Empordà Music Festival Breaks Record with Over 17,500 Attendees

The festival consolidates its fifth edition as its largest, surpassing 17,500 spectators over two days of concerts.

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The Empordà Music Festival has concluded its fifth edition with unprecedented attendance, surpassing 17,500 attendees across Friday and Saturday.

The music event, established as a key meeting point for the Catalan music scene during summer concerts, saw its most crowded day on Saturday, with over 10,500 people gathered in La Bisbal. This night featured a performance by La Fúmiga. The first day, Friday, also attracted a significant audience, with around 7,000 attendees enjoying the return of La Gossa Sorda.
During both days, a tribute and recognition were given to the recent fire in Les Gavarres, near the festival grounds, and to the work of the firefighters and emergency services.
The festival's lineup included prominent names in Catalan music. On Friday, performances by La Gossa Sorda, Joan Dausà, La Pegatina, The Tyets, Nena Daconte, Greta, and Sergi Carbonell took place. On Saturday, the audience enjoyed Nil Moliner, La Fúmiga, Figa Flawas, Els Pets, Buhos, Ginestà, and Malifeta. Each day offered nearly twelve hours of continuous music.
The organizing group, Els Voltors, demonstrated their commitment to delivering a high-quality festival, with these results confirming the public's positive reception.