
How to get there
October 10 – Instituto Cervantes, Utrecht
By Public Transport:
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From Utrecht Centraal Station, it’s a 10-minute walk. Exit towards the city center and follow signs to Domplein.
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Bus and tram options also stop near Domplein.
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By Car:
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Parking is available at P Springweg (Strosteeg 83), about 5 minutes' walk to the venue.
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Please note: Utrecht’s city center has restricted driving zones, use navigation apps carefully.
October 11 & 12 – Posthoornkerk, Amsterdam
By Public Transport:
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A 10-minute walk from Amsterdam Centraal Station via Haarlemmerstraat.
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Or take tram 3 or bus 18 to Haarlemmerplein.
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By Bike:
Bike parking is available near the church.
By Car:
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Closest garages:
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Q-Park Amsterdam Centraal (Prins Hendrikkade 20A)
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IJDock Parking Garage (IJdok 33)
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By Taxi/Uber:
Ride-share drop-off is available on Haarlemmerstraat, just outside the venue.
Mark your calendar
11, 12 September 2026
at Posthoornkerk , Amsterdam, Netherlands
Two days inside one of Amsterdam’s most distinctive venues.
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No massive stages. No VIP fences.
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Just live music, good food, drinks, art and a room full of people ready to move, eat, talk, dance and connect.
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Come as you are.
Who’s playing?
Names you may not know yet, but won’t forget.
Jaleo Sound is about discovering emerging artists and new sounds from across the Spanish-speaking world.
From flamenco and Spanish pop to Latin rhythms, rumba, electronic sounds and more. Two days of live music, unexpected discoveries and plenty of reasons to dance.
Come curious. Leave with a new favourite artist.
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Why Jaleo?
Jaleo Sound was created as a meeting point for Spanish-speaking cultures in the Netherlands. A place to reconnect, discover and celebrate together.
But Jaleo is more than music.
It’s sharing food around a table. A song you recognise from home. Discovering something completely new. Meeting people, dancing, talking, eating and staying longer than you planned.
Music, visual arts, gastronomy and community. All under one roof.
Whether you grew up with these cultures or you’re discovering them for the first time, you’re invited to be part of the jaleo.
