In a city like Madrid, where all kinds of music are played and all styles have their place, there was a need for an event dedicated body and soul to urban music, to the underground, featuring the genre’s biggest stars and emerging talents. Subsónico is here to fill that gap, and it will do so on June 5 and 6 at the Miguel Ríos Auditorium in Rivas-Vaciamadrid. And it does so in a way that only an artist of this style would: with a heart-stoppingdrop, the unexpected addition of Yung Beef to the lineup, who will perform on June 6. Fernandito will join artists such as Pablo Chill-E, Grecas, Hard GZ, Al Safir, Jarfaiter, Sticky M.A., Juicy Bae, and Soto Asa on stage.
Day ticketsfor Subsónico have just gone on sale at a price of €47. These have a special price of €40 for residents of Rivas-Vaciamadrid and also offer the option of a premium ticket for €75 (with access to an exclusive area with reduced capacity that has an elevated view of the concerts, food truck, bar, and exclusive bathrooms). Two-day passes are priced at €64.90 (€54.90 for residents or those registered in Rivas-Vaciamadrid and €130 for the premium pass).
Full Subsónico lineup
Fernando Gálvez Gómez, aka Fernandito, aka Yung Beef, is an artist and producer, ideologist and creator of La Vendicion Records, the great urban talent pool in Spain. His presence at Subsónico only serves to confirm the identity of a festival that takes urban underground music to the highest level.
The lineup continues with Al Safir, who spits the most acid verses and is in the midst of presenting his new work, Príncipe. Followed by Hard GZ, “fillo do sal e do monte” who will bring all his protest rap from Vigo to Rivas, presenting LACOSTA. Next up is Sticky M.A.: the rapper will be reuniting with Agorazein in November in the capital, but before that we will once again be able to enjoy his catchy style this summer on the Subsónico stage.
Juicy BAE is another big name confirmed, with a unique voice and style between R&B and trap, who will be bringing El Secreto with him. The list continues with the “rapper, bandit, and actor,” that is, the iconic Jarfaiter; Israel B with the project Cómo coronar a un rey sin cabeza(How to Crown a Headless King); the trap reggaetonero Soto Asa, as well as Miranda, Parkineos, and Matasvandals.
Pablo Chill-E began composing songs in his teens in Chile and, at only 25 years old, has collaborations with artists of the stature of Bad Bunny and Duki to his credit. He is one of Yung Beef’s protégés, sponsored by La Vendición Récords.
From taxi driver to stage performer, Ángel Rubio (better known as Grecas) is an artist whose past traveling miles in the taxi that served as his livelihood now serves as inspiration for urban lyrics that blend nostalgia, autobiography, and urban sounds. Esquire described him as “the Fary of 2026,” but comparisons are odious: his rap is honest, direct, and inspired by the road and his experiences: “I can’t be profound anymore, I release a song and they only listen to the first 15 seconds.”
The new voices of rap and trap
Gloosito
Vindicating the big names of the underground is fair and necessary, but putting brand new talent on stage is also betting on the future of the genre. This brings us to Gloosito, 8belial, El Bugg, La Blackie, L’haine, L0rna (watch out, a new musical phenomenon is coming, or so the experts in the genre say), Xiyo & Fernandezz, Yynestrosa, John Pollõn, Huda, Maritune, and Anadie.
