Sónar 2025 is back, and it’s bringing a stellar lineup of artists to Barcelona. The festival has revealed its initial 66 acts, featuring a mix of established and emerging talent.
Music lovers can expect a wide range of performances, from live sets to high-energy DJ sets. Some of the highlights include Plastikman, Arca, Nathy Peluso, Overmono, Peggy Gou, Four Tet, Honey Dijon, and many more. The festival will also feature unique collaborations and audiovisual shows, such as Rone x (LA) HORDE with Ballet National de Marseille and Eric Prydz’s immersive visuals.
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Beyond the main stage, Sónar Week offers a diverse program of events. OffSonar will showcase emerging labels at Poble Espanyol, while the +RAIN Film Festival will explore the intersection of film and technology. For those seeking a more classical experience, the Palau de la Música Catalana will host contemporary classical concerts.
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Sónar+D, the festival’s technology and creativity conference, will focus on the impact of technology on art, entertainment, and society. The Open Call for projects is now open, inviting innovators to showcase their work.
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