• FIB 2011; 4 day tickets for sale at a special price.
• FIB recovers its original name and confirms dates for the 2011 edition
• Thanks for making FIB Heineken a great Festival. See you at FIB Heineken 2011.
• Lily Allen unfortunately cancels her performance at FIB Heineken due to illness
• Tips from the British Consulate for FIB HEINEKEN 2010 attendees

Cities can be born a thousand and one times; reconstructed from their ashes or reinvented through imagination. The reborn Benicàssim that we know today owes as much to its sun, surf and sand as it does to Oasis and Leonard Cohen; as much to its peculiar mountain range, polka-dotted with caves, crags and cliffs, as to the magic of Björk and the howling of Jon Spencer; as much to the Las Palmas desert as to the Festival’s concert venue. Today’s Benicàssim is synonymous with FIB Heineken.

Benicàssim – a name of Arab origins, sons of Qasim – has had an action-packed history due to its location on the Mediterranean: once a refuge for pirates and smugglers, and now, ever since 1995, a second home and truly magical city by the sea for a week of each summer thanks to FIB Heineken. Situated in the very heart of the Costa del Azahar, Benicàssim boasts everything a modern vacation spot needs to make its visitors feel comfortable so they can thoroughly enjoy the scenery, the weather, the cuisine, the beach, the sports facilities and, of course, the music. A city reborn on the Mediterranean coast, proud of its present, which has redefined its geographic coordinates.

FIB Heineken invites you to an unparalleled holiday experience: nine days of free camping in well-cared-for grounds right next to the concert venue where you can both rest and meet interesting and like-minded young people from all over the world. Four intense days of concerts, an entire week of extra-musical activities, and one of the nicest beaches in Europe where you can relax, sunbathe and swim in the warm waters of the Mediterranean.