Primavera Sound hit by “adverse weather conditions,” Massive Attack, Doja Cat & more cancelled

UPDATE 3: After moving Massive Attack’s set back to 12:30, Primavera has now canceled their set, along with Doja Cat, and Bad Gyal’s sets due to “adverse weather and technical conditions”:

UPDATE 2: There’s been no word from the festival, but Doja Cat writes on social media that her set is cancelled. “Barcelona i am fully dressed and ready to go to stage but it’s just not safe enough to continue the show tonight. I’m so sorry that this is how this shit has to be right now. I will think of everything I can under the sun to make it up to you. Please stay safe and warm I will see you again I promise.”

“Unfortunately it is cancelled due to weather,” she adds in a second post. “I mean what I said in the post prior. Giant hugs tears and kisses to you all tonight.”

Barcelona i am fully dressed and ready to go to stage but it’s just not safe enough to continue the show tonight. I’m so sorry that this is how this shit has to be right now. I will think of everything I can under the sun to make it up to you. Please stay safe and warm I will see…

— DOJA CAT (@DojaCat) June

Unfortunately it is cancelled due to weather. I mean what I said in the post prior. Giant hugs tears and kisses to you all tonight.

— DOJA CAT (@DojaCat) June

UPDATE: Massive Attack‘s set has now been postponed to 12:30 AM on the Estrella Damm Stage.

PREVIOUSLY:

Primavera Sound 2026 is officially underway at Barcelona’s Parc del Fòrum, where they’re currently experiencing some “adverse weather conditions.” Because of those, they’ve had to cancel Alex G‘s performance on the Revolut Stage and Mac DeMarco‘s on the Occident Stage. “We are closely monitoring the situation and will keep you informed as soon as we have further updates,” a statement from the festival reads.

The Revolut Stage is where Doja Cat is scheduled to play later this evening, and TV Girl and Overmono are also scheduled for the Occident Stage. Stay tuned.

A little while ago, Geese played “through a blustery downpour,” as NME points out:

If you’re not at Primavera Sound, it’s streaming live, and here’s the full streaming schedule.