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ASÍ SONABA’s Tardeo Fest returns to Menorca after a SOLD-OUT event in Ciutadella

Writer: UKALARI MENORCA
UKALARI MENORCA
Sep 25
2 min read

JOSE AM and Sergio Moreno return to Alaior Municipal Sports Centre on 17 October, with the Fundació Foment de Turisme de Menorca as the main sponsor.

ASÍ SONABA is back in Menorca! After selling out the last party on 7 March in Ciutadella, Tardeo Fest returns with JOSE AM and Sergio Moreno, ready to get us dancing again to the biggest dance anthems of the ’90s, 2000s and 2010s.

Join us on Saturday, 17 October 2026, from 5 pm at Alaior Municipal Sports Centre. Another chance to get together with friends, relive memories and enjoy the tracks that continue to bring generations together on the dance floor.

Our Ciutadella event SOLD OUT, and many people missed out on the chance to join us. So, if you want to be part of it this time, we recommend buying your ticket in advance. Don’t wait until the last minute to secure your spot!

JOSE AM will return alongside Sergio Moreno to provide the soundtrack to an afternoon of rediscovering the tracks that have shaped our lives. The event will also feature food trucks and bars, so you can grab a bite to eat and enjoy a refreshing drink while soaking up the party atmosphere. We’ll share more details as the date approaches.

As organisers, we would like to extend our special thanks to the Fundació Foment de Turisme de Menorca, the event’s main sponsor, for its support and for joining us for this new edition. This collaboration helps make the event possible and supports music and leisure activities in Menorca beyond the summer season.

Tickets are on sale now. Whether you missed out in March or want to experience it all again, now is the time to secure yours.

See you in Alaior!

✍🏻 This event is supported by the Fundació Foment del Turisme de Menorca @turismomenorca, which champions initiatives like this to promote cultural activities throughout the year. Staging shows of this calibre outside the peak season helps boost the local economy, attract visitors and enhance the island’s entertainment offering beyond the summer months.



 
 
 

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