Guide to the International Blues Festival in Cáceres

The Cáceres Blues Festival 2025 will take place from September 25-28 (dates not yet finalized), one of the last musical events of the season. This event, notable for the quality of its international and national artists, takes place in the heart of one of Extremadura's most historic cities, creating a unique atmosphere combining blues and the cultural heritage of Cáceres.

If you're planning to visit the city, check out our articles on Cáceres to make the most of your trip:

• Where to stay in Cáceres
• What to see in Cáceres
• Where to eat in Cáceres
• Where to have breakfast in Cáceres

Table with the Program and Schedule of the International Blues Festival

This year's program includes some of the biggest names in the blues scene. Here are all the details:

Thursday, September 25

Santa Maria Square

• 8:00 PM: Ito Soto & The Bluesdrivers
  • This electric quartet led by harmonica player Ito Soto is one of the most prominent blues projects in southwestern Spain. With its blend of Chicago blues influences and Californian sounds, it's one of the most anticipated acts.
• 10:00 PM: Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal
  • The American band, known for its energy and combination of funk and soul, promises a performance that won't leave you dancing.

Friday, September 26

Santa Maria Square

• 7:30 p.m Barra & Blues
• 8:30 p.m The Jumbo “2 Man Band”
  • This duo has been touring stages around the world for over 13 years. Their raw style and pared-down format make each performance an explosion of energy.
• 10:20 p.m Big Daddy Wilson
  • The North Carolina artist brings his warm and enveloping voice, with influences of soul and folk.
• 00:15 h: Dirty Deep
  • Directly from the Mississippi Delta, Dirty Deep combines the purest blues with hip hop rhythms, creating a unique style.

Saturday, September 27

El Corral de las Cigüeñas

• 5:30 p.m Anna Dukke
  • With his powerful voice, Anna Dukke takes blues, rockabilly and gospel to a personal and heartbreaking level.

Santa Maria Square

• 7:30 p.m Barra & Blues
• 8:30 p.m Kiko & The Blues Refugees
  • This Portuguese band has managed to make a name for itself in just a few years with its fusion of blues, funk and rock'n'roll.
• 10:20 p.m Travelin' Brothers
  • Formed in the Basque Country, this band has toured the world, sharing the stage with blues legends. They are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year.
• 00:15 h: Dorrey Lyles & Marcos Coll Band
  • The combination of soul and blues of Dorrey Lyles along with the virtuosity of the harmonica player Marcos Coll makes this performance one of the highlights of the festival.

Sunday, September 28

El Corral de las Cigüeñas

• 1:30 p.m Sadia
  • With its mix of classic rock, blues and southern rock, Sadia He is an exceptional guitarist that you cannot miss.

See more details of the full program in your official website.

What to see in Cáceres

If you come to the festival, don't miss the opportunity to explore the historic center of Cáceres, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Between performances, we recommend strolling through the Plaza Mayor visit the Co-cathedral of Santa María, and discover the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter For a complete itinerary, we leave you this guide of what to see in Cáceres.

Where to eat in Cáceres

To fully enjoy Extremadura's gastronomy, we recommend you try the Casar cake the Iberian ham or the zorongollo Cáceres offers a wide variety of restaurants for all tastes. Check out our selection of the best places in where to eat in Cáceres.

Where to have breakfast in Cáceres

If you want to start the day with a hearty breakfast before enjoying the festival, we recommend some cafes and bakeries where you can try local products and more modern options. Check out our guide to where to have breakfast in Cáceres.

Where to stay in Cáceres

Finding good accommodation in Cáceres won't be a problem. From charming hotels in the old town to more affordable options. If you haven't booked yet, you can check out our guide with recommendations. where to stay in Cáceres.

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