Spain’s newly launched Astral Plane: Total Eclipse Festival has revealed the lineup for its debut edition, set to take place Aug. 10–12 at La Pinilla in Segovia.
Positioned around the Sierra de Ayllón mountain range for optimal eclipse viewing, the three-day event centers on a rare astronomical moment, combining electronic music, immersive experiences, and educational programming.
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At the center of the festival is a special eclipse performance from Kevin Saunderson, who will deliver a four-hour set synchronized with the moment of totality. Organizers describe the performance as the emotional and sonic centerpiece of the festival, with the eclipse framed directly behind the Detroit techno pioneer.
The festival will feature three stages: the Eclipse Stage, the Mountaintop Stage, and the Starship Stage. Alongside music programming, attendees will also have access to talks and workshops exploring the scientific and cultural significance of the eclipse.
The lineup includes Ammara, Ben Sims, Black Loops, Coyu, Dense & Pika, DJ F**koff, DJ Stingray 313, Eli Escobar, Ellen Allien, Eris Drew, Ferreck Dawn, Gerd Janson, Jen Cardini, Lilly Palmer, Luke Slater, Mano Le Tough, Marie Madeleine, Nicole Moudaber, Or:la, and Urumi, among others.
Day one will feature performances from Chez Damier, DJ F**koff, Eris Drew, Hermética, Marrøn, Matt Sassari, Nicole Moudaber, and Urumi. Day two includes sets from Ammara, Black Loops, Coyu, Dense & Pika, DJ Stingray 313, Jen Cardini, Lilly Palmer, and Luke Slater. The final day will close with appearances from Ben Sims, Ellen Allien, Eli Escobar, Ferreck Dawn, Gerd Janson, Kevin Saunderson, and Mano Le Tough.
Organizers expect around 10,000 attendees across the three-day event. Camping will also be available on-site, allowing festivalgoers to experience the Perseids meteor shower alongside the eclipse programming.
Astral Plane has already outlined future expansion plans, with editions scheduled for Southern Spain, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula in 2027, followed by Australia in 2028.
