The 13th edition of the festival will take place from March 24 to 28, 2026, on the Azorean island of São Miguel.
The Tremor festival returns with offerings that will transform São Miguel into an epicenter of meetings between music, art, and community, featuring concerts, performative experiences, and initiatives promoting participation, sustainability, and cultural innovation, the organization stated today.
The statement noted that Yerai Cortés “transitions flamenco with rare depth, establishing himself as one of the most unique voices in contemporary music.”
“His solo album ‘La Guitarra Flamenca de Yerai Cortés’ (2024) and the homonymous film by Antón Álvarez ‘C. Tangana’ reflect the fusion between family history, shared memory, and technical virtuosity, expanding the horizons of flamenco and dialogue with other artistic forms,” it added.
Rodrigo Vaiapraia “transforms each concert into a multifaceted universe, where garage, queercore, pop, and post-punk intersect with various collaborations and collective experiences.”
Abdullah Miniawy, an Egyptian composer and singer and winner of the 2023 Victoires du Jazz, “performs in a trio format with trombonists Robinson Khoury and Jules Boittin.”
The organization also mentioned that the multi-artist from São Paulo, Jup do Bairro, “provokes new corporealities through the friction between music, cinema, and visual arts.”
The promoters of Tremor also highlighted that the diversity of the 2026 edition “is further enhanced with La Família Gitana, which blends flamenco, rumba, and contemporary beats of rap, reggae, funk, funaná, and afro house, transforming difference into creative power,” with Maria Carolina, “whose musical poetry and spirituality create moments of symbiosis between being and presence,” with the “masters of drone music” Water Damage, the “authored and queer-leaning music” of MC Falcona, and the “clubbing proposals” of Mix`Elle.
Tickets for the festival are in the final phase of sales, available at the price of 100 euros, the organization indicated.
