We’re Loud Fest to Make South American Debut in Colombia in November
Colombia will host We’re Loud Fest for the first time in November, marking the festival’s debut in South America. The touring festival, presented by international independent record label Slovenly Recordings, focuses on punk, garage rock, rock ’n’ roll and other forms of underground music. The 2026 edition will be the festival’s 16th installment. It will […]
Colombia is set to host the We’re Loud Fest 2026 for the first time in November, marking the festival's debut in South America. Presented by Slovenly Recordings, the touring festival showcases punk, garage rock, rock ‘n’ roll, and other underground music forms. The 16th edition will span 10 days, moving between Bogota, Providencia, and San Andres.
The Bogota leg runs from Nov. 12-15, followed by Providencia from Nov. 16-19, and concludes in San Andres from Nov. 20-22. The festival will unite international musicians with local music scenes, featuring bands from Europe, Africa, North America, Latin America, and Colombia. Notable international artists include Jokin MCD from the Basque Country, Son Rompe Pera from Mexico, and Twenty One Children from South Africa.
Local Colombian acts such as Indolencia, Celula Durmiente, and Deficit de Atencion will also participate. The festival's Bogota program is supported by Diagnostico No and La Copyrat, and will take place primarily in Chapinero. The festival will expand its international reach while introducing Colombian audiences to underground punk and rock music.
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