26 years roaring as a family
Workshops, activities and games, storytelling, concerts, street theatre, circus… Rototom Sunsplash: 26 years weaving a programme so that kids and teenagers can enjoy their own reggae festival. Details
Anthony B and the special 40th anniversary shows from Misty in Roots and The Selecter head for the halfway point of the festival
The spirit of the festival will flow from the walls of the area to arrive at Albocàsser prison with the band Koers. In the Social Forum, the role of politics and citizenship in the face of climate change will be discussed. Details
Busy Signal meets Rototom
The dancehall artist Busy Signal speaks to the media and festivalgoers a day after burning up the Main Stage. Details
Shows for all the family: afternoons at Rototom
Rototom Sunsplash doesn’t have an age. In the shows at Rototom Circus old and young alike come together every afternoon to share smiles and emotions, enjoying the universal language of circus. Details
The Reggae University fills up for Marcia Griffiths
The iconic Jamaican artist leads the session at Rototom. Tonight she will appear on the Main Stage. Details
Napping in hammocks; discover the most relaxing corners of the festival
The colourful hammocks between Pachamama and African Village are one of the best areas to take a nap and regain strength for the wide range of activities in the concert area. Details
The indigenous activist Sonia Guajajara is already in Magicomundo
The youngest at the festival are about to get to know the stories and legends of the Amazon through the voices of indigenous activist Sonia Guajajara, who will be in the Social Forum on Tuesday. Details
Don’t forget there’s a direct connection to the Sunbeach
If you fancy visiting our beach bar Solé at Gurugú beach, remember that you have a direct connection from the festival. In addition, this year we’ve increased the night bus service in the Benicàssim town centre. + info at www.autosmediterraneo.com Details