Creamfields Buenos Aires

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About Creamfields Buenos Aires

Creamfields Buenos Aires is the Argentine edition of Creamfields, the electronic music festival that began in 1998 in the United Kingdom. Buenos Aires hosted the first Creamfields outside the UK in November 2001, intended as a launch platform for Latin America. According to La Nación, the Buenos Aires crowd that year was larger than the audience at the original festival, and the event helped establish the city as a centre of electronic music in the region.

Over the years the festival has booked many of the best-known names in electronic music. La Nación lists past performers including Swedish House Mafia, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren, Fisher, Richie Hawtin, Steve Aoki, Alesso, Nina Kraviz, Alan Walker, Claptone and Miss Monique. After a long gap, the festival came back in 2024, and the 2025 edition was held at the Parque de la Ciudad on 11 October.

The 18th edition takes place on Saturday 14 November 2026 at the Parque de la Ciudad in Villa Soldati, in the south of the city. It is produced by Fénix Entertainment. The day starts at 2pm and continues into the night across simultaneous stages with large-scale visuals. Organisers also promise chef-led food, relaxation areas, free hydration points and on-site assistance. Entrances are on Av. Gral. Francisco Fernández de la Cruz 4000, Calle 23 de Junio 4300 and Av. Coronel Roca 4151.

International acts include Sven Väth, Sosa, Nic Fanciulli, Loud Luxury, Kölsch, Hugel, Faithless Sound System and Innellea. Argentine artists include Ana Hagen, Carca (DJ set), DJs Pareja, Momo Trosman, Mar Monzón, Lulu Matheou, Mabel, Manu Oubiña and Pabels.

Tickets are sold through Venti. Sales opened on 3 June 2026, when the Early 1 general admission tier at ARS 125,000 had already sold out and Early 2 cost ARS 135,000, with up to six interest-free instalments for ICBC cards. Prices rise as tiers sell out. People with reduced mobility and a companion, where their certificate allows, can buy tickets at the lowest available price after completing a form.

The event is strictly for people aged 18 and over, and ID is required at the entrance. There is no camping.

Accessibility

People with reduced mobility and a companion (where their certificate allows) can buy tickets at the lowest available price after completing a pre-registration form.

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