Tomorrow Arrecife en Vivo takes to the streets: Hermana Furia, The Rapants, Repion and Ultraligera

Tomorrow, Friday 18 September, Arrecife en Vivo does what it is known for: it takes music out of the venues and puts it in the street. This is the 2026 edition's first route — four concerts at four spots in the centre, linked by a marching band that pulls the crowd along. Free entry.

The route, hour by hour

6pm — Plaza de la Constitución (La Plazuela). Hermana Furia, a Madrid rock four-piece, open the night, back on the island with their new album Rumias. There is a shaded area.

7:30pm — El Charco de San Ginés. The Artistas del Gremio brass band leads people to the second stage for Galicia's The Rapants, a set built for jumping.

9pm — Marina Lanzarote. Following Buli Panés, "the Elvis of the Yellow Finger", and the band, the crowd reaches the marina for Repion, the duo of sisters Tere and Marina Iñesta, likened by the Spanish music press to Sleater-Kinney.

10:30pm — Cruise pier (Muelle de Cruceros). The biggest stage, for Ultraligera, one of Spain's alternative rock bands of the moment. Music journalist Ángel Carmona closes the night as DJ.

Good to know

Alcohol is sold at the cruise pier, so under Canary Islands entertainment law entry is over-18s only: bring ID. The other three stages are open to all ages.

This is the first of four routes: the next are on Friday 25 September and on 2 and 9 October.