Bizarra Locomotiva, MADMADMAD and Kap Bambino at the Rocketmen Festival in Coimbra
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Bizarra Locomotiva, MADMADMAD and Kap Bambino at the Rocketmen Festival in Coimbra

Sábado1 September 2026 at 11:53

The Rocketmen festival takes place in Coimbra, at Jardim da Sereia, with free entry. This event succeeds the previous Luna Fest, maintaining the focus on alternative and emerging music. The lineup includes the bands Bizarra Locomotiva, MADMADMAD and Kap Bambino. The programming focuses on "historical figures of punk, new wave and European post-punk".

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