The 57th Barcelona International Jazz Festival continues until March 1, 2026 with a program that brings together 48 concerts and 14 master classes. Great international figures, emerging voices and special projects are part of an edition that is committed to diversity and the history of jazz.
Since October, the festival has turned the city into a meeting point for lovers of live music in Barcelona, with proposals ranging from classical jazz to the most contemporary fusions. Tickets are available from 8 euros, with automatic discounts for those who choose several concerts of the festival.
A line-up with great international figures and new jazz promises
The 2025-2026 edition of the Barcelona Jazz Festival brings together Snarky Puppy, Laurie Anderson, Tigran Hamasyan, Chucho Valdés Royal Quartet, Chris Thile and Janis Siegel, among many others. The program combines concerts by established artists with new voices and proposals that connect jazz with soul, rock or even flamenco.
And it is not the first time that the festival attracts big names: since its first edition in 1966, figures such as Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock or Ella Fitzgerald have played on its stages, consolidating itself among the oldest jazz festivals in Europe and as a benchmark in the Barcelona music scene.
Festival stages: from the Palau de la Música to the Jamboree
The 48 concerts will be held in some of the city’s most emblematic venues. Among them are the Palau de la Música Catalana, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, L’Auditori and the Jamboree, considered one of the best jazz clubs in Barcelona, with an extensive agenda of concerts such as The Jazz Room.
In addition, this edition of jazz in Barcelona is also held at the Conservatori Liceu, Paral-lel 62, the Teatre Auditori Emma Vilarasau in Sant Cugat and La Paloma.