Torrevieja Council has approved a sponsorship contract to secure the Low Festival in the city for up to three years. The agreement, confirmed on Monday, covers an initial year with two possible extensions, allowing the indie music festival to remain in Torrevieja until 2028.

The sponsorship will cost 217,800 euros per year including VAT, potentially totalling 653,400 euros if all three editions go ahead. In return, the promoter Producciones Baltimore will provide advertising and branding to promote Torrevieja as a tourist destination during one of its busiest weeks of the year.

The festival will be held from 31 July to 2 August at Parque Antonio Soria. Organisers have confirmed international acts including The Hives, Editors and Kasabian, alongside Spanish artists such as León Benavente and Sidonie. Previously announced performers include Love of Lesbian, La Casa Azul and Fangoria.

At the same meeting, the council formally accepted the withdrawal of the Big Sound festival, which had planned a summer edition in Torrevieja but pulled out due to low ticket demand. The decision was made by mutual agreement, with no financial claim against the council.