From walls of guitar to the last dance at dawn. Find your way through every act on the Primavera lineup, one sound at a time.
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@, pronounced “at,” is a Philadelphia duo formed by Victoria Rose and Stone Filipczak after they met in Boston’s DIY scene. The pair make and mix much of their music themselves; their releases include the debut Mind Palace Music and the 2026 album Autosmile.
ABHIR is an Indo-Canarian artist working across Black music, trap and alternative sounds. His 2023 project BROWN BOY balanced Indian cultural heritage with industrial sonics; collaborations include Quevedo, Cruz Cafuné and Ralphie Choo. ULTRASWAN is presented as his most ambitious project to date.
Slovak singer ADÉLA, born Adéla Jergova, trained in ballet before pursuing music full-time. Her debut EP The Provocateur presents a dramatized story of ambition and the costs of pursuing fame; the Pukkelpop profile identifies her style as pop and electropop.
Aeronave Adolescente is the project of Daniel Valcárcel, a young musician from A Coruña, whose bedroom-written songs draw on 1990s guitar noise and lo-fi singer-songwriter intimacy. Its second album, Sueño con salones llenos, frames private life against precarious work, high rents, and diminished expectations among young people. (; )
Chilean singer-songwriter and rapper Fernanda Patricia Sepúlveda Tapia performs as AKRIILA. She released her debut album, epistolares, in 2024, drawing on alternative pop, reggaeton, and drum and bass; her earlier and later work also reaches into plugg and digital pop styles.
Alcalá Norte is a Madrid band from the Ciudad Lineal district. Their development moved from post-punk toward more pop-oriented writing, culminating in a self-titled debut album in 2024. The listed lineup includes guitars, bass, drums, keyboards, and vocals.
Ethiopian-born, Phoenix-raised singer-songwriter Rahema Shifa Alameda records as Alemeda. After an early drum-and-bass single, she moved toward pop, alternative rock, and indie sounds. She released the EP FK IT in 2024 after signing with Top Dawg Entertainment and Warner Records.
aLex vs aLex is the project of Guatemalan-born artist Sofía Insua. Before developing this solo project, she sang and wrote with Guatemalan alternative band Easy Easy and started ERA C with Mirza Ramic. She describes aLex vs aLex as a DIY outlet that brings together her varied creative experiences.
Al·lèrgiques al pol·len is a six-member Barcelona group formed in 2020. The Catalan band has released four albums, from De cero (2020) to Al·larma (2024), and describes itself as a pop girlband. Its lineup includes two electric guitars, keyboards, bass, and drums.
Andy Stott is a British electronic musician and producer based in Manchester. His early releases included dub techno, while Passed Me By (2011) marked a move toward a heavier bass sound. Later albums include Luxury Problems, Faith in Strangers, Too Many Voices, and Never the Right Time.
Angine de Poitrine is a Canadian duo from Saguenay, Quebec, formed in 2019. Performing anonymously as Khn de Poitrine and Klek de Poitrine, they combine microtonal guitar and bass with drums. Their debut album Vol. 1 appeared in 2024, followed by Vol. II in 2026.
ANOHNI is a British-born singer, songwriter, and visual artist based in New York City and Ireland. She first became known as the lead singer of Antony and the Johnsons, later renamed Anohni and the Johnsons, and released the solo album Hopelessness in 2016.
Arca is the professional name of Venezuelan musician, singer, composer, and producer Alejandra Ghersi Rodríguez. Her work includes the albums Xen and Mutant, and she has produced or collaborated on releases by artists including Björk, FKA twigs, and Kelela.
Atlas Sound is the solo project of Bradford Cox, best known as Deerhunter’s frontman; Cox began focusing on it around 2007, releasing debut Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See But Cannot Feel in 2008, followed by Logos (2009) and Parallax (2011).
Axolotes Mexicanos are an Asturian pop band formed in 2012 around Olaya Pedrayes, her brother Juan, and Stephen J. Lyne. Their music has developed from a pop-punk starting point toward a broader mix of guitars, electronics, and Japanese pop influences.
B0YG1RL is an audiovisual duo led by Honduras-born visual director Angela Rio and vocalist-producer June “Tété” Vinette, who grew up in Broward County. Active since 2023, the duo work with Miami-area producers and are connected to the queer Haitian-diaspora scene described in the review.
Bad Gyal is the stage name of Barcelona-born Spanish singer and songwriter Alba Farelo. She first drew attention with Catalan-language music, then built her profile through the mixtapes Slow Wine and Worldwide Angel before releasing her debut album La joia in 2024.
BAE BAE is Los Angeles-based DJ, producer, and multidisciplinary artist Kumi James. The supplied Bandcamp page describes gauze as her first EP for Planet Mu and says she made it in response to the ongoing genocide in Palestine.
BASHKKA is a SWANA trans woman, DJ, singer and composer whose work draws on her Turkish heritage and decade in New York’s Ballroom scene; she is active in Munich’s club culture. Mike Servito is an American DJ rooted in Detroit’s house and techno history, later finding a home in Brooklyn.
BICEP are Belfast-born, London-based childhood friends Matt McBriar and Andy Ferguson. They developed as DJs and producers through the Feel My Bicep blog and label; their self-titled debut album appeared in 2017, followed by Isles in 2021.
Blackhaine is the stage name of Tom Heyes, an English experimental musician, rapper and choreographer from Preston, raised in nearby Chorley. He became prominent in the Salford experimental scene and has released the EPs And Salford Falls Apart and Armour II.
Blanco Palamera is a Galician duo formed by Manuel Blanco and Xoán Palamera. Their evolving sound has moved among jazz funk, bossa nova and indietronica, with the duo describing their work as carefully self-produced and marked by an elegant, intimate atmosphere.
BLAYA is a Spanish self-taught artist who handles singing, songwriting, conceptualization, and production, treating each stage as craft. Her agency describes a bold sensibility that refines pop without losing experimentation, and likens the songs to landscape pop or a bedroom soundtrack.
Bleachers is an American rock band founded by musician Jack Antonoff in 2013. Antonoff was the group’s sole permanent member until longtime touring musicians became official members in 2023. The band’s catalogue includes five studio albums, from Strange Desire to Everyone for Ten Minutes.
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Tile sizes roughly reflect the number of acts in each primary family. Choose a world and follow its branches. A guide, never a verdict.
Effect-heavy guitars, distortion and feedback become a wall of sound. Hear the texture before tracing the melody.
Floating vocals and hazy layers take the lead. Dreamlike does not have to mean loud or guitar-heavy.
Slow pacing, space and restraint are the clues. A sad song is not automatically slowcore.
Follow instrumental repetition, layering and dynamic construction. Not every post-rock piece needs a giant climax.
Not a ranking. Three paths from familiar sounds into less familiar territory. Follow a texture, not the small print.
Walls of sound, dark post-punk, industrial weight and open-ended instrumental structures. Your atmospheric route.
Editorial listening path, not a collaboration or running order.
Start with intimate songs and voices, move into psychedelic layers, then let the beat drift out of view.
Editorial listening path, not a collaboration or running order.
Bass and melancholy lead the way, from song forms into pulse, repetition and the spaces after midnight.
Editorial listening path, not a collaboration or running order.
The scope is the official A–Z, deduplicated by billed act, including B2Bs and collaborations. Genre placements combine source evidence with editorial interpretation. They are not official festival labels or predictions of 2027 setlists.
This edition covers 152 billed acts: 118 source-backed, 34 with limited evidence, and 0 unverified. Each profile preserves its sources and limitations.
The official A–Z contained 152 unique acts on 16 October 2026. Early coverage announced 151; the reason for the mismatch has not been established. The official heading still contained a 2026 label, but artist links and event records point to 2027. Each collaboration is one billed entry. Thin or unresolved evidence is labelled explicitly. The navigation families are not mutually exclusive musicological categories.