A Musical Feast for Everyone
Spring 2026 is set to be a celebration of live music in the Community of Madrid, thanks to the return of the popular Sesión Vermú cycle. This event, which has gained notoriety for its inclusive and diverse approach, will offer a total of 83 free concerts, featuring more than 50 bands and soloists, ranging from established artists to new promises in the music scene.
Among the most recognized names taking the stage are Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, with their unique style that fuses alternative rock; Hinds, who will bring their infectious energy; and Repion, promising a sonic journey through grunge. Additionally, the lineup includes other artists such as La Paloma and VVV [Trippin’you], who will contribute their distinctive musical proposals.
Sesión Vermú will take place every weekend from 11 April to 2 May. This year, the cycle expands across 24 municipalities, including towns like Becerril de la Sierra, Brunete, and El Atazar. Attendees will be able to enjoy two concerts each day at noon, allowing them to explore different heritage corners while enjoying good music.
Sesión Vermú 2026 not only aims to entertain but also to highlight emerging national talent. With a programme that spans genres such as rock, pop, and electronic, this cycle becomes a meeting point for music lovers. Emerging artists like Las Petunias, Alavedra, and Julia Amor will share the stage with big names, creating a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere.
Aside from the musical appeal, Sesión Vermú also promotes local tourism. Each concert is an opportunity to discover the cultural and heritage beauties offered by the Community of Madrid. From Alcalá de Henares to San Lorenzo de El Escorial, each participating locality adds its own charm to the event.
As the start date of the cycle approaches, expectations are growing among music fans. The unique combination of live performances and cultural exploration makes Sesión Vermú one of the most anticipated events of the year in Madrid. With a clear focus on supporting both established and emerging artists, this festival reaffirms its commitment to local culture.
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