
“London’s essential Latin Music Festival.” – Billboard
From 20th April to 6th May 2026, La Linea Festival returns to venues across the capital with its biggest and boldest edition yet. Now in its 26th year, London’s longest-running Latin music festival continues to shape the city’s global soundscape — and in 2026, it does so with a powerful 90% female line-up.
Presented by Como No, this two-week celebration brings together icons and rising stars from across Latin America, the UK and beyond. For Mexibrit, this year’s programme is especially exciting thanks to the strong presence of Mexican artists leading the line-up.

“London’s essential Latin Music Festival.” – Billboard
From 20th April to 6th May 2026, La Linea Festival returns to venues across the capital with its biggest and boldest edition yet. Now in its 26th year, London’s longest-running Latin music festival continues to shape the city’s global soundscape — and in 2026, it does so with a powerful 90% female line-up.
Presented by Como No, this two-week celebration brings together icons and rising stars from across Latin America, the UK and beyond. For Mexibrit, this year’s programme is especially exciting thanks to the strong presence of Mexican artists leading the line-up.
Tuesday 28th April 2026
Electric Ballroom (New Venue)
https://comono.co.uk/artists/caifanes/
One of the most influential rock bands in Latin America, Caifanes bring their legendary catalogue to London for an exclusive and intimate show at Electric Ballroom. With over 3 million albums sold and named among Rolling Stone’s 100 Greatest Latin American Rock Artists, this is a rare opportunity to see Mexican rock royalty up close.
Tuesday 28th & Wednesday 29th April 2026
Union Chapel (Second date added!)
https://comono.co.uk/artists/silvana-estrada/
Latin Grammy winner Silvana Estrada makes her La Linea debut with two special performances at Union Chapel. Following her sold-out EartH Theatre show in 2023, Estrada returns to London with her acclaimed new album Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, described by Rolling Stone as “her most powerful album yet.”
Her intimate songwriting and emotional depth position her as one of Mexico’s most important contemporary voices.
Sunday 3rd May 2026 – Tickets
Hackney Bridge
The festival’s official afterparty, Suena Bien, features Mexican electronic-folkloric artist Pahua, known for blending ancestral Mexican rhythms with modern electronic production. Expect a vibrant dancefloor celebration closing out the weekend in true cross-cultural style.
La Linea 2026 stands out for its 90% female line-up — amplifying voices that are redefining Latin music globally. Alongside the Mexican artists, highlights include:
La Linea has always been about connection — between continents, generations and sounds. In 2026, Mexican artists play a crucial role in that exchange. From alternative rock to intimate folk and electronic fusion, Mexico’s contemporary music scene is represented with depth and diversity.
For the Mexican community in the UK — and for anyone passionate about global music culture — this year’s edition is not just a festival. It’s a statement.
Tickets for the first wave of the line up are on sale now at:
👉 www.lalineafestival.com
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