<![CDATA[Ara Balears in English - Mallorca Live Festival]]> 10 <![CDATA[Prodigy and Cypress Hill, new additions to Mallorca Live 2026]]>

Mallorca Live today unveiled the latest additions to the lineup for its 9th edition. The event will return on June 12th and 13th, 2026, to the Mallorca Live venue in Calvià. Next year, the festival evolves with two days of pure energy, a great lineup, and a fantastic festival. closing party Headlined by French DJ David Guetta, the festival will place the island at the epicenter of the international scene, offering an enhanced experience that sets the stage for its 10th anniversary.

]]> <![CDATA[Mobo, when talent grows culture]]> The first takeaway from the organization's announcement that Mobo is ending is that nothing lasts forever. Especially not if it's good. The festival, which a group of young people decided to launch in 2017, had achieved an extraordinary level of success and was a benchmark for quality music. It wasn't just one of those events held to assert ourselves and say that local things, in this case music, are doing well. It was doing well. And it was doing well because Mobofest was able to believe in the music produced in the Canary Islands, which, as it turns out, is of exceptional quality today. But someone had to do it and program it. In a place where a mix of provincialism and self-loathing often leads us to undervalue local initiatives, music, productions, and everything local, Mobofest has demonstrated over the years that the island scene is brimming with talent.

]]> <![CDATA[Aitana, the first confirmed artist for the Mallorca Live Festival]]>

The singer Aitana has been the first artist confirmed for the ninth edition of the Mallorca Live Festival, in Calvià. The concert will be part of her new world tour, scheduled for 2026.

]]> <![CDATA[Mallorca Live will receive more than €330,000 in public funds, among other revenues, for organizing Patrona, the new Cort festival.]]>

In addition to the €332,750 public funds that the company Mallorca Live Fest will receive for the design and production of Patrona, an event organized by Palma City Council that will take place this Saturday, September 6, and which will cause the closure of the Paseo Marítimo, the same company will have the right to "set up a merchandising point during the concert," to "contract" marketing, and "the sale of drinks and food," that is, to four additional sources of income, as stated in the tender documents, which do not state that any of them will entail a reduction in the contribution planned by Cort. Nor is it expected that there will be any type of return to the City Council in any of these cases, as is the case with similar events organized by other municipalities such as Felanitx.

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