Medusa Festival Celebrates 12th Edition in Cullera with 150 DJs

The electronic music festival, kicking off on August 13th, will feature renowned artists and eight simultaneous stages.

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Cullera is preparing to host the twelfth edition of the Medusa Festival, starting August 13th, offering four days of electronic music with over 150 artists and eight stages.

The city of Cullera is ready for the start of the 12th edition of the Medusa Festival, an event taking place from August 13th and spanning four days. The festival solidifies its position as a benchmark for electronic music, presenting a lineup of over 150 top-tier 'disc jockeys'. Artists such as Carl Cox, Dimitri Vegas, and Tiësto will be among those providing the soundtrack across eight simultaneous stages.
According to the organization, the festival maintains a policy of "affordable prices" to make its musical offering accessible, featuring prominent figures in Spain's clubbing scene. Other notable names on the lineup include James Hype, Miss Monique, Franky Rizardo, Mau P, and Italy's Marco Carola.
Several DJs who are regulars in Ibiza, such as Adam Beyer, Aarón Sevilla, and Afrodise & Moots, will also be performing in Cullera. Other highlights from the Ibizan music scene participating in Medusa 2026 include Nic Fanciulli, Chelina Manuhutu, Yanamaste, Andrés Campo, Karretero, Oliver Heldens, Wade, Easttown, Fatima Hajji, and Brazilian artist Alok.
With 12 years of history (from 2014 to 2026), the Medusa Festival has successfully attracted diverse generations and covered various electronic music styles, including Techno, House, EDM, Hard Techno, Hardstyle, Trance, and Remember.
The main stage, measuring 105 meters wide, will be decorated with the theme 'Apsaras', inspired by Hindu and Buddhist mythology. The spectacle will be enhanced by fireworks, a drone show, and high-level audiovisual production, promising an unprecedented experience in the Spanish music circuit.
The organization anticipates matching last year's attendance figures, with an estimated 180,000 people expected over the four festival days.