Share Festival presents the line-up of artists for its 2022 edition

After doubling the number of attendees from previous years, despite the pandemic, Share Festival announces its fourth edition for 2022.

This is the most important event of the festival, which will take place over four days between the Palau Sant Jodi and the Poble Espanyol in Barcelona. The festival will take place from 9 to 17 July and will feature an opening concert by Anuel AA.

Share Festival tickets will be available from Monday 7 February at 12 noon from www.sharefestival.org and www.seetickets.com, except for the opening concert by Anuel AA, which you can get at www.ticketmaster.es.

Share will be the first festival to launch an NFT line-up.

Already announced artists Oques Grasses, Miki Nuñez, Natalia Lacunza, Alba Reche and La Fúmiga are joined by Anuel AA, Fernandocosta, Juancho Marqués, Miriam Rodríguez, Doctor Prats, Roba Estesa, Hugo Cobo and Santa Salut.

Share Festival will open its fourth edition on 9 July at the Palau Sant Jordi with a concert by Anuel AA; the world’s leading exponent of Latin Trap who returns to Barcelona after 3 years to present his new album ‘Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren’, currently at number 1 on the Latin Billboards.

On 15 July, Share Festival returns to its original venue at Poble Espanyol; another symbol of this long-awaited return to normality, where from that day and throughout the weekend we can enjoy performances by artists of the stature of Fernandocosta; currently considered one of the most prominent figures on the Spanish trap scene. The artist will present his new album at Share Festival, which will be released in spring after a long four-year wait.

Juancho Marqués and Santa Salut are other outstanding artists on the national urban scene who will perform on the Share Festival stage that day. Marqués, after ten years of musical career, has proven to have an inimitable style, daring to explore different sounds including pop and electronica. Santa Salut, influenced by hip hop since childhood, is emerging as one of the driving female artists of rap in Catalan and whose songs have a social, revolutionary and feminist theme.

On Saturday 16th we will have performances by Miki Nuñez, Miriam Rodríguez, Natalia Lacunza, Alba Reche and Hugo Cobo, who will take to the stage to share their talent with the Share audience.

On Sunday 17th it will be the turn of the Catalan bands. Oques Grasses, Doctor Prats, La Fúmiga and Roba Estesa will bring this fourth edition to a close, making the Share Festival one of the benchmark festivals.