Sónar 2025 unveils the first preview of its line-up

Barcelona will once again become the global epicentre of music, technology and creativity with the 32nd edition of the acclaimed festival.

In 2025, Sónar Barcelona not only reaffirms its place as a cathedral of clubbing culture and innovation, but promises an experience that mixes the avant-garde with the visceral. More than 60 names have been revealed in this first preview along with a new visual identity featuring a mechanical ballet of heavy machinery: industrial poetry in its purest form.

Nathy Peluso leads the line-up with the premiere presentation of her album Grasa. A work that, between rancheras, tangos and electronic beats, redefines the Latin sound on massive stages. Alongside her, the return of Plastikman, Richie Hawtin‘s most enigmatic alias, promises a sensory immersion with a futuristic show that explores organic and pulsating forms, more than a decade after his last live appearance.

The musical event will also witness mind-blowing audiovisual proposals: Eric Prydz and his immersive progressive show; the duo BICEP with their innovative CHROMA concept; and the always explosive Overmono, among others. Arca, the muse of sound and visual deconstruction, returns to present a new show, while Max Cooper and Daito Manabe will take technology and emotion to unprecedented territories.

And as if that wasn’t enough, the festival will be giving us scenic gems such as Room with a View, a collaboration between Rone and the (LA)HORDE collective that reinterprets protest through movement, or the unreleased duet by Actress and the mythical synthesizer pioneer Suzanne Ciani. In addition, the long-awaited b2b between Skrillex and Blawan promises to be a clash of titans never before seen in Spain.

The essence of clubbing will be represented by names that define the dancefloor globally: the magnetic Peggy Gou, deep-cut master Four Tet, electro queen Helena Hauff, and Brazilian phenomenon Mochakk, among others. They are joined by the likes of Jayda G, Interplanetary Criminal and the debut of Barry Can’t Swim, who takes fast-paced house to new heights.

In 2025, Sónar by Day and Sónar+D will be held at Fira Montjuïc and Sónar by Night at Fira Gran Via.

SonarPass and SonarPass+D tickets are on sale on the festival’s official website and will go up in price this Sunday 24th November at 23:59 (CET).