It goes without saying that Barcelona is a must-visit destination for any music lover. From the dozens of festival concerts to the performances by the world’s biggest rock and pop stars who come here every year, there aren’t enough pages in your calendar 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 performers, from the hottest acts to true veterans with decades of experience under their belts.
Top Concerts in November
In winter, the pace doesn’t slow down one bit: you have to squeeze into small venues and large stadiums to stay warm between choruses:
- Melendi (1st and 2nd) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Stormy (November 1) – La Nau
- Poison Ruïn (November 2) – Razzmatazz
- Gurriers (November 4) – La 2 de Apolo
- Pitbull (November 4) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Javiera Mena (November 4) – Paral·lel 62
- Medina Azahara (November 4) – Sant Jordi Club
- CURSES (November 5) – Sala WOLF
- 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
- Allie X (November 7) – La Nau
- Chameleons (November 8) – Razzmatazz 2
- Robert Finley (November 12) – La 2 de Apolo
- Camela (November 13) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Arlo Parks (November 13) – Sala Apolo
- Bryan Adams (November 14) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Malmö 040 (November 14) – Sant Jordi Club
- Miaw (November 18) – Laut
- Ben Yart (November 19) – Sala Apolo
- L.A. Guns (November 20) – Razzmatazz 2
- The Haunted Youth (November 20) – LA 2
- Split Dogs (November 24) – Sala Upload
- Carolina Durante (November 28) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Grecas (November 29) Sant Jordi Club
- Ibeyi (November 30) – La Paloma
December Concerts
With tinsel already peeking out and Christmas decorations about to pop up on every corner, the music calendar is once again packed. And here are some acts confirmed for December 2026:
- City of the Sun (December 2) – La 2
- Jamie Woon (December 3) – Laut
- Rancore (December 10) – Sala Upload
- Kid Kapichi (December 11) – Sala Upload
- Rareş (December 16) – Laut
- Cariño (December 18) – Apolo
- Abhir (December 18) – Razzmatazz
- Amaral (December 18) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Jay Wheeler (December 19) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Amaia (December 20) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Antonio Orozco (December 22) – Palau Sant Jordi
- OBK (December 30) – Sant Jordi Club
Concerts scheduled for 2027
The Murcia-based band Viva Suecia has already announced a concert in Barcelona, specifically on January 16, 2027—we’ve got all the details here. Other artists confirmed for 2027 include Barry B (January 7 and 8), Jersey (January 28), and pablopablo (Valentine’s Day, February 14) Chat Pile (February 16), La Casa Azul (March 13), Viva Belgrado (March 19), Alcalá Norte (March 20), Hooverphonic (March 30), Los Punsetes (April 17), and Meute (April 20). Keep an eye out for the debut of one of our very own artists: Arnau Vallvé (Manel) will present his solo debut on April 2. Or the grand finale that Los Delinqüentes will hold in Badalona on October 16.
And speaking of divas, we already have several confirmed for 2027: like Metrika, who will perform at Sant Jordi Club on March 6; or the Colombian artist Karol G, who has announced 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, before heading to Madrid and Seville.
