We bring you the schedule of upcoming concerts in Madrid. From here we draw several conclusions: the idea of doing one (or two, or three dates) in a big arena is in fashion for both established artists and new bands. The live music craze is real and we hope it is, also, authentic. And a big rumor is confirmed: Bad Bunny announces eight dates, eight concerts in Madrid in 2026.
In this list there are tour closures of international bands, unexpected tributes, the odd festival, small emerging groups that are beginning to sound by the mythical Madrid halls and that you can not miss before they become very famous … Take note!
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Concerts of the month of May
Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso (May 28)
What a rage, what a taste they have and what an authentic way of doing things (even if it’s all marketing). Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso have invaded every marquee, wall and street to announce the passage through Madrid and Barcelona of their Baño María Tour.
Tickets: from 45€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca neighborhood).
Chayanne (May 29)
Approved by Chayanne! The Puerto Rican artist returns to Madrid as part of his Bailemos Otra Vez tour.
Tickets: from 45€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca district).
Blowfuse (May 30)
This concert is a farewell. The Catalans Blowfuse say goodbye with these words: “It’s been years of music, sweat and community, but the time has come to say goodbye. THE FINAL SHOWS will be the last chance to experience the energy and madness of Blowfuse live. Thank you for being part of this journey. See you in Madrid and Barcelona to make these concerts UNFORGETTABLE!”. And they will be.
Tickets: from 19€.
Where: The Bassement – Club at Galileo 26, Calle Galileo, 26 (Chamberí)
Matadero Multipista (May 30, June 6 and 13)
Multipista is that Radio 3 program, directed and presented by Pablo Gil, which opens a window to the sounds of the moment. Now, it will also be a small but thuggish cycle of free concerts: Matadero Multipista will happen during four consecutive Fridays at Nave Una. It’s a double program (first, workshops and talks at 8pm; then, the DJ session in the evening, starting at 9.15pm).
- May 30, dedicated to k-pop, will start with a talk with Marta Movidas and DJ Sani session.
- June 6, focusing on urban music. Talk with Sarah Robledo (from Dale Play Records) and DJ Kabasaki’s session.
- June 13, dedicated to African sounds. Talk with Tania Safura Adam and DJ Catu Dioses session.
Tickets: free
Where: Matadero, at Plaza de Legazpi, 8 (Arganzuela).
Ed Sheeran (May 30 and 31)
He has red hair, made an unforgettable cameo in Game of Thrones and is the subject of memes as well as international awards and endless musical hits. Two dates in Madrid and we don’t think it’s enough.
Tickets: from 65€.
Where: Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Riyadh Air Metropolitano Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, (San Blas-Canillejas).
Concerts in June
Joaquín Sabina (June 2, July 2 & 4, October 20 & 22, November 25 & 30)
“Los nuestro duró…” as long as Joaquín Sabina wanted it to last. The singer-songwriter bids farewell to decades of career and says goodbye to the stage for good with eight dates throughout the year at Movistar Arena.
Tickets: from 40€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca neighborhood).
Been Stellar (June 4)
Their liminal album is called Scream from New York, NY, and it is, indeed, a shout out to the rock sounds that have shaped the city in bands like Sonic Youth or The Strokes.
Tickets: from 18€.
Where: Sala Nazca, at 24 Orense Street (Tetuán).
Gouge Away (June 4th)
Gouge Away will play at Primavera Sound and on June 4th at the Wurli. Which one do you choose? We have it clear. Besides the eternal love we have for one of the venues that has done the most for the underground and DIY in the center of Madrid and for the possibility of seeing this band in a family format, presenting their third album Deep Sage. Raw post-hardcore of the good stuff. Thanks for this.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Wurlitzer Ballrom, Tres Cruces street, 12 (Downtown)
The Hard Quartet (June 5)
Pure love to the sounds of the nineties in the least of a super band composed of Stephen Malkmus (Pavement), Jim White (Dirty Three), Matt Sweeney (Skunk, Chavez and Zwan) and Emmet Kelly (The Cairo Gang).
Tickets: from 35€.
Where: Sala Villanos at 18, Bernardino Obregón Street (Palos de la Frontera).
DroneArt Show (June 7)
A string quartet will perform great classical music scores (such as The Four Seasons by Vivaldi; The Swan, by Camille Saint-Saëns; or Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky), with more than 10,000 thousand candles at their feet and hundreds of drones in the sky.
Tickets: from 29€ Where? Avenida del Padre Huidobro, S/N, A6 KM 8 (Moncloa – Aravaca)
Natos & Waor (June 7)
The style of Nator & Waor has returned the faith to the world of rhapsody. A stellar trajectory from cockfights and concerts in squats to filling the Riyadh Air Metropolitano this summer proves it.
Tickets: from 77€.
Where: Riyadh Air Metropolitan Riyadh Air Metropolitano, at Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, in the neighborhood of San Blas-Canillejas.
Stereolab (June 7)
Buf, this is something epic. An epiccomeback of a band that hasn’t released an album in twenty years (and they don’t need to). They have been leaving us clues in the form of singles, surprises full of quality and warmth.
Tickets: from 27€.
Where: Teatro Eslava, at Calle del Arenal 11 (Sol)
High Vis (June 8)
How do we explain this. If you miss them, you’ll regret it. High Vis is hardcore, but not that hard. It’s a special sound that doesn’t limit itself and plays with post-punk, brit-pop and that Madchester sound, not Manchester, that we like the most.
Tickets: from 23€.
Where: Sala Copernico, at Calle Fernández de los Ríos, 67 (Moncloa).
Christian Lee Hutson (June 10)
Christian Lee Hudson comes to Madrid to present his new work, Paradise Pop. 10, which is co-produced by a woman we revere: Phoebe Bridgers. The sound of Missouri in the Sun next June 10.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Sala El Sol, Jardines street, 3 (Sol)
Amore (June 11)
Amore is María Moreno, she comes from Murcia, lives in Madrid and with her songs she has consolidated a style that is defining the new Spanish pop, with a dream pop in continuous connection with electronic experimentation without losing sight of the experimentation of the most urban sounds.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Sala BUT, Barceló street, 11 (Malasaña)
Boeckner (June 11)
Boeckner, yes. The same one who, in the full glare of the 2000s, captained the band Wolf Parade. His solo project is a reflection of epic indie rock that will remind us of Modest Mouse, Arcade Fire and? of course, the “Wolf Parade”.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Wurlitzer Ballrom, at Calle de las Tres Cruces, 12 (Downtown)
Chat Pile (June 11)
Wow. How they sound. They are pure power and a lot of hardness: Chat Pile sound with the rawness with which we pronounce the name of the band itself, with forceful, closed consonants, a “solid” rock, as defined by Primavera Tours, the promoter of the event, “Chat Pile would be very high on the Mohs scale, the scale that measures the hardness of minerals”. So that’s it. Let’s go for them.
Tickets: from 22€.
Where: Sala Nazca, 24 Orense St. (Tetuán)
Dehd (June 11)
They are called Dehd. We are not quite sure how to pronounce it, but we do know that their latest album, Poetry, is a journey into the depths of the desert landscape of New Mexico, through the intense green and endless pastures of Montana and the city where they were born: Chicago.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Sala Villanos at 18, Bernardino Obregón Street (Palos de la Frontera).
His Lordship (June 13)
We love how Last Tour (promoter of the event) defines the spirit of His Lordship: “With a restless spirit within the rawest and most unhinged possible aspects of rock & roll, His Lordship has managed to carve a niche for itself within a musical genre in which it is very easy to rely on the nostalgia factor and retro aesthetics”. We won’t add a single point to this perfect definition of the English band’s sound.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Sala Clamores, at 14 Alburquerque St. (Bilbao)
Cola (June 18)
Cola are Tim Darcy and Ben Stidworthy, Canadian musicians , champions of the post punk scene in their country. But what they have done with Cola is a step further that we will be able to discover in the old Caracol with the presentation of their new album, The Gloss.
Tickets: from 20€.
Where: Sala Villanos in the street of Bernardino Obregón, 18 (Palos de la Frontera).
Felipe Baldomir (June 18)
There is nothing more comforting than, among the crushing heat of Madrid’s summer, a breath of fresh air straight from Uruguay -or Australia? in folk format. Felipe Baldomir will take the stage at Moby Dick to present his new EP Strangers, Lovers.
Tickets: from 22€.
Where? Moby Dick, Avenida de Brasil, 5 (Tetuán)
Flavio Rodríguez (June 19)
Flavio Rodriguez has just released a rounded album with such appetizing collaborations as Cruz Cafune, Pepe y Vizio, Maikel Delacalle, LaBlackie… The name? Boyband. He will present it this June 19 at the Sol.
Tickets: from 14€.
Where: Sala El Sol, Jardines street, 3 (Sol)
Kalorama Madrid (June 20 and 21)
KALORAMA returns to Madrid with a change of location, two days with a lineup without overlaps and bands ranging from the post punk of Boy Harsher to the soul of Jorja Smith or the psychedelia of The Flaming Lips. Find in this article all the details of the lineup and the prices of vouchers and tickets.
Tickets: from 115€.
Where is the venue? Caja Mágica, on the way of Perales, 23 (San Fermín-Orcasur)
Melody (June 20)
The diva is already here. Controversies aside, Melody will celebrate the summer solstice in Torrejón de Ardoz with a completely free concert open to the public in the Plaza Mayor of the town. This show will be the start, the firecracker of the Fiestas Populares 2025, after the proclamation that will give the protagonists of the women’s soccer club Futbolellas, who have just been promoted to the Second Division.
Tickets: free
Where? Plaza Mayor of Torrejón de Ardoz
European Music Day (June 20 and 21)
Tremendous lineup for this year’s concerts held at Matadero to celebrate the European Day of Music. On Friday 20, Hot Chip DJ Set, Sofia Kourtesis, Moxie, Emilia Grima with free admission. On Saturday 21, Baiuca, La Paloma, Hinds, Error 97 with a symbolic entry of 5 €.
Tickets: Friday, free admission; Saturday, 5€.
Where: Matadero, Plaza de Legazpi, 8 (Arganzuela).
Dellafuente (June 20 and 21)
Della has made it. Yes, he has done it: two dates in a row at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano (yes, he was one of the artists “affected” by the closure of the Bernabéu as a concert stadium) which he has relocated with absolute success. With these two concerts he will celebrate a decade of trap music, hip hop and always flamenco.
Tickets: from 60€.
Where: Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Riyadh Air Riyadh Air Metropolitano, at Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, in the neighborhood of San Blas-Canillejas.
Lucinda Williams (June 21)
The singer-songwriter from Louisiana will land at La Riviera to present us a geographical and sentimental map of her country, without forgetting a heavy political and vindictive load, a singular sharpness in her lyrics, always critical and combative. So necessary, Lucinda, in these times.
Tickets: from 45€.
Where? La Riviera, in Paseo Bajo de la Virgen del Puerto, S/N (Madrid Río Park)
HEALTH (24th June)
Primavera Tours (promoter of the event) say that HEALTH could be defined as “Nine Inch Nails with Neil Tennant on vocals”. Nothing more to say, your honor. Noise, industrial, black leather and to fly.
Tickets: from 25€.
Where: Sala Nazca, 24 Orense St. (Tetuán)
Klangphonics (June 26)
They have gone viral. That’s how it is. And all in a natural and organic way: the German band started uploading their music to different platforms and, suddenly, magic happened. The beats of their EP Songs to Try, sublimated an audience that plays their songs on TikTok and Instagram videos.
Tickets: from 26€.
Where: Sala BUT, at Calle Barceló, 11 (Malasaña)
David August (June 26th)
Just a request: revisit his Boiler Room; listen to his latest work, Workouts. And now, imagine this live, in a room, one like the Mon, so close and enveloping. Well, it will be unrepeatable.
Tickets: from 27€.
Where: Sala Mon, at 36, Hilarión Eslava street (Chamberí).
Imagine Dragons (June 28)
If we think of epic songs written in recent years, in grandiloquent melodies, we have to mention Imagine Dragons. They will bring their epic and magnanimous show to the Riyadh Air Metropolitano this summer.
Tickets: from 65€.
Where is the venue? Riyadh Air Metropolitano, at Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, (San Blas-Canillejas).
Marc Anthony (June 29)
This summer, it’s time to dance to the hits of the Puerto Rican artist who is touring half the world (and half of Spain).
Tickets: from 45€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca neighborhood).
Concerts of the month of July
Ashnikko (July 1st)
When you see Ashnikko you feel like you’re on another planet, in another dimension. His aesthetic takes us to The Fifth Element and beyond. His music fits into the ultra-pop movement, if it can be boxed in anywhere. His collaborations speak for themselves: Ethel Cain, King Princess, Grimes, Doja Cat.
Tickets: from 31€.
Where: La Riviera, on Paseo Bajo. La Riviera, at Paseo Bajo de la Virgen del Puerto, S/N (Madrid Río Park)
Iron Maiden (July 5th)
It is very difficult to explain the capital importance that Iron Maiden has had (and has) in the world of heavy metal and all its ramifications. From the aesthetics to the way of playing to the attitude on stage… the whole Iron Maiden universe has been replicated and inspired thousands of artists. The band returns to Spain on a single date as part of their Run For Your Lives world tour to celebrate 50 years of career.
Tickets: from 80€.
Where: Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Riyadh Air Metropolitano Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, (San Blas-Canillejas).
Rauw Alejandro (July 5, 6 and 7)
The thing started with the announcement of a date and, as has become a tradition, ended up becoming three. Rauw Alejandro is in the middle of his tour and will close it in Spain, putting the finishing touch between Madrid and Barcelona.
Tickets: from 60€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca neighborhood).
AC/DC (Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium, July 12 and 16)
Incredible what will happen this July for lovers of the great classics in Madrid. After the long-awaited Iron Maiden date, two AC/DC concerts. The British-Australian hard rock band has been creating hits in shorts since the early 70s. It is time to celebrate them.
Tickets: from 100 euros
Where: Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Riyadh Air Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, (San Blas-Canillejas).
Jennifer Lopez (July 13)
JLo said on her social networks that 2025 will be a great summer. In part, because she has closed a series of dates in Europe that have already sold out. Jennifer Lopez will arrive in Madrid this July to present her album This is me… Now, in addition to singing the greatest hits of her career.
Tickets: from 120€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca neighborhood).
Rigoberta Bandini (July 16)
Amore, amore, amore, amore, amore… Nice but problematic. Mom. Everything that comes out of Rigoberta ‘s entrails reaches much further than the ear. They are verses that transcend, that tell stories, that laugh at what doesn’t matter and that focus on what does. Paula Ribó returns to Madrid and we will be there to sing with her.
Tickets: from 42€.
Where: Movistar Arena, at 90 Goya Street (Salamanca neighborhood).
Aitana (July 30 and 31)
What it has cost Aitana to close these dates… The closure of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium as a show venue affected several national and international tours, among them, Aitana’s (so awaited by her fans). But finally there is plan B with two back-to-back dates at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano.
Tickets: from 49€.
Where is the venue? Riyadh Air Metropolitano, at Avenida de Luis Aragonés, 4, (San Blas-Canillejas).
Preview of concerts starting August 2025
- Lionel Richie (Movistar Arena, 2 August)
- Yerai Cortés (Veranos de la Villa, August 5)
- Fu Manchu (Sala Mon, August 6)
- Black Flag (Changó, August 6)
- Tropical Fuck Storm (Sala Mon, August 27)
- Ladilla Rusa (Huerta del Obispo, August 29)
- Don West (Sala Villanos, September 2)
- Sons of the East (La Riviera, September 5)
- HVOB (BUT, September 9)
- Katy Perry (Movistar Arena, September 9)
- Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (Lula Club, September 11)
- Bunbury (Movistar Arena, September 13)
- Biig Piig (Sala Mon, September 17)
- Floodlights (Wurlitzer Ballroom, 20 September)
- Damiano David (Movistar Arena, September 22)
- The Happy Fits (Sala El Sótano, September 24)
- Rusowsky (Movistar Arena, September 25)
- The Offspring + Simple Plan (Palacio Vistalegre, September 26)
- Nova Twins (Villanos, October 4)
- Patty Smith and Her Band (October 8, Teatro Real)
- Ionnalee (October 9, MON)
- Tramhaus (October 9, Wurlitzer Ballroom)
- She Past Away (Changó, October 10)
- God is an Astronaut (Copernicus, October 10)
- Ziggy Alberts (Sala But, October 10)
- Belén Aguilera (Movistar Arena, October 12)
- Ganavya (Sala El Sol, October 14)
- The Beths (Sala Nazca, October 16)
- Dry Cleaning (Teatro Barceló, October 23)
- Loquillo (Movistar Arena, October 24)
- Duki (Movistar Arena, October 28 and 29)
- Viva Suecia (Movistar Arena, October 31)
- Bush and Volbeat (Palacio Vistalegre, October 31)
- Parkway Drive (Palacio Vistalegre, November 1)
- Big Special (Sala El Sol, November 1)
- Love of Lesbian (Movistar Arena, November 1)
- The Hives (Movistar Arena, November 2)
- Zaz (La Riviera, 5 November)
- Elefantes (Teatro CaixaBank Príncipe Pío, November 6)
- OneRepublic (Palacio de Vistalegre, 14 November)
- Dani Martín (Movistar Arena. November 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29; December 12, 13, 19 and 20).
- James Arthur (Movistar Arena, November 18).
- Delaporte (La Riviera, 21 November)
- Clan of Xymox + The Nosferatu (Nazca, 22 November)
- Amistat (La Riviera, November 23)
- Marc Scibilia (Wagon, November 23)
- He Killed a Motorcycle Cop (Movistar Arena, November 26)
- Tommy Cash (Sala Mon, November 27)
- Nation of Language (La Riviera, November 27)
- Marilyn Manson (Palacio Vistalegre Arena, November 28)
- Panic Shack (Wurlitzer Ballroom, 30 November)
- Monolink (La Riviera, November 30)
- Patrick Wold (Teatro Lara, December 3rd)
- Marquitos (formerly ODDLIQUOR), (La Riviera, December 4)
- Ocie Elliott (Sala Copernico, December 6)
- Fito & Fitipaldis (Movistar Arena, December 29 and 30)
What’s to come: concerts announced in Madrid for 2026
- Sen Senra on his new stage (Movistar Arena, January 30, 2026).
- Cuco (La Sala del Movistar Arena, February 2)
- The Divine Comedy (Teatro Eslava, March 7)
- Los Delinqüentes (Movistar Arena, April 24, 2026)
- El último de la fila (location to be confirmed, May 23)
- The Soundtrack of Our Lives (MON venue, May 29)
- Bad Bunny (Riyadh Air Metropolitano, May 30 and 31, June 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 and 11, 2026)