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That Barcelona is an unavoidable destination for any music lover is obvious. 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’s no agenda to keep track of 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 October
Robe (October 5)
The former leader of Extremoduro continues to dazzle with his solo career. His tour Ni santos ni inocentes will stop at the Forum, perfect time to present his latest album Se nos lleva el aire, which is sure to be a success like its predecessor, which achieved the gold record. A sure value of rock, full of authenticity and alien to any fad.
Parc del Fòrum. c/ de la Pau, 12 (Sant Adrià de Besos)
Tickets: 45€.
Billy Woods (October 7)
The deepest hip-hop will shake Barcelona this October with Billy Woods. The New York rapper comes to the city to distill his style that comes from the underground, with intense stories away from the typical rap of masses, the latest of which has been presented in his album We Buy Diabetic Test Strips.
Razzmatazz 2. c/ Pamplona, 88.
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Judit Nedderman (October 11th)
The Catalan singer-songwriter closes the tour of her latest album, LAR, at home. Songs that mix Iberian folklore with Brazilian music, a mixture that has always seduced this artist (who also flirts with jazz). Luminous music for the beginning of autumn, with songs (in Spanish and Catalan) that are a declaration of intentions: La llave de la alegría or Celebrar.
Sala Apolo. c/Nou de la Rambla, 113
Tickets: 25€.
The Vaccines (October 16)
Brits The Vaccines will present their sixth album, Pick-up Full of Pink Carnations this fall at Apolo. An indie rock explosion that has been active since 2010 and has reaped hits like If You Wanna, Teenage Icon and I Always Knew, which are sure to be played along with the songs from the new album.
Sala Apolo. c/Nou de la Rambla, 113
Tickets: 28€.
Scott Bradley’s Postmodern Jukebox (October 22)
The kings of reinterpretation are back in town. The American band led by pianist Scott Bradley will display their elegance and talent in Paral-lel 62 and will play songs by Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, Radiohead or David Bowie as if they had come out of a classic of the golden age of Hollywood or a jazz club in New Orleans in the 30s.
Paral-lel, 62. Av. Paral-lel, 62
Tickets from 36€.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (October 24)
The legendary Nick Cave, Mick Harvey and his band will fill the Sant Jordi with their timeless punk rock. The band returns to Europe after 7 years and does so to present their new album Wild God, which comes out on August 30, whose songs will be played along with classics from their 40-year history.
Palau Sant Jordi. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7.
Tickets from 71,50€.
Jersey (October 25)
This duet of brothers of French origin will present in Apolo their accelerated house, very enjoyable and danceable but also emotional. With their music, they are gradually making a niche for themselves in the music scene, with tracks that have accumulated millions of listens, such as the catchy Talk Tonight.
Sala Apolo. c/Nou de la Rambla, 113
Kim Churchill (October 29th)
Kim Churchill is one of the most emotive folk artists of the current scene. 15 years of career and 6 studio albums endorse the Australian singer-songwriter, who comes to Razz to delight us with his music, accompanied by his guitar and little else, returning us to the essence of the original styles from which he drinks, like the blues.
Razzmatazz 3. c/ Pamplona, 88.
Tickets: 22€.
Okay Kaya (October 29th)
Okay Kaya is an international artist… in the most literal sense of the term. Born in the USA, she grew up in Norway and has also lived in Berlin, which makes her a very special singer-songwriter in the indie world. This time she stops in Barcelona to present her fourth album, Oh My God – that’s so me.
Razzmatazz 2. c/ Pamplona, 88.
Tickets: 22€.
Yann Tiersen (October 30)
The iconic French artist brings to Barcelona his tour Yann Tiersen: Solo Piano + Electronics, where he focuses his repertoire to the most intimate and personal electronics, without sacrificing his originality and peculiar style. He will perform songs from his tetralogy Kerber, consisting of four albums and the compilation Kerber Complete (2023).
Sala Apolo. c/Nou de la Rambla, 113
Tickets from 37€.
Featured concerts in November
STRFKR (November 1)
The electronic pop band led by Joshua Hodgens has been offering a good sound for 20 years, and now they come to our city to present Parallel Dreams, an album of powerful and emotional lyrics and catchy melodies.
Wolf Barcelona. c/ Almogávers, 88
Angry Blackmen (November 5th)
These noise rap referents land in Laut to offer their angry and vindictive style… and in 2024 they have plenty of reasons to make each of their choruses stick like a dagger and be more punks with rap than the punks themselves.
Laut. c/ Vilà i Vilà, 61
MARO (November 10)
The Portuguese singer-songwriter is still on the rise, with recent collaborations with great artists of our land as Andrea Motis or Rita Payés. At Paral-lel 62 she will offer her intimate repertoire, accompanied for the last time by guitarists Pau Figueres and Dario Barroso, with whom she has performed at the world-renowned Tiny Desk Concerts.
Paral-lel, 62. Av. Paral-lel, 62
Bryan Adams (November 12)
With more than 40 years of career, the Canadian musician is still in top form, as evidenced by the tour that is taking him around the world and now comes to our house. So Happy It Hurts, which is the name of the tour, presents the songs from the album of the same name, although there will be a selection of those classics that we have been chanting since the 80s.
Palau Sant Jordi. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7.
Tickets from 44€.
BALTHVUS (November 14)
An unclassifiable trio that mixes hallucinogenic funk, cumbia, anatolian rock and surf without mussing their hair. From Colombia , they come to Barcelona to present their fourth album, Harvest, a cocktail of styles played by virtuoso musicians.
La Nau. C/ Àlaba, 30
LA LOM (November 14)
Born in 2022, this Californian trio comes to our country to seduce us with their repertoire, based on boleros, chichas and instrumental cumbias that were danced 7 decades ago but still sound current today. A great acoustic anomaly in a world led by computer-generated sounds.
Sala Bikini. Diagonal Avenue, 547
Within Temptation (November 23rd)
Probably the most mythical band of symphonic metal in active comes to Barcelona to dazzle all those who follow them since their debut back in the 90’s and the current generations that go from the current trends. In Sant Jordi Club they arrive with their Bleed Out tour, which is touring all over Europe.
Sant Jordi Club. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7
Admission: 46€.
Girl Ultra (November 24)
One of the great promises of contemporary pop, capable of playing all styles. Her rise is being meteoric: she played at the last edition of Coachella, opened for Julieta Venegas in front of 80,000 people and now brings her rhythms to Barcelona, presenting her album Blush.
La Nau. C/ Àlaba, 30
Salt Tree (November 26)
Salt Tree are an Australian duo that shows their passion for surfing and nature in each of their songs. This is happy, lively music, perfect for a car trip with friends. Self-produced, they are accumulating thousands of downloads with each of their songs.
Club Sauvage (Former Sidecar). Plaza Reial, 7
Manolo García (November 30)
Incombustible as few others, the singer-songwriter from Barcelona has the challenge of filling the Sant Jordi once again (spoiler: he will do it soon, sold out and the tickets in the stands are flying). Songs that are already anthems, charisma and closeness in a show that looks set to be epic and that closes his Spanish tour of 2024.
Palau Sant Jordi. Passeig Olímpic, 5-7.
Tickets from 40€.
All that is to come at the end of 2024 (and beyond)
These are the most important dates in the near future, but the final stretch of 2024 is very interesting musically speaking, so we advance you some of our favorite concerts of all genres: rock, pop, indie…
December preview
- Molchat Doma (December 2) – Sala Apolo
- José Mercé (December 2) – Apolo Theater
- Mdou Moctar (December 3) – Razzmatazz 2
- Camela (December 5) – La Farga de l’Hospitalet
- King Hannah (December 8) – La Nau
- Daniel Anglès (December 10) – Teatre Condal
- Ara Malikian (12 December) – Gran Teatre del Liceu
- María José Llergo (December 17) – Palau de la Música Catalana
- Rita Payés (December 19) – Palau de la Música Catalana
- Ladilla Rusa (December 20) – Sala Apolo
- Gypsy Kings (December 27) – Palau de la Música Catalana
- Arde Bogotá (December 27th and 28th) – Sant Jordi Club
- Los Zigarros (December 28th) – Razzmatazz 1
First confirmed artists of 2025
And although there is still a long way to go for 2025, some artists have already confirmed their visit to Barcelona. Among the biggest we highlight Billie Eilish, who will double at the Palau Sant Jordi on July 14 and 15, and the double Eurovision winner, Loreen, who will show her grit on March 8 at the Sala Paral-lel 62.
In the more alternative field, we highlight the female pop group Cariño (February 28, Razzmatazz) or Baby Lasagna (April 7, Razzamatazz 2), runner-up of Eurovision 2024.
And k-pop fans will have an unmissable date: one of the most successful bands of the genre, ATEEZ, will land at the Palau Sant Jordi on February 7 (it will be their only concert in the state).
Of course, we can not end this review without remembering that we already have dates for some of the most important music festivals of 2025. For example, a date we will not miss is Primavera Sound, which will fill the Parc del Fòrum with music from June 5 to 7.