Saltillo, Mexico Sets the Stage for Brujas Fest 2026 Fierce Rock Celebration

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Saltillo will welcome the third edition of Brujas Fest on 7 November 2026. The one-day music event will take place at Hacienda El Mimbre in Coahuila, Mexico. It will bring a strong mix of rock, metal, punk and alternative music to the city. The festival will also offer food, workshops, cultural stalls and mystical-themed experiences. Brujas Fest has become one of Saltillo’s most exciting independent music events. This year, it will welcome the American nu-metal band P.O.D. for a major live show.

P.O.D. Leads a Strong Alternative Music Line-Up

P.O.D. will headline Brujas Fest 2026. The American band is known for its powerful nu-metal sound. Its appearance will be a key moment for Saltillo’s live music scene. The band has built a large following through its high-energy shows and well-known songs. For many rock fans, this will be a rare chance to see P.O.D. perform in the northern Mexican city.
Mexican rock band División Minúscula will also be among the biggest names on the bill. The group is celebrating 30 years in music. Its presence adds a feeling of nostalgia for long-time fans while also bringing a familiar sound to younger listeners.
The festival line-up will also include Sekta Core, INSITE, Chingadazo de Kung Fu, Margaritas Podridas, Mengers, Quinto Atlas and The Space Ocean. This mix gives the festival a broad sound. Visitors can expect nu metal, alternative rock, punk, ska, post-hardcore and newer Mexican music in one place.
Brujas Fest is moving towards a louder and more energetic identity in 2026. The line-up shows that the organisers want to attract fans who enjoy heavier music, fast guitars and lively crowds. At the same time, the festival keeps its special magical and mystical theme.

A Festival That Mixes Music, Magic and Local Culture

Brujas Fest is not only about concerts. It aims to create a full-day experience. The event will open at 2pm and will offer workshops and experiences between music performances. These activities are designed to give visitors more to do while artists change on stage.
The festival will include the Aldea de Brujas, or Witches’ Village. This will be a cultural and social space where visitors can explore themed stalls and enjoy the festival setting. Food trucks will also be part of the event. They will offer a simple place for visitors to eat and take a break during the long day.
Rest areas and medical service will be available for ticket holders. These facilities are important because the event will run for many hours. The organisers are also planning brand activations and spaces where friends can meet, relax and enjoy the festival atmosphere.
The final details of workshops, artist timings and performance order have not yet been announced. Visitors should therefore follow official festival updates before making final travel plans. The organisers have also said that activities and artist schedules may change if needed.

Two Ticket Choices for Festival Visitors

Brujas Fest 2026 will offer two ticket categories. The Luna Llena General ticket is priced at MX$1,333, before any service charges. This ticket gives access to the festival, the Aldea de Brujas, workshops and experiences subject to availability, food-truck areas, rest zones, toilets and medical service.
The Luna Llena Coven ticket is priced at MX$1,999, before service charges. It includes all General ticket benefits. It also gives visitors access to an exclusive food and drink bar, exclusive toilets, a separate rest space, preferred stage viewing and priority access when buying official merchandise.
The event is for adults only. Visitors must be aged 18 or above. This should be considered by travellers planning a group visit or a family break in Saltillo.

Hacienda El Mimbre Will Host the Festival Again

Hacienda El Mimbre has become an important venue in the festival’s story. The 2026 edition will return to the same Saltillo location. The venue will give the festival space for live performances, food areas, themed activities and visitor zones.
The first Brujas Fest took place in 2024 at Hacienda El Mimbre. It brought together live music, art, tarot readings and an esoteric market. Nearly 5,000 people attended that first edition. The event used two stages and continued into the early hours.
The second edition took place in 2025. It again combined rock music with food, mystical stalls, tarot readings and themed products. This helped Brujas Fest build a clear identity in Saltillo’s growing cultural calendar.
The festival has also started to draw visitors from outside Coahuila. Organisers said that around 30 per cent of attendees at the second edition came from other parts of Mexico, including Oaxaca and Michoacán. This shows that the festival is no longer only a local event. It is becoming a reason for music fans to travel to Saltillo.

A New Reason to Visit Saltillo in November

Brujas Fest arrives just after Saltillo’s Día de Muertos season. This gives visitors a chance to enjoy the city’s autumn mood while attending a major alternative music event. The festival’s mix of rock, creative experiences and Mexican mystical culture makes it different from a normal concert.
For Saltillo, the event supports its image as a city with a growing youth culture and a stronger live entertainment offer. It gives restaurants, hotels, transport services and local businesses an opportunity to welcome music travellers.
Brujas Fest 2026 will bring a bold sound to Saltillo. With P.O.D., División Minúscula and a varied Mexican line-up, the November event is set to offer one of the city’s most energetic music experiences of the year.