During the three days of the event, artists such as Bárbara Tinoco, Wet Bed Gang, D.A.M.A, HMB, Chico da Tina, The Gift, Moonspell, Clã, Slow J, Carminho, and the Algarve Orchestra will perform at the festival, offering the public a program "that spans pop, hip hop, fado, rock, electronic music, and jazz," highlighted the organization, run by the Faro City Council, Ambifaro, and Teatro das Figuras.

Names like Branko, Papillon, Mind da Gap, Maninho, Danni Gato, Camaleão Azul, among many others, will also be on stage, but Festival F also has plans for informal gatherings during the three days, diversifying the festival's programming, which runs until 5 September.

On 3 September, "the starting point is Music in the Feminine. On 4 September, Manuela Azevedo, Fernando Ribeiro and Martim Sousa Tavares will meet at a table that crosses pop, metal and classical music, on the same day that Clã and Moonspell take to the festival's stages. On the 5th, national hip hop is at the centre of the discussion," the organisation anticipated.

Rua Galp will host "Artists & Fleas", a space that "brings together creators, artists and small independent producers" and where you can find crafts, design, illustration, fashion, jewellery, natural cosmetics and other authorial projects.

A space for children aged 6 to 10, in Largo de São Francisco, next to the Ria Stage, will be available between 8 pm and midnight, with “playful and educational activities and experiences”.

Visitors will also be able to see, at the Faro Municipal Museum, the exhibitions "Looking at the Landscape: From the collections of the MNAA" and "Portuguese Art 19th-20th Centuries: Miguel Duarte Collection", while photography will be present with an exhibition by ALFA - Associação Livre de Fotógrafos do Algarve, by the American photographer Kathryn Barnard.

There are also plans to hold ‘videomapping’ shows at the Fábrica Stage, where “Fuse - design lab presents projections that combine image, light and sound, bringing visual creation to public space and adding a new dimension to the route through the historic centre”, the organisers also said.

The festival also prepared street entertainment between concerts, with the Ossónoba Choir Group, the Urban Expression dance group, Poesia e Companhia, and the street performances of Al Fanfare and Funkarmonica, bringing "different languages ​​to the heart of the town."

"There are 67 shows distributed across seven stages, in a route that occupies streets, squares, and plazas in the historic centre and once again transforms the city into a living stage for three days," the organization emphasized.

Faro will thus host, between 3 and 5 September, a lineup that "brings together some of the most prominent names in Portuguese music" and presents to the public "projects in full affirmation and artists who are now making their first appearances at the festival," it considered.