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FESTIVAL SÓNAR EN VENTA Barcelona 16.17.18 Junio 18º Festival Internacional de Música Avanzada y Arte Multimedia www.sonar.es Barcelona 16.17.18 Junio FESTIVAL SÓNAR EN VENTA Se vende festival anual con gran proyección internacional Razón: Sr. Samaniego +34 672 030 543 [email protected] 2 Sónar Conciertos y DJs Venta de entradas Sónar de Día Entradas ya a la venta. JUEVES 16 VIERNES 17 SÁBADO 18 Se recomienda la SonarVillage SonarVillage SonarVillage compra anticipada. by Estrella Damm by Estrella Damm by Estrella Damm 12:00 Ragul (ES) DJ 12:00 Neuron (ES) DJ 12:00 Nacho Bay (ES) DJ Aforos limitados. 13:30 Half Nelson + Vidal Romero 13:30 Joan S. Luna (ES) DJ 13:30 Judah (ES) DJ play Go Mag (ES) DJ 15:00 Facto y los Amigos del Norte (ES) Concierto 15:00 No Surrender (US) Concierto 15:00 Toro y Moi (US) Concierto 15:45 Agoria (FR) DJ 15:45 Gilles Peterson (UK) DJ Entradas y precios 16:00 Floating Points (UK) DJ 17:15 Atmosphere (US) Concierto 17:15 Yelawolf (US) Concierto 17:30 Little Dragon (SE) Concierto 18:15 DJ Raff (CL-ES) DJ 18:15 El Timbe (ES) DJ Abono: 155€ Ninja Tune & Big Dada presentan 19:15 Four Tet (UK) Concierto 19:15 Shangaan Electro (ZA) Concierto En las taquillas del festival: 165€ 18:30 Shuttle (US) DJ 20:00 Nacho Marco (ES) DJ 20:00 DJ Sith & David M (ES) DJ Entrada 1 día Sónar de Día: 39€ 19:30 Dels (UK) Concierto 21:00 Dominique Young Unique (US) Concierto 21:00 Filewile (CH) Concierto En las taquillas del festival: 45€ 20:15 Offshore (UK) DJ Entrada 1 día Sónar de Noche: 60€ 21:15 Eskmo (CH) Concierto SonarDôme SonarDôme En las taquillas del festival: 65€ L’Auditori: concierto inaugural: 30€ Red Bull Music Academy presenta Red Bull Music Academy presenta SonarDôme 12:00 Carlos Hollers (ES) DJ 12:00 Debilorithmicos (ES) DJ Steve Reich + bcn216 + Synergy Vocals Red Bull Music Academy presenta 13:30 Daisuke Tanabe (JP) Concierto 13:30 00Genesis (US) Concierto Grec: concierto de clausura: 12:00 Niño (ES) Concierto 14:30 Matador Rockers (ES) Concierto 14:30 Venice (IT) DJ 20€ y 28€ 13:00 Pai Mei (ES) Concierto 15:15 Star Eyes (US) DJ 15:30 David Rodigan (UK) DJ Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto 14:00 Hiroaki Oba (JP) Concierto 16:30 Zinc (UK) DJ 17:00 Electric Wire Hustle (US) Concierto Sónar y CosmoCaixa. Aviarios 15:00 AEIOU (MX) Concierto 17:30 Katy B (UK) Concierto 18:00 Illum Sphere (UK) DJ sonoros: música y pájaros. Entrada 16:00 Poirier feat. Boogat (MX) DJ 18:30 Teebs (US) Concierto 19:15 Cosmin TRG (RO) DJ gratuita con pulsera Sónar / 3€ sin 17:15 kidkanevil (UK) Concierto 19:30 Discodeine (FR) Concierto 20:30 Tiger & Woods (OS) Concierto pulsera (entrada general al recinto) 18:30 The Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble (DE) Concierto 20:30 B.Bravo (US) Concierto Jan Jelinek, BJ Nilsen, Carl Michael Von DJs y Conciertos 19:30 San Soda (BE) DJ SonarHall Hausswolff, Francisco López, Sawako, 20:45 Jullian Gomes (ZA) DJ SonarHall 13:00 Edredón (ES) Concierto ALKU 13:00 Stendhal Syndrome (ES) Concierto 17:00 Global Communication (UK) Concierto El Abono, la Entrada Sónar de Día, la Entrada SonarHall 17:00 Astrud + Col·lectiu Brossa (ES) Concierto 19:00 Apparat (DE) Concierto Sónar de Noche y la Acreditación no dan acceso 13:00 Beat'A'Boom (ES) Concierto 19:00 Hauschka (DE) Concierto 20:30 Actress (UK) Concierto a los conciertos que se celebran en L’Auditori de 17:00 Nicolas Jaar (US) Concierto 20:30 Ghostpoet (UK) Concierto Barcelona y Teatre Grec. La Entrada Sónar de Noche tampoco permite el acceso a los conciertos 19:00 Tyondai Braxton (US) Concierto SonarComplex en CosmoCaixa. 20:30 Raime (UK) Concierto SonarComplex 13:00 L’Eix (ES) Concierto Sónar de Noche: Entrada prohibida a menores 13:00 Xesús Valle (ES) Concierto 16:30 EVOL (ES) Concierto de 16 años. SonarComplex 16:00 Sewing Machine Orchestra (CA) Concierto Disboot presenta El Abono, la entrada Sónar de Día y la acreditación 13:00 Barcelona Laptop Orchestra (ES) Concierto Triangle presenta 17:30 Downliners Sekt (ES) Concierto permiten el acceso a las exposiciones del MACBA 17:30 Open Reel Ensemble (JP) Concierto 17:30 oOoOO (US) Concierto 19:30 C156 (ES) Concierto y CCCB. 19:30 Daito Manabe (JP) Concierto 18:30 How to Dress Well (US) Concierto 21:00 Hype Williams (UK) Concierto 21:00 Denseland (DE) Concierto 19:30 Holy Other (US) Concierto Puntos de venta 21:00 Oy (CH) Concierto CosmoCaixa C/ Isaac Newton, 26 Venta anticipada CosmoCaixa C/ Isaac Newton, 26 Aviarios sonoros: música y pájaros: Jan Jelinek, BJ Nilsen, Abono, Entrada Sónar de Día y Aviarios sonoros: música y pájaros: Jan Jelinek, BJ Nilsen, CosmoCaixa C/ Isaac Newton, 26 Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Francisco López, Sawako, Entrada Sónar de Noche Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Francisco López, Sawako, Aviarios sonoros: música y pájaros. Jan Jelinek, BJ ALKU. Consultar horarios en www.sonar.es ALKU. Consultar horarios en www.sonar.es Nilsen, Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Francisco López, Online: www.ticketmaster.es / Sawako, ALKU. Consultar horarios en www.sonar.es www.servicaixa.com Teléfono: Ticketmaster 902 150 025 / ServiCaixa 902 332 211 Tiendas: Tiquet Rambles. La Rambla, Sónar de Noche 99. De lunes a domingo de 10:00 a 20:30 / En tiendas de la red Ticketmas- ter de toda España / En terminales de JUEVES 16 VIERNES 17 SÁBADO 18 ServiCaixa de La Caixa 21:00 Apertura de puertas Taquillas del festival Concierto inaugural 21:00 apertura de puertas Sónar en L’Auditori C/ Lepant, 150 Abono, Entrada Sónar de Día y SonarClub SonarClub Entrada Sónar de Noche 20:00 Steve Reich: “Music for 18 Musicians” y 21:30 Shelby Grey (ES) DJ 22:00 Angel Molina (ES) DJ “Sextet” interpretada por bcn216 + Synergy Vocals Taquillas Sónar de Día 22:30 Cyclo (JP-DE) Concierto 23:00 Chris Cunningham (UK) Concierto Convent dels Àngels. C/ dels Àngels, 7 + Carles Santos (ES-UK) Concierto 23:00 The Human League (UK) Concierto 00:00 Angel Molina (ES) 16, 17 y 18 de junio de 11:00 a 21:00 00:00 Munchi (NL) DJ 00:45 Underworld (UK) 00:45 M.I.A. (UK) Concierto 02:15 The Gaslamp Killer (US) DJ Taquillas Sónar de Noche 01:45 Scuba (UK) DJ Fira Gran Via (M2) L’Hospitalet 03:15 Magnetic Man (UK) Concierto 02:45 Aphex Twin (UK) DJ 04:15 Surgeon (UK) DJ Av. Botànica, 62. Polígono Pedrosa. 04:00 Djedjotronic (FR) DJ 17 y 18 de junio a partir de las 20:00 05:45 Silent Servant (US) DJ 04:45 Boys Noize (DE) DJ Concierto inaugural. 06:15 Djedjotronic (FR) DJ SonarPub Sónar en L’Auditori SonarPub 22:00 Pablo Sánchez (ES) DJ Online: www.telentrada.com DOMINGO 19 23:30 Janelle Monáe (US) Concierto Teléfono: 902 101 212 22:00 MouseUp (ES) DJ 00:30 Africa Hitech (UK) Concierto En las oficinas de Caixa Catalunya 23:30 Trentemøller (DK) Concierto 01:30 Buraka Som Sistema (PT) Concierto Tiquet Rambles. La Rambla, 99. De Concierto de clausura 00:30 MouseUp (ES) DJ 02:30 Mary Anne Hobbs (UK) DJ 01:15 Dizzee Rascal (UK) Concierto lunes a domingo de 10:00 a 20:30 Noche Grec-Sónar Pg. Santa Madrona, 36 03:30 Paul Kalkbrenner (DE) Concierto (US) Taquillas de L’Auditori: C/ Lepant, 150. 22:00 Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto (DE-JP) 02:15 Steve Aoki DJ 05:00 James Holden (UK) DJ 03:15 Die Antwoord (ZA) Concierto De lunes a sábado de 15:00 a 21:00 Concierto 04:15 A-Trak (CA) DJ Concierto de clausura SonarLab 05:30 James Murphy (US) DJ 22:00 Pffff (ES) DJ Noche Grec-Sónar 23:30 Yelle (FR) Concierto Online: www.telentrada.com SonarLab 00:30 The Zombie Kids (ES) DJ Teléfono: 902 101 212 Radiocontrol (ES) DJ 22:00 01:00 Shackleton (UK) Concierto En las oficinas de Caixa Catalunya 23:30 Cut Copy (AU) Concierto Numbers presenta BBC Radio 1 presenta Tiquet Rambles. La Rambla, 99. De 02:00 Redinho (UK) Concierto 00:30 Benji B (UK) DJ lunes a domingo de 10:00 a 20:30 02:30 Spencer (UK) DJ 01:15 Pearson Sound (UK) DJ Sónar y CosmoCaixa. 03:15 Deadboy (UK) DJ 02:00 Katy B (UK) Concierto Aviarios sonoros: música y pájaros. 04:00 Jackmaster (UK) DJ 02:45 Annie Mac (IE) DJ 04:45 Lory D (IT) Concierto Taquillas de CosmoCaixa: 03:30 Redlight feat. Ms. Dynamite & Dread MC (UK) DJ 05:30 Chelis (ES) DJ C/ Isaac Newton, 26. El mismo día del 04:30 Toddla T (UK) DJ espectáculo de 10:00 a 20:00 05:30 Tiga (CA) DJ Todas las empresas de venta anticipada aplican SonarCar su propio coste de distribución. Solo en las 22:00 Aster (ES) DJ taquillas del festival, taquillas de L’Auditori, Tiquet SonarCar 22:00 El Plan B de Carlos Jean (ES) DJ Infiné presenta Rambles (únicamente para Grec: concierto de Arandel (FR) Concierto clausura) y taquillas de CosmoCaixa, las entradas Smalltown Supersound presenta 23:30 están exentas de comisiones. 23:00 Diskjokke (NO) Concierto 00:15 Clara Moto (AT) DJ 23:45 Annie (NO) DJ 01:30 Rone (FR) Concierto 00:45 Bjørn Torske (NO) Concierto Stroboscopic Artefacts presenta 02:15 Lucy (IT) DJ venta de entradas 01:30 DJ Pass: Charles Samaniego (UK) Russian Beats presenta 03:15 Dadub (IT) Concierto 02:30 Mujuice (RU) Concierto Nightslugs presenta 03:15 DZA (RU) Concierto 04:00 Egyptrixx (CA) Concierto Natura Sonoris presenta 04:45 L-vis 1990 b2b Bok Bok (UK) DJ 04:00 Sistema (ES) Concierto 06:15 Noaipre (ES) Concierto 04:45 Henry Saiz (ES) DJ 06:00 Schlachthofbronx (DE) DJ una iniciativa de con la colaboración de patrocinador principal con el patrocinio de con el apoyo de Connecting People socios tecnológicos medios de comunicación Sónar de Día SonarVillage 3 Agoria SonarVillage Toro y Moi Little Dragon Shangaan Electro Four Tet JUEVES 16 Källgren (bajo) y Håkan Wirenstrand VIERNES 17 al uso..
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