Sónar Barcelona adds 24 new artists to its long-awaited next edition, which will be held on June 16, 17, and 18, 2022.
The Sónar by Night programming will include C. Tangana, Moderat and The Blaze on Friday and The Chemical Brothers, Arca and The Blessed Madonna on Saturday.
Sónar by Day reinvents its spaces and, among other novelties to be announced, will premiere the new SonarPark by DICE stage, in which previously announced artists such as Ms Nina, Morad or Dj Marcelle, and new additions such as Coucou Chloe, Overmono or Vegyn, will make you dance until the sunset.
Today, separate tickets go on sale for Sónar by Day and Sónar by Night, with a limited promotion for both the daytime sessions -which range from € 35 on Thursday to € 48 on Friday and Saturday-, as well as for the nights, with a starting price of € 65. The Sónar 2022 Pass will change in price starting next December 13 and will go from € 175 to € 185. All ticket modalities can be obtained exclusively HERE.
It’s the countdown also to the first edition of Sónar Lisboa, which will take place on April 8, 9 and 10, 2022 and will feature performances, among others, by The Blaze dj set, Thundercat, Polo & Pan, Charlotte De Witte, Floating Points, Nicola Cruz, Ellen Allien b2b Dr. Rubenstein, FJAAK Live, Iamddb, Jayda G or Kampire and renowned artists from the Portuguese scene such as DJ Nigga Fox, Enchufada Na Zona or Nídia.
Check the complete list of artists and get your tickets at www.sonar.es
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