20-22.06: La Dinamo
A unique band on wheels, breaking the mould. La Dinamo delivers a high-energy mobile concert and a wild funk-fueled street party. It’s an interactive performance where the audience becomes part of the show – making every concert different and one of a kind.
This Catalan group blends street performance with live music. At Malta Festival, they will present their signature show Music on Cycles – a moving street concert, a funk experience for audiences of all kinds.
The project was born in 2014, when its creator Ander Condon set out to develop something original, combining Black music, street performance, and the bicycle as a means of transport.
By autumn 2016, Music on Cycles had taken on its final shape in terms of format, image, and repertoire, with performances at MAC (Mercè Arts de Carrer) and Fira Mediterrània de Manresa. Since then, the group has successfully performed at major music and street art festivals in Catalonia and across Spain, and gained international experience with shows in France, the UK, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Croatia, and China.

23-25.06 La Confizerie
A subtle and refined brass band, to be savored with your ears!
La Confizerie is a 15-piece French brass band that boldly blends the flavors of disco, techno or latino to create a unique atmosphere.
Come and see this show displaying a touch of elegance and a healthy dose of madness. This sweet-sounding band will delight your ears and get the crowd dancing like never before!

26-28.06 Bandakadarba
Carlo Petrini, journalist and founder of the Slow Food movement, once called them an “urban brass band” – a fitting description for a group that has made the city its natural stage and the street not only a place to perform, but a source of inspiration.
Brass and percussion – that’s their language.
A powerful, marching-band energy that takes on any musical style with flair, delivering waves of vitality and joy.
Formed in Turin, Bandakadabra has built a dynamic live presence that has taken them across Europe and earned the growing attention of audiences far and wide.
From Paleo Festival to Suoni delle Dolomiti, through Jazz sous les pommiers, Premio Tenco, Festival della Mente and Musicultura – in just a few years they’ve played over 400 shows: from theatre and music festivals to street performances and private events, earning their reputation as a one-of-a-kind phenomenon.