Low Festival Debuts in Torrevieja with 15,000 Attendees

The festival filled the Antonio Soria park with performances by Perro, Iván Ferreiro, Fangoria, and Kasabian, among others.

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The Low Festival has celebrated its inaugural edition in Torrevieja, drawing 15,000 attendees to Antonio Soria park for a musical celebration.

The festival launched its first edition in Torrevieja at the Antonio Soria park with 15,000 attendees. Early performances took place on Stage 3 featuring bands like Perro, Éxtasis, Papa Topo, Toldos Verdes, Parquesvr, and La Plata.
The Vibra Mahou Stage hosted notable concerts, including León Benavente's performance of their extensive repertoire and the Spanish music legend Iván Ferreiro, celebrating his 35-year career. Fangoria, now a festival staple, also performed, alongside the night's international headliner, the British band Kasabian.
At the ElPozo King UPP Stage, national talent shone with acts from Rufus T. Firefly, Veintiuno, Ginebras, and Ladilla Rusa. The night concluded with Neoverbeneo.
DJ sets filled the ESC_ Stage with artists such as Ella Pincha Sola and Rem DJs. Additionally, attendees enjoyed a market area, activities, and terraces.
The festival features an accessibility plan for all attendees, including elevated platforms, adapted restrooms, and PMR parking.
This Saturday, August 1st, the festival continues with acts like The Hives, Editors, Love of Lesbian, and Ojete Calor, among many others. The last remaining tickets are on sale.