Festival Presidente 2026 announces lineup, ticket sales begin
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Festival Presidente 2026 in the Dominican Republic will feature a diverse lineup including Calvin Harris and Katy Perry.
- Ticket pre-sales for Scotiabank and Visa cardholders began on August 14, with discounts offered.
- General ticket prices range from approximately 6,120 pesos for bleachers to over 16,400 pesos for VIP ground seating.
The highly anticipated Festival Presidente 2026 is set to return to the Dominican Republic, promising a vibrant mix of musical genres, nostalgic hits, tropical rhythms, urban beats, and emerging artists. The festival announced a major draw for its opening night on December 11: world-famous DJ Calvin Harris will headline the Estadio Olรญmpico Fรฉlix Sรกnchez.
Following the announcement of Harris's performance, SD Concerts and Cerveza Presidente revealed the ticket pre-sale schedule. Hundreds of eager fans lined up virtually on Tuboleta.com.do, with queues reportedly reaching up to eight thousand users, to secure their spots using Scotiabank credit cards. The pre-sale offered various pricing tiers and discounts.
During the initial Visa Scotiabank pre-sale on August 14, VIP ground tickets were priced at 10,500 pesos, regular ground at 8,500 pesos, and bleacher seats at 6,900 pesos. Combo packages for both days were also available. A 15% discount was offered to Scotiabank cardholders during their exclusive pre-sale windows, while Visa cardholders from any bank received a 10% discount later in the week. General sales, open to the public, were slated to begin mid-week.
The festival's lineup spans two days. December 11 features Juan Luis Guerra, Calvin Harris, Beรฉle, Danny Ocean, Milly Quezada, and Chiquito Team Band, among others. The following day, December 12, will see performances by Don Omar and Katy Perry, alongside Omar Courtz, Aria Vega, and Yiyo Sarante, promising a dynamic closing to the event.
Originally published by Diario Libre in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.