its location.
"Given the impossibility of holding the festival at IFEMA for reasons beyond the organization's control, we are happy to announce that we now have a new venue: the Torrejón de Ardoz Fairgrounds, Madrid . This venue has everything you need to give you the show you deserve: nature, a lake, shaded areas, a large space with over 80,000 square meters... and excellent connections to the center of Madrid!" they state on the festival's website .
Below, we offer essential information you should know if you're heading to the festival, including the lineup of performing artists, the stages where you can see each of them, schedules by date, and how to get to the festival.
Brava Festival Madrid
Friday, September 19-
4:00 p.m.: Doors open
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5:15 p.m.: Symmetrical - Repsol Stage
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5:30 p.m.: Natalia - Brava Stage
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6:15 p.m.: Le Cocó - Repsol Stage
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6:40 p.m.: A*Teens - Brava Stage
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7:00 p.m.: Macarena Hoffman - Inferno Stage
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7:20 p.m.: Javiera Mena - Repsol Stage
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7:50 p.m.: The Blue House - Brava Stage
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8:15 p.m.: Innmir - Inferno Stage
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8:50 p.m.: Miss Caffeina - Repsol Stage
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9:30 p.m.: Chanel - Brava Stage
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9:30 p.m.: Sergio Tyler - Inferno Stage
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10:15 p.m.: Daniela Blasco - Repsol Stage
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10:45 p.m.: Rafha Madrid - Inferno Stage
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10:50 p.m.: Anastacia - Brava Stage
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11:15 p.m.: Ms Nina - Repsol Stage
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00:00 h: Doors close
Brava Festival Madrid
Saturday, September 20-
4:00 p.m.: Doors open
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4:15 p.m.: Bingo Edition: Drag Brunch - Brava Stage
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5:20 p.m.: Ani Queen - Repsol Stage
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5:50 p.m.: Kuve & Deteresa - Brava Stage
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6:20 p.m.: Kika Lorace - Repsol Stage
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6:55 p.m.: Alexandra Stan - Brava Stage
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7:00 p.m.: Miqui Mrightside - Inferno Stage
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7:30 p.m.: Chica Sobresalto - Repsol Stage
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8:10 PM: Ojete Heat - Brava Stage
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8:15 p.m.: Color - Inferno Stage
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9:00 p.m.: Julieta - Repsol Stage
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9:30 p.m.: Raul Mata - Inferno Stage
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9:40 p.m.: Melanie C - Brava Stage
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10:20 p.m.: María Escarmiento - Repsol Stage
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10:45 p.m.: Ana Julieta - Inferno Stage
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11:00 PM: Olly Alexander - Brava Stage
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00:00 h: Doors close
Following the directions provided by the festival on its official website, attendees can reach the venue by car, as parking is available, or by using the local train or bus.
- Commuter trains : Torrejón de Ardoz Station: South entrance/exit to the Trade Fair Centre (C2, C7). 100 metres from the Brava Madrid exhibition centre and only approximately 20 minutes from Atocha.
- Bus : The festival offers attendees a shuttle bus: Outbound: Plaza Ventas—Torrejón de Ardoz from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Return: Torrejón de Ardoz—Plaza Ventas from 10:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. There are also several bus lines: 224 (from Avenida América), 824 (from Calle Alvarado), and N202 (all-night night bus from Cibeles).
For any questions or concerns about public transport routes, lines, stations, or frequencies, you can visit moovit.es to make your journey to and from the festival easier.
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