Breaking out of the “playground—walk—nap” loop sometimes feels like mission impossible when you have a baby. Routine takes over your days, and sometimes finding a cultural outing that fits the pace of a c...
There are buildings in downtown Barcelona that we walk past every day without realizing they hold a story straight out of a movie. Just a few meters from Plaça Catalunya, on Casp Street, stands one of the...
From posting covers on social media to filling large venues in Mexico and the U.S. in just over a decade and winning a Latin Grammy. This is the story of Grupo Firme, a Mexican band and true pioneers of n...
Throughout the year, Barcelona hosts music festivals of all genres—unique opportunities to see our favorite artists in one place and discover our future favorites. Here’s a preview, in chronological orde...
Bryant Myers confirms a second concert in Barcelona following the sell-out success of the first show: tickets now on sale.
Barcelona experienced one of the musical highlights of the year last May: Bad...
The Paraninfo at the University of Barcelona is located on Plaça de la Universitat (Eixample) and has served for over 150 years as the main auditorium of the UB’s Historic Building, the only Spanish unive...
After an August spent mostly at the beach or on getaways rather than at concert venues (with the exception of a few festivals), September’s music calendar is back in full force. The “back-to-school” seas...
The San Francisco de Sales Parish Church, located in the Dreta de l’Eixample neighborhood of Barcelona, is a 19th-century Neo-Gothic church designed by architect Joan Martorell i Montells, Antoni Gaudí’s...
When summer starts to pack up and the Mediterranean breeze becomes a little gentler in the city, Barcelona knows it’s time to hit the streets. The La Mercè Festival always has an ace up its sleeve for tho...
This August, town squares, churches, and gardens in some of Catalonia’s smallest villages will become stages for live music. The Itinera Festival unveils its August program with more than twenty concerts...