Gran Teatre del Liceu
Choose an opera or a theatre visit to discover the auditorium behind the long-standing La Rambla façade.
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Music-led dates and the rooms where they happen. Follow the artist or the room, then check the dated programme, doors and ticket conditions on the official listing.
Choose an opera or a theatre visit to discover the auditorium behind the long-standing La Rambla façade.
Build an evening around contemporary dance at Barcelona’s specialist performance venue on Montjuïc.
The Argentine trap artist takes his De vuelta solo tour to Razzmatazz. It is a compact Sunday-night concert option for listeners following the younger Latin American urban-music scene.
Vetusta Morla return to the stage with their Gira de vuelta. Canciones de ida tour. The Palau Sant Jordi date offers a large-scale evening with the Spanish alternative-rock band.
The Clavé Choirs join Banda Suburband de Sitges for a concert linking Catalan choral heritage with new band arrangements. Sant Jaume becomes an open-air setting for a shared musical tradition.
The British punk and gothic-rock band mark fifty years with a concert in Razzmatazz 2. The anniversary programme connects their early recordings with the more recent covers album Not Like Everybody Else.
Francisco “Pancho” Céspedes brings his songwriting and voice to Teatre Apolo. The theatre-tour format puts the focus on a repertoire developed over decades rather than the scale of an arena show.
The Swiss band bring their mix of rockabilly, surf, blues and punk to Razzmatazz 3. Choose this smaller-room concert for a guitar-driven night within the larger venue complex.
Laura Marchal brings a voice rooted in flamenco to the close setting of Jamboree 3. Her music also draws on Andalusian song and other influences, with two separately timed evening performances.
Leire Martínez presents her solo chapter on the outdoor Maria Cristina stage. The performance forms part of La Mercè’s music programme, making it an option for a festival evening without a club booking.
Morodo returns to Barcelona with Okoumé Lions for a reggae-led evening at Apolo. The announced bill also includes a showcase by Jah Nattoh & Unity Sound, giving the night a broader musical arc.
Djavan revisits five decades of songwriting on his European anniversary tour. The Coliseum date places a Brazilian repertoire of well-known songs at the centre of an autumn theatre evening.
Wally B. Seck and Ram Dan bring Senegalese mbalax to Paral·lel 62, with an opening appearance by Abba NoStress. The organiser requests white clothing for this concert’s White Party theme.
The Argentine singer returns to Razzmatazz with a big-band format. A concert-led Monday evening puts the focus on her voice and long career in a venue also known for its late-night programme.
MEAM combines a Saturday classical concert with museum admission. The recurring series lets visitors pair figurative art with live music; the performers and repertoire depend on the chosen date.
Sara Hebe brings rap, electronic music, punk and cumbia to La (2) d’Apolo. Her European tour introduces a new phase of the Argentine artist’s work in a room built for close audience contact.
Cómplices revisit their catalogue in a theatre-scale concert designed around a closer connection with listeners. The programme also leaves room for songs associated with Teo Cardalda’s earlier musical work.
The Badalona-born flamenco singer performs at the Auditori Fòrum as part of Suite Festival. This concert brings a long musical trajectory into a dedicated auditorium setting on the eastern waterfront.
Barcelona Jazz Orquestra revisits Louis Armstrong’s connection with the city, joined by New Orleans trumpeter Leroy Jones. Dani Alonso directs this festival tribute at the Palau de la Música.
Trumpet and voice meet seven-string guitar in a new festival duo. Andrea Motis and Yamandu Costa share the Palau stage for a conversation between their distinct musical approaches.