British band Getdown Services wrap up the live performance lineup of the eleventh edition in a long-haul night across stages featuring concerts by Carlos Ares, Natalia Doco, Good Franco, and VVV [Trippin’ You]
The concerts by Ona Mafalda, Pequeña Alaska, Choclock, and Faeda headlined this Saturday the start of the second day of the eleventh edition of the Tenerife Phe Festival 2026. It was a long-haul night, alternating between the three stages occupying the festival's usual venue in Puerto de la Cruz—Heineken and Deichmann, and the third one, Ron Guajiro Phe Club, dedicated to electronic music and club culture. Following the Scottish band Faeda, who performed in the Canary Islands for the first time courtesy of Phe Festival and The Spanish Wave, a live music marathon lay ahead featuring Argentine singer Natalia Doco, Gran Canaria band Good Franco—who arrived at Phe Festival with the Pasaporte Sonora 2026—Galician artist Carlos Ares, Madrid-based act VVV [Trippin You], and British group Getdown Services, who closed the night and the festival in their first-ever concert in the Canary Islands.
The second day of the Tenerife Phe Festival 2026 began, just like on Friday, on the Phe Club stage with Sun Dance Family Session for a family audience. In the booth and until closing, they passed through this space Emma Play & Mr. Paradise, Bobby Bob, El Chico & Jessy La Ley, Yung Prado and La Brega.
With Ona Mafalda, the second day of the Tenerife Phe Festival got underway. The artist with UK and Bulgarian roots, who moves between pop and rock, accompanied by drummer Alex Moreno, got the audience in the mood with tracks from her album Reset (2025) with topics such as Jump or Sedated, in addition to their latest single Anthem, the particular version of I am no longer that woman, by Mari Trini, and premiered exclusively for the Tenerife audience at Phe Festival 2026 a collaboration with La Bien Querida that is being released next week under the title of I want.
After Ona Mafalda, the Tenerife-based band Pequeña Alaska, playing to a home crowd, rolled out the repertoire from their first album Universal Theory published this year. Passenger Lovers, Burn, Galaxy, They've done it again, What we went looking for and The place where you grew up, were part of his repertoire.
Another artist from Tenerife, Choclock, the alias of Sergio Bruno Miguel Delgado, changed the tone and rhythm of the festival in the early hours of Saturday. He is one of the most versatile artists on the music scene, who has stood out for his ability to fuse genres and create melodies that connect with the audience, and he proved it on the main stage. A Spanish R&B figure with works like Bruno (2019) y Magua with Honey (2022), I'm Colorblind, But I Feel Blue (2024–25), or Give Me More Time (2025). At the Tenerife Phe Festival, they performed pieces such as Algo me golpea el pecho, Que tapen el sol, Malvasía, and Arena Negra, among others.
After Choclock came the Canary Islands premiere of the Scots Faeda. An indie rock band featuring Robbie McNicol (vocals and guitar), Sam Cowan (drums), Cole Cummings (bass), and Jamie Mackay (guitar), which has released a handful of singles such as All thorns, no horses. Look me in the eye. or Too Wild to Last, Too Rare to Die, with which they have earned a reputation as the best live Scottish band.
Phe Team assumes the executive production of this Tenerife Phe Festival, an event promoted by the Culture Department of the City Council of Puerto de la Cruz, with sponsorship from the Government of the Canary Islands through the Canary Institute of Cultural Development, Canary Islands Tourism, Tourism of Tenerife, and the Cabildo of Tenerife; as well as other private sponsors such as the CajaCanarias Foundation, Heineken, Deichmann, Pepsi, Ron Guajiro, Torres Canarias, Mas Que Motos Tenerife, and Skoda.