He Taste Fest Armilla advances its second edition to May 15 and 16 in search of more spring-like temperatures and announces Lori Meyers, Carlos Ares, Hinds and Vera Fauna as the first names of a poster that will once again unite music and gastronomy.
Degusta Fest Armilla kicks off its 2026 edition with a first preview that sets the pulse of what is to come: two days where the music, flavors and excellence of a gourmet festival will meet again at the Fermasa fairgrounds. Four names—Lori Meyers, Carlos Ares, Hinds and Vera Fauna—give shape to a first announcement that reflects the essence of the festival: diversity, freshness and spirit of celebration.
From home, Lori Meyers They return with their generational pop-rock, full of anthems and energy, to headline a lineup that promises great moments. Their presence is always special in their homeland, but if they also promise to taste the new songs that will have come out of the oven by then, it will undoubtedly be one of the highlights of this second edition.
Carlos Aresone of the most unique voices of the new alternative pop, could not be missing from an impressive poster. The Galician’s live performance has been one of the most praised of the summer: La Boca del Lobo and its songs have given the set that bite that was missing from a proposal that already satisfied any appetite.
The Hinds and their latest album could be, in this first menu preview, that can of Campbell’s tomato soup that fascinates for its pop aesthetics and its revitalizing flavor. For its part, Vera Fauna They connect with that fusion cuisine that serves as a debate and exhibition in the gastronomic laboratory that will once again house the Aljibe space, a venue that this year increases its activity and for which the mayor of Armilla, Loli Cañavate, has announced that the air conditioning has been reinforced, a space that was the center of the entire program of gastronomic presentations, which will be revealed in the coming months.
During the presentation at Discos Bora-Bora, the mayor of Armilla, Loli Cañavatehighlighted that “the incorporation of the city’s name to the festival is a declaration of intentions. We want Armilla to breathe culture and become a reference for the metropolitan area of Granada, with music and gastronomy as its backbones.” In addition, it announced special discounts and promotions for those registered, reaffirming the local and participatory nature of the event.
Tickets and passes are now available from Tuesday the 28th, through www.degustafestival.es and Ticketmaster, with a launch offer limited to 1,000 units or 48 hours (€75 + expenses). Children’s passes (€15) and tickets adapted for people with reduced mobility will also be on sale.
