CA Vilar de Mouros is an annual music festival held in the village of Vilar de Mouros, just north of Porto. Established in 1971, it holds the distinction of being the first rock festival in Portugal and one of the oldest in Europe. Often referred to as the 'Portuguese Woodstock,' the event has a long history of hosting both international and national rock and pop acts, contributing significantly to the country's music scene. The festival is a multi-day event, focusing on a diverse lineup of musical performances.
Attendees at CA Vilar de Mouros experience an outdoor festival atmosphere over four days. The event draws a broad audience, including long-time fans of the festival and newer generations of music enthusiasts. The setting in Vilar de Mouros provides a distinct character, away from an urban environment. The primary language of the event is Portuguese, though the music performed is often international.
Access to CA Vilar de Mouros is ticketed. Specific ticketing information, including on-sale dates and price tiers, will be released closer to the event. The venue is located in Vilar de Mouros, requiring travel from Porto. Public transport options to the village and shuttle services during the festival are typically arranged.