Three unforgettable days of live music on the Mediterranean coast. Sun, sand and world-class acts await.
FIB 2026 brings together an extraordinary mix of rock legends, electronic pioneers and indie icons.
Festival Internacional de Benicassim, known worldwide as FIB, has been drawing music lovers to Spain's Costa del Azahar for over 30 years. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Mediterranean and the Serra d'Espadà mountain range, it is quite simply one of the most beautiful festival settings in the world.
Unlike muddy British fields, FIB delivers wall-to-wall sunshine, a genuine beach on your doorstep and a uniquely cosmopolitan crowd. Shows run late into the night, the sangria flows freely and the whole experience feels like a proper holiday as much as a music festival.
From booking flights to finding the best camping spot, we have got all the information you need to make the most of FIB 2026.
Three-day passes from €55. VIP and single-day options also available. Selling fast for 2026.
Valencia is the closest airport. We compare routes from all major UK airports to help you find the best deal.
From beachside camping to comfortable hotels in town, we cover all the accommodation options near the festival.
Festival buses, trains and car hire options explained. How to get from the airport to the festival site.
What to pack, how to beat the heat, the best food spots and everything else first-timers need to know.
Read first-hand accounts from fellow Brits who have made the trip. Inspire your friends or share your own story.
Stay up to date with everything happening ahead of FIB 2026.
FIB Benicassim has confirmed its three headline acts for the 2026 edition, with The Prodigy closing the festival on Saturday night alongside Biffy Clyro and Jet.
With the festival just weeks away, three-day general admission passes are almost sold out. VIP and Golden VIP tickets are at 95% capacity. Do not leave it too late.
With tickets selling fast for 2026, now is the time to secure your place at Spain's most iconic music festival.