It goes without saying that Barcelona is a must-visit destination for any music lover. From the dozens of concerts that fill the impressive festival season to the shows by the world’s biggest rock and pop stars who come through here every year, there aren’t enough pages in your calendar to list them all.
Check out this list to find out which national and international artists will be performing in our city in the coming months. From massive stadium bands to intimate acts, from the hottest new acts to true veterans with decades of experience under their belts.
Top Concerts in August
Although things slow down a bit in August (it’s very hot and the city is particularly empty), some artists still venture to Barcelona to perform live:
- Black Label Society (August 4) – Razzmatazz
- Godsmack (August 11) – Razsmarazz
- Blackbraid (August 11) – Razzmatazz 3
- Mary Ramone (August 13) – Salamandra (L’Hospitalet)
- Amyl and the Sniffers ( August 18 and 19) – Razzmatazz
- Hermanos Gutiérrez (August 30) – Gran Teatre del Liceu
September Concerts
With the start of the school year, the music calendar gets very packed again. And here are some acts already confirmed for September 2026:
- The Weeknd (September 1) – Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium
- Aitana (September 4, 5, 7, and 8) – Palau Sant Jordi
- The Living Tombstone (September 7) – Razzmatazz 1
- Ca7triel and Paco Amoroso (September 10) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Sigur Rós (September 11) – Auditori Fòrum CCIB
- Rigoberta Bandini (September 11) – Razzmatazz 1
- Olivia Wald (September 12) – Wolf
- zeyne (September 16) – Sala Apolo
- Mac deMarco (September 16) – Razzmatazz 1
- Alex Ubago (September 17) – Palau de la Música
- Rachid B (September 17) – Heliogàbal
- Airbag (September 18) – Sant Jordi Club
- Ciro y los Persas (September 18) – Razzmatazz 1
- Kitty, Daisy & Lewis (September 18) – La [2] at Apolo
- Actors (September 18) – Wolf
- Ty Segall (September 21) – Paral·lel 62
- Villano Antillano (September 25) – Sala Apolo
- Fat Freddy’s Drop (September 26) – Razzmatazz 1
- Grupo Firme (September 26 and 27) – Olimpic Arena Badalona
- Drug Church(September 28) – La Nau
- The Sisters of Mercy (September 29) – Paral·lel 62
Top Concerts for Fall 2026 and Beyond
Once the heat subsides, the city continues to welcome music legends and up-and-coming talent. Here’s a selection of what’s been announced so far:
- Evanescence (October 1) – Olympic Arena Badalona
- Placebo (October 3) – Sant Jordi Club
- Miguel Poveda (October 4) – Auditori Fòrum CCIB
- Hombres G (October 3) – Palau Sant Jordi, Sant Jordi
- Vanessa Paradis (October 8) – Sala Apolo
- María Escarmiento (October 9) – Sala Apolo
- Strawberry Guy (October 12)
- Morat (October 16 and 17) – Palau Sant Jordi
- The Strokes (October 20) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Yard Act (October 20) – Sala Apolo
- 54 Ultra ( October 21) – La Nau
- Band of Horses (October 21) – Razzmatazz 1
- Kelela (October 23) – La Paloma
- Manu Guix (October 24) – Sala Apolo
- Boris (October 24) – La Nau
- Jungle (October 28) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Estrella Morente (October 29) – Paral·lel 62
- Ruel (October 29) – Razzmatazz 2
- Jorge Drexler (October 31) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Melendi (November 1 and 2) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Pitbull (November 4) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Gurriers (November 4) – La [2] at Apolo
- feeble little horse (November 5) – Razzmatazz 3
- Joe Bonamassa (November 7) – Sant Jordi Club
- La Oreja de Van Gogh (November 6, 7, 26, and 27) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Bryan Adams (November 14) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Carolina Durante (November 28) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Ibeyi (November 30) – La Paloma
- Abhir (December 18) – Razzmatazz
- Amaia (December 20) – Palau Sant Jordi
And to top it off: this is crazy—we already know about some concerts… for 2027! Yes, the Murcia-based band Viva Suecia has already announced a concert in Barcelona, specifically on January 16, 2027— we’ll tell you all about it here. Other artists confirmed for 2027 include Barry B (January 8), La Casa Azul (March 13), and Hooverphonic (March 30). And keep an eye out for the debut of one of our very own: Arnau Vallvé (Manel) will present his solo debut on April 2.
And speaking of divas, we already have the first one confirmed for 2027: Colombian singer Karol G has announced that she’ll be stopping by our country as part of her “Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour” world tour. Barcelona will be the first stop on June 3, followed by Madrid and Seville.
