Iyaman Pablo & Irie Reggae Vibes, Sotabosc and Mountain Tops win ‘Road to Rototom 2026’
The three selected acts will join the lineup for the festival’s 31st edition welcome party and will perform on the Lion Stage on August 16.
Rumbo a Rototom: The Exodus Foundation announces this Friday the 3 bands that will participate in the 2026 Welcome Party
The whole world has voted in Road to Rototom! From New Zealand to Argentina, 2,606 voices have united to support emerging talent.
Voting is open! The community decides who brings the rhythm to “Rumbo a Rototom 2026”
Rumbo a Rototom 2026 opens voting to choose the bands that will perform in Benicàssim. Listen, vote, and support emerging talent until May 4.
Rototom Sunsplash presents the first line up advance
Major Lazer Soundsystem, Shenseea, Protoje, The Skatalites with Alpheus, Queen Omega, Dub Inc, Biga*Ranx, Kybba and Mr Vegas headline this first artistic announcement. The lineup blends reggae with new sound explorations like those brought by Greentea Peng and Lia Kali, or the fusion project of the supergroup G-5.
The Rumbo a Rototom 2026 Contest Begins
Ready for the leap? “Rumbo a Rototom” is launching a search for musical talent to amplify the good vibes at the 2026 Welcome Party. From today, March 13, until April 7, registration is open for the contest aimed at new artists and bands from across the country.
Rototom 2026, the place to be, and experience it all this summer
We activate our 31st edition with a motto that says it all: ‘The Place to Be’ will guide this new global gathering where music is just the beginning of something bigger, and which we will premiere with an innovative and special Welcome Party on August 16
Rototom distributes the solidarity contributions from its inclusive passes
The Rototom festival strengthens its social commitment by funding four projects in health, childhood and humanitarian aid with the NGOs Ateneu, Payasospital, UNRWA and Stand up for Jamaica.
🇯🇲 Urgent! Rototom Family, Jamaica Needs Us! 🌪️
The land we love and that gives us music, culture and Reggae vibes has been hit hard. Hurricane Melisa has left serious damage in communities in Jamaica, affecting homes, schools and essential infrastructure.
Rototom Sunsplash gives the organizations Human Call, Conquistando Escalones, AIPHYC, and A La Par the 42,500 euros raised in its latest edition through inclusive passes.
The solidarity initiative materialized thanks to the contributions of the festival’s public will contribute to financing scientific research lines, health care projects for Palestinian refugees, and support for migrant women, along with inclusion programs for people with disabilities.
Rototom Sunsplash Says Goodbye in Benicàssim, Together with 218,000 People from 111 Countries, after Three Decades of Music, Awareness, and Life.
The “Celebrating Life” edition seals an anniversary of unity, commitment, and solidarity that has brought more than 200 shows and DJ sets to the festival’s seven stages and multiple cultural activities in its ten extra-musical spaces during its eight days. Next year we will celebrate our 31st edition from August 16 to 22, 2026 in Benicàssim
Remember that until September 15 you can request the refund of the remaining balance in the bracelet.
Request online the refund of the remaining balance on your wristband. Full refund, no handling fees. All refunds will be processed after the application deadline.
Conscious activist reggae from Tiken Jah Fakoly out of Ivory Coast guides Rototom Sunsplash towards the closing of its 30th edition
The voice that defies power from the roots of African reggae will take to the Main Stage this Saturday. It will also welcome the Jamaican band Meditations, as well as the American collective Easy Star All-Stars for their show “Dub Side Of The Moon”
The Reggae University will say farewell to this edition together with Marcia Griffiths in the talk “Mark My Word”