Primavera Sound Barcelona 2025 is no longer just a lineup. It’s a schedule, a map, a puzzle waiting to be solved. With set times and stage locations now out, the festival’s three main days (June 5-7) are taking shape. Over 214 performances will unfold across 14 stages at Parc del Fòrum, turning the sprawling site into a musical playground where every corner holds a new discovery.
The two biggest stages, Estrella Damm and Revolut, will anchor the festival, hosting major acts and serving as the main gathering spots. The party kicks off Thursday afternoon with Amore, setting the tone for the weekend. Nearby, the new Plenitude by Nitsa stage will pulse with electronic beats, though it’s far from the only spot for dance music.
The Amazon Music stage, home to Parcels, Stereolab, Floating Points, and more, will greet fans at the entrance, while the Cupra stage (perched by the sea) will once again close out each night. This year, Armand Van Helden, Amelie Lens, and Danny L Harle get the honor of those final, euphoric sets.
Under the iconic solar panel, the Trainline and Schwarzkopf stages will run nonstop for over 12 hours daily, featuring Kelly Lee Owens, The Jesus Lizard, Los Campesinos!, and others. Tucked behind them, the Levi’s Warehouse will host the festival’s more experimental sounds, a reminder that Primavera isn’t just one festival but dozens of them in one.
And there’s more. Six additional stages (Cupra Pulse, The Levi’s Plaza, The 501 Club, Revolut Club, Barcelona Sona by Estrella Damm, and Aperol Island of Joy) will fill in the gaps with DJ sets, local acts, and surprises still to be announced.
The lineup has also seen some last-minute changes. Jules Reidy, Nick León, and Wolf Alice are new additions, while Sturgill Simpson and Yasmin Williams have canceled (joining Clairo, who dropped out earlier). The festival also shared a somber note: Ugandan artist Ekuka Morris Sirikiti, who was set to make his international debut at Primavera, has passed away.
Now, with the app’s new routing feature (courtesy of Trainline), planning your perfect schedule is easier, though leaving room for spontaneity is still part of the magic. The countdown is on. All that’s left is to show up and let the music take over.
More info at www.primaverasound.com
