Mallorca is not just about beaches, hidden coves and sunny weather. The island also offers a lively music scene, with outdoor concerts, international performers, jazz festivals and classical music events throughout the year.
If you’re planning a visit, this guide to festivals in Mallorca covers the main events, their dates, locations, musical styles and practical tips for enjoying live music on the island.
The best music festivals in Mallorca
Mallorca Live Festival
The Mallorca Live Festival, held in Calvià, is one of the Balearic Islands’ leading music events. Its programme brings together pop, rock, electronic music and urban sounds, featuring international performers and established Spanish artists.
It’s an excellent choice for anyone looking to enjoy several concerts and discover different musical styles in one venue. Alongside the performances, visitors can find food options and spaces to relax between shows.
The next edition is scheduled for 11–12 June 2027. Check the latest announcements and line-up information on the official Mallorca Live Festival website.
Es Jardí
Es Jardí is a summer concert series held at the Mallorca Live venue in Calvià. It combines live music, food and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, with performances ranging from pop and rock to electronic music and Latin rhythms.
The 2026 edition took place throughout July and August, featuring artists such as Fatboy Slim, Kraftwerk, The Corrs and Iván Ferreiro.
It’s a great option for enjoying an evening of live music during a holiday in Mallorca. You can check future performances on the official Es Jardí website.
Mallorca Jazz sa Pobla
Mallorca Jazz sa Pobla is one of the island’s most established jazz events. Held in the town of sa Pobla, in northern Mallorca, it brings together renowned musicians and emerging talents from the contemporary jazz scene.
Alongside live performances, the festival features cultural activities and events celebrating jazz music. The 2026 edition ran from 28 July to 20 August, with concerts at venues including Plaça Major and Parc de Can Cirera Prim.
For information about future editions, visit the official Mallorca Jazz sa Pobla website.
Deià International Music Festival
The Deià International Music Festival focuses primarily on classical and chamber music. Founded in 1978, it brings Spanish and international musicians together in some of Mallorca’s most distinctive cultural settings.
One of its best-known venues is Son Marroig, located in Deià, in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Visitors can enjoy piano recitals and chamber music performances in historic surroundings.
The 2026 programme ran from May to October, with concerts also held in other locations. You can explore the events and venues through the official Deià International Music Festival programme.
Jazz Voyeur Festival
The Jazz Voyeur Festival celebrates international jazz, blues and related styles, including jazz fusion and Brazilian jazz. Unlike large outdoor music festivals, its performances mainly take place in theatres and cultural venues.
The 2026 edition runs from 29 October to 6 December, with concerts in Palma and Inca. The line-up includes Al Di Meola, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Trio Corrente and Hans Theessink.
You can find concert dates and tickets on the official Jazz Voyeur Festival website.
Alternative festivals and local events in Mallorca
Mallorca’s cultural calendar isn’t limited to major music festivals. Traditional celebrations and local events offer another way to experience the island.
Highlights include Sant Sebastià in Palma, with concerts and cultural activities in January; the Sant Llorenç des Cardassar festivities, featuring local traditions and live music in August; and Nit de l’Art, which brings exhibitions and cultural events to Palma in September.
For more traditional celebrations, explore our guide to popular festivals in Mallorca.
Tips for making the most of Mallorca’s festivals
A little preparation can help you enjoy the experience without unnecessary complications.
- Book tickets in advance. Popular concerts may sell out, particularly when internationally known artists are performing.
- Check official festival websites. Confirm dates, schedules, performers, access information and any last-minute changes.
- Wear comfortable clothing. Mallorca can be very warm in summer, so bring water and sun protection for daytime concerts.
- Plan your transport. Some concerts finish late, when public transport services may be less frequent.
Official festival websites are also the best places to find authorised ticket sellers.
Getting around Mallorca’s music festivals
Music festivals take place in different towns across the island, including Calvià, sa Pobla, Deià and Inca. Planning your journeys makes it easier to combine concerts with visits to beaches, traditional villages and other attractions.
A rental car can provide flexibility when travelling between different areas, provided you check parking arrangements and event access restrictions.
If you’re attending a concert in the capital, our guide on where to park in Palma de Mallorca can help you explore parking options.
With Autos Mallorca, you can organise your journey through our car rental in Mallorca service. The company offers a free shuttle from the airport meeting point to its rental facilities, approximately five minutes away.
If you’re planning to drink alcohol at a festival, use public transport, a taxi or a designated driver.
Explore Mallorca by car, from festival to festival
Mallorca is much more than a beach destination. Its music festivals offer the chance to discover different genres, enjoy live performances and explore towns and cultural venues across the island.
Choose your favourite festivals, plan your route and make the most of your trip by discovering new places along the way. With a little preparation, live music can become the starting point for an unforgettable holiday in Mallorca.
