Get caked by Steve Aoki at Lava Live in Lanzarote
Lanzarote is getting ready to party as world-renowned DJ and producer Steve Aoki and Spanish rap and R&B sensation Rels B prepare to headline Lava Live 2025 this Friday, 25th July.
The event will take place at the Agramar fairgrounds in Arrecife and promises to be an explosive night of music, energy, and unforgettable moments.
Steve Aoki is famous for his electrifying sets and signature cake-throwing antics and is bringing his only Canary Islands show to Lanzarote as part of his Spanish tour.
Fans eager to experience the full Aoki treatment are invited to bring signs that read “CAKE ME!” for the chance to be caked live on stage, a signature moment of the DJ’s performances that often goes viral online. The cakes, which have become an iconic part of his shows, are being specially prepared by Adelia Canarias.
Known for global hits and high-profile collaborations, Steve Aoki’s new album Paragon features 18 tracks that explore afro-house, amapiano, and Latin-inspired rhythms, alongside his trademark EDM and house sounds. He is ranked number 12 in DJ Magazine’s global Top 100 DJs list, and continues to be a major force in electronic music.
Joining him on stage is Rels B, one of the most influential voices in Spanish-language rap over the past decade. Originally from Mallorca, Rels B is celebrated for his raw, emotional lyrics and polished sound. His hits like A mí, Mi Luz and ¿Cómo Dormiste? have topped charts in Spain and Latin America, with his album AfroLOVA'23 debuting in Spotify’s Top 10. During his 2022 Flakk Tour, he sold out major venues across Latin America and even went viral for inviting his mother on stage during a concert in Buenos Aires.
The 25th July lineup also features reggaeton star Justin Quiles, whose music blends pop, trap, and R&B; Argentine artist Luck Ra, known for his upbeat cumbia hits; and DJ Sumaya.
Tickets for Lava Live Fest’s second weekend are in high demand following a sold-out first weekend. Organisers are encouraging fans to purchase remaining tickets as soon as possible. The festival continues on Saturday 26th July with performances from Estopa, Kapo, St. Pedro and Toni Bob.
Tickets range from €45 to €300 per day, depending on access level: General Admission, Front Stage, or Platinum, which includes open bar and catering. Weekend passes are available from €80 to €150. Entry is free for over-65s, and the local youth can benefit from discounts via the Canary Youth Card or Cultural Bonus.
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