LGBTIQ+ Pride 2026 in Seville is beginning to take shape, with the first activities, talks, and free concerts on the horizon. Throughout the month of June, a rich program of events will unfold to advocate for the rights of the community.
And among the most appealing events of this 2026 edition is the lineup of concerts that, as usual, will take place at various locations throughout the city.
Specifically, from Wednesday, June 24, through Sunday, June 28—and in addition to the LGBTI+ Pride march in Seville—the following musical events await us on the stage set up in the Alameda de Hércules.
Free Concerts in Seville for LGBTIQ+ Pride 2026
On Thursday, following the opening address at 8:00 p.m. by María Peláe, Falete, Laura Gallego, Manolo Rosado, and Jedet, performances by Uceda, Kate Ryan, and Nueva Línea will take place at the Alameda de Hércules (9:30 p.m.).
On Friday, June 26, following the rally for trans rights, the following artists will perform:
- Jedet
- ATYAT
- Natalia
- María Isabel
- María Peláe
- Belén Aguilera
- Imperio Reina
- Patricia Manterola
- Gemeliers
- Jorge González
- Agoney
Meanwhile, on Saturday, June 27, 2026, the “Orgullo del Sur” rally will take place, hosted by Sergio Morante.
Following the march, which will conclude around 10:00 p.m. at the Alameda de Hércules, and after the reading of the manifesto for the community’s rights, the event will continue on the main stage.
For the occasion, the following artists will take the stage:
- Dani J
- Rosalinda
- Ríos de Gloria
- Rosa López
- Chenoa
- Barei
- Samantha Ballentines
- Beth
- DNASH
- Las Chuches
- Lucycalis and Tony Grox
- La Húngara
- Conchita Wurst
Finally, the closing celebration of Seville’s Pride festivities and free concerts will take place on Sunday, June 28, with a gala titled “Orgullo Andaluz.” The evening will feature performances by Falete, Laura Gallego, and Peña Travesti.
The event will serve as the closing ceremony for Diversity Month and will pay tribute to *Azabache*, one of the most memorable shows in Andalusian popular culture.
Pride in the Square: Mónica Naranjo, Rebeca, Raúl, and Loco Bongo XXL
In addition to these, there will be other musical events throughout Pride Month in Seville.
Just as it did last year, in 2026the Plaza de España became the epicenter of Seville Pride for a day, featuringa lineup that combined ’90s nostalgia, LGBTQ+ divas, andfive hours of nonstop partying for just 1 €.
Following last year’s resounding success with Chanel and Laura Gallego,Loco Bongo XXL took place on Wednesday, June 24—a show hosted by Xenon Spain that proved to be a huge hit.
