Jazzablanca 2026 Unveils First Artists and Expands to Four Concerts Per Night

Jazzablanca 2026 expands to four concerts per night at Anfa Park, unveiling an international lineup including Robbie Williams, Scorpions, Mika, and Jorja Smith.
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Jazzablanca 2026 Quick Info: The 19th edition runs from July 2 to July 11, 2026, featuring a new format of four concerts per night. Headliners include Robbie Williams, Scorpions, Mika, and Jorja Smith. Ticket 10-day passes are available now at jazzablanca.com, with single-day tickets launching April 1, 2026.

The 19th edition of Jazzablanca introduces a major evolution in its format. From July 2 to July 11, 2026, the Casablanca festival will host four concerts per night at Anfa Park, and Arab League Park, split between Stage 21 and the Main Stage.

This unprecedented rhythm will shape ten days of music, bringing together 50 artists across Anfa Park (ticketed concerts) and Parc de la Ligue Arabe (free concerts), reinforcing Jazzablanca’s status as one of Morocco’s most dynamic international festivals.

A Festival That Continues to Grow

Over nearly two decades, Jazzablanca has built a reputation for artistic excellence and stylistic diversity. The 2026 edition reflects that journey, presenting global icons, contemporary voices, and emerging talents within a single immersive space.

Festivalgoers will be able to craft their own experience by moving between stages and enjoying the redesigned Village, the vibrant heart of the festival, featuring enhanced scenography, improved comfort, and new discovery spaces.

Global Icons Headlining Jazzablanca 2026

The first fourteen announced artists showcase an impressive range of musical universes:

  • Robbie Williams (UK) – Opening night, July 2 – Main Stage
  • Cory Wong (USA) – July 3 – Main Stage
  • Scorpions (Germany) – July 4 – Main Stage
  • Mika (UK/Lebanon) – July 9 – Main Stage
  • Charlotte Cardin (Canada) – July 9 – Main Stage
  • Juanes (Colombia) – July 10 – Main Stage
  • Jorja Smith (UK) – July 11 – Main Stage
  • Naïka (France/Haiti) – July 5 – Main Stage
  • Rilès (France/Algeria) – July 7 – Main Stage

Stage 21: Jazz in Its Boldest Forms

Stage 21 remains the live jazz cornerstone of Jazzablanca, highlighting innovative and cross-cultural explorations:

  • Yazz Ahmed (UK/Bahrain) – July 2
  • José James (USA) – July 4 – Tribute to Marvin Gaye
  • daoud (France/Morocco) – July 6
  • Thee Sacred Souls (USA) – July 8
  • Fantastic Negrito (USA) – July 9

A Diverse and Immersive Musical Experience

The 2026 lineup bridges pop, rock, funk, soul, jazz, hip-hop, and urban influences. From Scorpions’ legendary rock celebrating 60 years of career, to Cory Wong’s modern funk mastery and Jorja Smith’s soulful R&B elegance, Jazzablanca continues to blend generations and genres.

By increasing to four concerts per evening, the festival strengthens its identity as a structured, ambitious, and internationally open event — aligning Casablanca with major global music capitals.

Jazzablanca 2026 Program Overview

July 2: Yazz Ahmed – Robbie Williams

July 3: Cory Wong

July 4: José James – Scorpions

July 5: Naïka

July 6: daoud

July 7: Rilès

July 8: Thee Sacred Souls

July 9: Fantastic Negrito – Charlotte Cardin – Mika

July 10: Juanes

July 11: Jorja Smith

Additional artists will be announced in the coming weeks.

With its expanded format and bold lineup, Jazzablanca 2026 confirms its role as a flagship cultural event in Morocco and across Africa.

Jazzablanca 2026 Ticketing Information

The 19th edition of Jazzablanca will take place from July 2 to July 11, 2026, offering ten days of live concerts and immersive musical experiences in the heart of Casablanca. Building on the success of the previous edition, the festival continues its ambition to be more than just a music event — positioning itself as a cultural platform for the city and a key driver of Morocco’s international cultural influence.

Early announcements for Jazzablanca 2026 are now being unveiled. 10-Day Passes and Weekend 1 Passes are currently available exclusively via the official website, www.jazzablanca.com. Single-day passes will go on sale starting April 1, 2026, subject to availability.

“By increasing to four concerts per evening, Jazzablanca aligns Casablanca with the world’s major music capitals.”

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