Barcelona's beloved festival -- which booked Lana Del Rey, Bad Bunny and more for its 2020 lineup -- will now take place in August.
“We feel obliged and responsible to contribute insofar as we can to the survival of the live music scene, whose role will be key to the return to normality after this absolutely unprecedented situation,” the announcement reads. “We will make every effort to ensure that this change, imposed as a result of the current global health crisis, affects the festival’s program as little as possible.”
Massive Attack, The Strokes, Lana del Rey, Bad Bunny, the National, Tyler, the Creator and Pavement had previously been announced as festival headliners.“Once the state of alarm decreed by the government of Spain is over as well as its possible extensions we will give you more information as well as reactivate ticket sales,” add the organizers.
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