It goes without saying that Barcelona is a must-visit destination for any music lover. From the dozens of concerts packed into the impressive festival season to the performances by the world’s biggest rock and pop stars who come through here every year, there isn’t enough room in your calendar to jot down all the dates.
Check out this list to find out which national and international artists will be visiting our city in the coming months. From massive stadium bands to intimate artists, from the hottest new acts to true veterans with decades of experience under their belts.
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March Concert Highlights
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What concerts are in store for us in March? Keep an eye out for these confirmed shows:
- Humour (March 14) – Heliogàbal
- Celtas Cortos (March 14) – Sant Jordi Club
- Wu Lyf (March 14 and 15 ) – LAUT
- Leire Martínez (March 15) – Razzmatazz
- Brams (March 19) – Casino Aliança del Poblenou
- Bag Gyal (March 20, 21, and 22) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Mägo de Oz (March 21) – Razzmatazz
- La La Love You (March 21) – Sant Jordi Club
- Maro (March 22) – Paral·lel 62
- Airboune (March 24) – Razzmatazz
- Suede (March 25) – Razzmatazz
- Ralphie Choo (March 27) – Sant Jordi Club
- Hans Zimmer (March 27) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Ludovico Einaudi (March 27) – Gran Teatre del Liceu
- Camela (March 28) – La Farga de l’Hospitalet
- Suzanne Vega (March 28) – La Paloma
- Caroline (March 31) – Upload
Highlighted Concerts in April
Spring is in full swing, and there are plenty of reasons to visit a concert venue. The highlight of the month is Rosalía, but her tickets have been sold out since the day they went on sale. Luckily, other great artists are coming to town; here’s our selection:
- Laura Pausini (April 2) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Tame Impala (April 8) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Delinqüentes ( April 10) – Sant Jordi Club
- ETS (En tol sarmiento) (April 11) – Sant Jordi Club
- Seguridad Social (April 11) – Razzmatazz
- Diego Torres (April 12) – Paral·lel 62
- Rosalía (April 13, 15, 17, and 18) – Palau Sant Jordi (sold out)
- Els Amics de les Arts (April 16) – Palau de la Música Catalana
- Paula Mattheus (April 16) – Razzmatazz
- Full of Hell (April 17) – La Nau
- Queralt Lahoz (April 18) – Razzmatazz 2
- Marco Mezquida (April 18) – L’Auditori
- By Storm (April 18) – Laut
- Zenet (April 19) – Paral·lel 62
- Juana Molina (April 19) – La Nau
- Jan Blomqvist (April 23) – Sala Apolo
- Lildami and Mr. Chen (April 23) – Heliogàbal
- Rüfüs du Sol (April 24) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Roger Mas (April 24) – Jamboree Jazz Club
- Nek (April 24) – La 2 de Apolo
- Pau Vallvé (April 25) – Sant Jordi Club
- Dani Martín (April 25) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Vega (April 25) – Razzmatazz 2
Top Concerts in May
You probably didn’t get tickets for Bad Bunny either, right? Well, no worries—luckily, there are plenty of artists who haven’t sold out yet and are just as exciting, if not more so, than the Puerto Rican star. For example…
- Yves (May 1) – Sala Apolo
- Eros Ramazzotti (May 2) – Palau Sant Jordi
- El Último de la Fila (May 3 and 7) – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
- Kiefer Sutherland (May 5) – La 2 de Apolo
- Tara Lily (May 5) – Sala Upload
- Sticky M.A. (May 8) – Razzmatazz
- Pablo Alborán (May 8) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Triquell (May 8) – Sala Apolo
- DYCE ( May 8) – Club Sauvage
- Fangoria (May 9) – Paral·lel 62
- Rodrigo Cuevas (May 9) – Sant Jordi Club
- Eric Clapton (May 10) – Palau Sant Jordi
- TWICE (May 12) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Joshua Idehen (May 14) – Razzmatazz 3
- Pastora (May 16) – La 2 de Apolo
- Marlon (May 17) – Paral·lel 62
- Martin (May 21) – Sala Apolo
- Clara Pleya (May 21) – Paral·lel 62
- Ray Gelato (May 22) – Jamboree Jazz Club
- Maria del Mar Bonet (May 23) – Palau de la Música Catalana
- The Soundtrack of Our Lives (May 27) – La 2 de Apolo
- Alfred García (May 27) – Luz de Gas
- La Pegatina (May 29) – Poble Espanyol
- Marta del Grandi (May 29) – Club Sauvage
- Nacho Vegas (May 30) – Sala Apolo
Notable concerts for summer 2026 and beyond
- Soleá Morente (June 1) – Sala Apolo
- La Dispute (June 21) – La Nau
- Alejandro Sanz (June 27) – RCDE Stadium Cornellà
- Eufòria (June 30) – Palau Sant Jordi
- bbno$ (June 30) – Sala Apolo
- Dogstar (July 7) – Paral·lel 65
- OT 2025 (July 10) – Palau
- Sant Jordi
- Don Omar ( July 23) – Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium
- Bryan Adams (November 14) – Palau Sant Jordi
- Amyl and the Sniffers ( August 18 sold out; new date August 19) – Razzmatazz
- Drug Church (September 28) – La Nau
- Carolina Durante (November 28) – Palau Sant Jordi
As for Candlelight’s concert lineup—which we absolutely love—we can’t help but highlight their upcoming tribute to The Lord of the Rings, with several dates in Barcelona throughout March, April, and May. If you’re a fan of the adventures of Middle-earth, don’t even think twice—the January and February datessold out in record time.
In addition to these individual events, as the weather warms up, festivals start popping up all over the city. One of the biggest is undoubtedly Primavera Sound 2026, which already has its full lineup, featuring classics like The Cure, Massive Attack, and Gorillaz among the headliners. Although tickets for the main festival are sold out, you can still get tickets for the festival’s closing daytime party, Primavera Bits, featuring a lineup headlined by Carl Cox, followed by Joseph Capriati, BLOND:ISH, and Greta. As if that weren’t enough, we already know the lineup for Primavera a la Ciutat, “the other” Primavera.
We also can’t forget about Cruïlla, another of Barcelona’s major festivals. The lineup features names like Halsey, Faithless, Suede, Garbage, The Black Crowes… and many more: we’ve listed them here.
And to top it all off: this is crazy, because we already know about some concerts… from 2027! Yes, the Murcia-based band Viva Suecia has already announced a concert in Barcelona, specifically in January 2027— we’ve got all the details here. Other artists confirmed for 2027 include Barry B (January 8) and La Casa Azul (March 13).