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That Barcelona is an inescapable destination for any music lover is a no-brainer. From the dozens of concerts that accumulate in the impressive festival season to the recitals of the world’s biggest rock and pop stars that pass through here every year, there is no agenda to write down all the dates.
Check out this list to find out which national and international artists will be coming to our city in the coming months. From big stadium bands to intimate artists, from the most intimate to authentic beasts with decades of experience behind them.
Featured concerts in January
María Becerra (January 10)
The Argentine urban music diva will perform songs from her discography as part of the Cruïlla d’Hivern series. A show with hits such as Automático, Adiós or Corazón Vacío.
Location: Sant Jordi Club. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7
💸 Tickets: From 54€.
Delaporte (January 11)
The Spanish-Argentinean duet of electropop sounds brings their live show to Barcelona, where they will present their latest album Aquí y Ahora. A different project with a very careful aesthetic, sophisticated sounds and the magnetic voice of Sandra.
Location: Sala Apolo. C/ Nou de la Rambla, 113
💸 Tickets: 28,50€.
Touché Amore (January 23rd)
Although categorized as post-hardcore, this Californian band has always gone their own way, something they will prove in January at their date at the 2 Apolo, where they present their album Spiral in a Straight Line, their first since 2020.
Location:La 2 de Apolo. C/ Nou de la Rambla, 113
💸 Tickets: 28€.
Barcelona Big Blues Band (January 23)
The band led by double bassist Ivan Kovacevic kicks off the SAX-O-RAMA cycle, bringing their energetic swing&clues and does so in a venue that is reborn from the ashes, the Molino, which begins its new stage as a jazz club.
Location: El Molino. C/Vila i Vilà, 99, Sants-Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona
💸 Tickets: 22€.
Fermín Muguruza (January 24)
One of the founders of the legendary Basque punk band Kortatu comes to Barcelona to review 40 years of career, where he will play songs from the band but also from Negu Gorriak and also from his solo repertoire.
Location: Palau Sant Jordi. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7
💸 Tickets: 42,90€.
Tarque y la Asociación del Riff (January 25)
One of the best voices of the current rock and that is stretching to the maximum his break with M Clan. With his current line-up he offers us pure rock and roll, far from current trends and fads, just an explosion of good sound and tons of charisma.
Location: Razzmatazz 1. C/ Almogàvers, 122
💸 Tickets: 25€.
Carolina Durante (January 25 and 26)
The band from Madrid will do a double bill in Barcelona, and in a very short time they sold out their first concert and had to announce a second date in the city. They arrive just in time to present their new album, Elige tu propia aventura, as well as to play (I’m sure) previous hits like the iconic Cayetano.
Location: Sant Jordi Club. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7
💸 Tickets: 30€.
Madeleine Peyroux (January 30)
One of the great current supporters of jazz, who with her personal voice transports us to past times thanks to her powerful versions but also to the present, with her own songs that are based on the classics but sound tremendously fresh.
Location: Paral-lel, 62. Av. del Paral-lel, 62
💸 Tickets: from 35€.
February preview
Maika Makovski (February 6)
She’s back. And how Maika is back, with a round, ambitious, very rococo album. Now she presents it on a tour that will take her to La Paloma in Barcelona. Bunker Rococo is the result of three years of work (since the release of her previous album MKMK), time in which she has explored new sounds and played with experimentation.
Location:Carrer del Tigre, 27, Ciutat Vella
💸 Tickets: from 25€.
ATEEZ (February 7)
K-Pop is not a phenomenon: it is a reality. The furor for the Korean music genre is more alive than ever and it is demonstrated by international tours that come to Barcelona as this one of the band ATEEZ, which will only stop in Barcelona within the Spanish State.
Location: Palau Sant Jordi. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7
💸 Tickets: from 121€.
Sidonie (February 7)
With this concert, Sidonie will put an end to the presentation tour of their latest album Marc, Axel y Jes. A very special tour, as it also marks the celebration of 27 years on stage of the band.
Location: Sant Jordi Club. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7
💸 Tickets: from 30€.
Siloé (February 8)
The trio from Valladolid is an expert in giving goosebumps to the audience in their live performances, raw, visceral and with those lyrics that accompany melodies between folk and indie-rock. This concert is part of the Santa Trinidad Tour.
Location: Razzmatazz, 2. Carrer de Pamplona, 88.
💸 Tickets: from 30€.
Lisabö (February 7)
Post-hardcore is not dead. Lisabö either. The mythical Basque band are pure intensity, they are wounds in the skin for each rhythm, for each beat of the bass drum. They are an absolute sound experience to live at least once in a lifetime.
Location: Sala Apolo. C/ Nou de la Rambla, 113
💸 Tickets:from 20€.
DITZ (February 7th)
The 7th is a good day for music in Barcelona, as DITZ will also be playing in Barcelona. They say about them that “you will like them if you like IDLES”. We add: if you like electric, powerful, irrepressible and fun live shows.
Location: Sala Upload. Avinguda de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13.
💸 Tickets:from 19€.
Nubya Garcia (February 12th)
Nubya Garcia comes to put the spike in Barcelona with a show that returns to consecrate her as the great representative of the new British jazz. The saxophonist will present her new album, Odyssey, on February 12 at La (2) de Apolo in Barcelona.
Location: La 2 de Apolo. C/ Nou de la Rambla, 113
💸 Tickets:36€.
More concerts in February
- February 15th. Joe Crepúsculo (Paral-lel 62)
- February 15th. Dani Fernández (Sant Jordi Club)
- February 17th. Pastora Soler (Gran Teatre del Liceu)
- February 20th. Liana Flores (Razzmatazz 3)
- February 25th. Julie (Razzmatazz 3)
- 27th February. Hayley Reardon (Centre Artesà Tradicionàrius)
- February 28th. Cariño (Razzmatazz)
March preview
- March 1st. Maruja Limón (Sala Apolo)
- March 3rd. Marc Scibili (La 2 de Apolo)
- March 6th. Revolver (Paral-lel 62)
- March 8th. Loreen (Paral-lel 62)
- March 11th. Oklou (Sala Apolo)
- March 12th. Anastacia (Paral-lel 62)
- March 14th. Hidrogenesse (La 2 de Apolo)
- March 17. Porridge Radio (Razzmatazz 2)
- March 21st. Mushka (Sant Jordi Club)
- March 21st. Carly Gibert (LAUT)
- March 23rd. Andrea Vanzo (Borrás Theater)
- March 26th. Tycho (Sala Apolo)
- March 26th. MIKE (La Nau)
- March 28th. Zeal & Ardor (Razzmatazz 2)
- March 28th. Rosario Flores. Auditori del Fòrum
Spring concerts 2025 and beyond
In this article we have highlighted the first concerts of this year, but the rest of 2025 is full of unmissable dates. First things first: we already know the full line-up for Primavera Sound, tickets are already sold out but you can still choose between Charli XCX, Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter by buying day tickets.
On the other hand a star of the stature of Alanis Morrissette has also announced a concert in Barcelona in 2025. It will be the first since 2008, and will be held at the Cruïlla on July 12, 2025. At this same festival we will be able to enjoy the live performances of artists such as Thirty Seconds to Mars, Ben Harper or Texas, among others.
For the same dates Robbie Williams, the ex of take That, has already confirmed that he will play on July 5 at the RCDE Stadium in Cornellà.
Another confirmed big name is Billie Eilish, who will be playing a double bill at the Palau Sant Jordi on July 14 and 15. There will also be bands with decades of success behind them, such as Stereophonics (May 12) or Weezeer (July 9), both at 1 Razz.
2025 also marks the return of great rock bands of all times, such as the incombustible Guns N’ Roses, who will make a stop in Barcelona (and the only one in Spain) on June 9 (Estadi Lluís Companys).
And Rigoberta Bandini will be back in a big way on June 28 to fill the Palau Sant Jordi with her Jesucrista Superstar tour.
In the more alternative field, we highlight names like Baby Lasagna (April 7, Razzamatazz 2), runner-up of Eurovision 2024 or the folk of the duo of brothers Amistat, who bring it to us in June.
Meanwhile, Rigoberta Bandini has announced her return to the stage to promote her album Jesucrista Superstar. She will do so with a tour of Spain that will stop in Barcelona on June 28 at the Palau Sant Jordi.
Are we up for a trip to the Pyrenees? Then we can also stop by the most musical getaway of the year, Polar Sound Occident, which will fill the resort of Baqueira Beret for two days of pop and rock, with artists such as Nil Moliner, La La Love You, Viva Suecia and a careful selection of DJs. Skiing during the day + music when the evening falls = great plan.