Don’t miss the latest edition of this fantastic festival! Aperol Día de Campo 2026 in Guadalajara returns with a lineup headlined by Santa Pirata, Chet Faker, Bándalos Chinos, CocoRosie, Kakkmaddafakka, and Alanis Yuki.
This boutique festival, which has served as a musical gathering place for Guadalajara residents for five editions, returns on November 29, 2026 , at Titanes in Guadalajara, across from Parque Metropolitano.
The event maintains that intimate, open-air format designed to steer clear of the crowds at massive festivals. An afternoon to enjoy music, nature, friends, and good company.
More information about the artists performing at Día de Campo 2026 in Guadalajara
Without a doubt, one of the music festivals worth keeping on your radar in Guadalajara. Check out what other acts will be performing:
Santa Pirata. A show led by Arcade Fire’s frontman, Haitian musician Paul Beaubrun, and DJ Cosmo Gonik.
Chet Faker. Australian musician Nicholas Murphy blends soul, R&B, and electronic music. He’ll be performing songs from his album *A Love for Strangers* and will be joined by his band for this year’s festival.
Bándalos Chinos. The Argentine band combines synth-pop, funk, and indie rock and has established itself within the Latin American music scene. They also recently received a Grammy nomination.
Kakkmaddafakka. Hailing from Bergen, Norway, they stand out for their blend of indie pop, funk, and rock, as well as their energetic performances and close connection with the audience.
CocoRosie. The project by sisters Sierra and Bianca Casady has been around for more than two decades and blends poetry, vocal harmonies, classical instrumentation, and lo-fi sounds.
Alanis Yuki. Singer, songwriter, and producer originally from Chihuahua. Her sound combines R&B, alternative pop, hip-hop, and trap, with influences from rock and regional music.
Practical Information
Tickets are now on sale; for more information, check out Día de Campo’s social media .
📅 Event date: Sunday, November 29, 2026
🕘 Time: 1:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Titanes, Guadalajara, across from Parque Metropolitano
🎟️ Tickets: Starting at $1,208
