The second edition of the Atlantic Sons Festival will feature quality concerts characterised by the variety of styles and genres. The programme is devoted to Portuguese music and those countries with clear Atlantic influences, with renowned artists as well as young promises.

This year, the number of venues is extended, whereby the New Apolo Theatre is joined by the Bogui Jazz concert hall. Numerous artists, such as Hiromi & Edmar Castañeda, Aurora García, Gerardo Núñez accompanied on stage by Hélder Moutinho and Pedro Castro as invited artists, Jazzmeia Horn, Diego Carrasco, Maceo Parker, The Gift, Jorge Drexler, Mariza, Stacey Kent and Patax will take part in this second edition.

The Atlantic Sons Festival came about in 2016 as a meeting point for Portuguese artists in Madrid. It is a festival that has been reinvented and extended to include more artists from other countries and offer a wider range of sounds from the traditional fado to jazz, soul, blues, flamenco or funk.

Programme:

17 October: Hiromi & Edmar Castañeda

8 November: Aurora García

15 November: Gerardo Núñez. Guests: Hélder Moutinho and Pedro Castro

17 November: Alfredo Rodríguez Trio

22 November: Jazzmeia Horn (Bogui Jazz Club)

29 November: Diego Carrasco

4 December: Maceo Parker

12 December: The Gift

13, 14 and 17 December: Jorge Drexler

14 December: Marco Mezquida

17 December: Maureen Choi Quartet​

18 December: Mariza

21 December: Noa Lur​

1 January: Lou Marini & Red House​

10 January: Carla Bruni

25 January: Stacey Kent

22 February: Patax

26 April: Cameron Graves