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Reggaeton Beach Festival Mallorca 2026: Myke Towers at Son Fusteret on 18 and 19 July
The Reggaeton Beach Festival returns to Mallorca this summer with one of its strongest lineups yet. On 18 and 19 July 2026, Son Fusteret — the open-air venue on the western outskirts of Palma — hosts two days of Latin urban music headlined by Myke Towers, one of the most streamed reggaeton artists in the world right now, alongside De La Rose and R.O.A. Tickets start from €55 with doors opening at 16:00 each day.
The Reggaeton Beach Festival has become one of the anchor events of the Mallorcan summer music calendar, drawing large crowds of both residents and summer visitors across its two days. Its positioning at Son Fusteret — an outdoor venue with good sight lines, a festival-style layout and multiple bar and food areas — makes it a different experience from a club night or a stadium show: it is a proper outdoor summer festival with the Latin music catalogue that defines the Mediterranean summer for a generation of European listeners.
Myke Towers: The Headliner
Puerto Rican artist Myke Towers is currently one of the most globally streamed figures in reggaeton and Latin trap. His 2021 album El Comienzo debuted at number one on the Billboard Latin Albums chart, and his collaborations include tracks with Bad Bunny, Jhay Cortez and Rauw Alejandro that have collectively accumulated billions of streams. He is known for a live show that balances the energy of urban music with genuine vocal performance — not all reggaeton headliners make that distinction, and it is one of the reasons Towers has built a devoted live following beyond the streaming numbers.
His Mallorca appearance in July 2026 is part of his European summer run, following festival appearances across Spain and Portugal. For the island's Latin music audience — which is considerable, given the large Spanish-speaking resident community and the summer demographic — this is a significant booking.
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Son Fusteret: The Venue
Son Fusteret is an open-air events space on the Ma-1 road on the western approach to Palma, roughly 10 minutes by road from the city centre and accessible from the southwest along the main coastal highway. It has hosted the Reggaeton Beach Festival for several consecutive years and is well-established as a summer festival venue — the site layout is designed for large outdoor events with standing festival areas, elevated viewing sections and organised entry.
From Santa Ponsa and the southwest coast, Son Fusteret is around 25 to 30 minutes by car. The venue has its own parking but it fills early for major events — arriving 45 to 60 minutes before the headliner is the practical approach. Taxis and rideshares from Palma city centre are the alternative for those who prefer not to drive.
Tickets and Practical Information
Tickets for the Reggaeton Beach Festival Mallorca 2026 are available via the official Son Fusteret website at sonfusteret.es and through standard ticketing platforms. Prices start from €55 for general festival access, with VIP area options at higher prices. Doors open at 16:00 both days. The festival runs until late evening.
The event is for ages 16 and over. July in Mallorca is consistently hot — hydration and sun protection during the afternoon hours are practical necessities, not optional considerations. The venue has covered bar areas and shaded sections, but the main festival space is open to the sky. Light, comfortable summer clothing is the standard dress code.
Day tickets for individual days are available separately, so attending one day rather than both is a straightforward option. The lineup varies between the two days, with Myke Towers confirmed as headliner but specific supporting acts per day subject to the confirmed programme at sonfusteret.es.
Latin Music on Mallorca: The Broader Context
The Reggaeton Beach Festival sits within a strong Latin music presence on the island throughout the summer. Mallorca has a large Spanish-speaking resident community, a significant Latin American visitor demographic, and a summer programme that now regularly includes major Latin urban acts alongside the island's electronic music and rock calendar. For residents and owners based in the southwest, the festival at Son Fusteret is one of the most accessible major music events of the July calendar — close enough for an evening out without the logistics of a full travel day.
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