Overview
- The festival, which ran Friday and Saturday, June 26–27, took place at the Muelle de Trasatlánticos and closed as a sold-out, two-day event that drew large afternoon and evening crowds.
- The two-day programme mixed national and international names — including Coti, Miriam Rodríguez, La Reina del Flow, Taburete, Lori Meyers, Álvaro de Luna and Juan Magán — and the lineup accounts for about 23.53 million monthly Spotify listeners led by Juan Magán’s roughly 12.82 million.
- General passes exhausted before the weekend and organizers released a final limited tranche of 500 passes days before the festival, which were claimed quickly.
- Organizers deployed logistical measures such as wristband collection and recharge points, published transport guidance for trains and boats and opened an on-site 'Oficina do Festival' for reporting harassment to improve crowd management and safety.
- Xunta de Galicia and the Diputación de Pontevedra publicly endorsed the event with site visits and framed the June rescheduling as a deliberate strategy to anchor Galicia Fest as a recurring summer kickoff and to activate the underused port pier as a cultural venue.