Singer, musician, producer and songwriter, Charlie Puth has captivated fans around the world not only with his irresistible music, but also through his social media, where videos showcasing the creative process behind his songs have attracted nearly 20 million followers.

Now, on the eve of releasing his fourth studio album, the multi-platinum artist announces the most ambitious tour of his career. Accompanied by a top-tier band, Charlie Puth will bring his greatest hits such as Attention, We Don’t Talk Anymore, See You Again and many more to the stage of the BARTS Festival, in a live show that is sure to be a truly unforgettable experience.

Don’t miss the Barcelona stop of one of the biggest stars of the moment!

The new show by God Save The Queen offers a journey through the history of Queen, from the early anthems that changed rock forever to the most iconic moments of their final era. The band will present a revamped technical and visual display, featuring entirely new lighting design, screens, and costumes, seeking to recreate the experience of the great 1980s concerts with 21st-century technology.

With this production, God Save The Queen solidifies its position as one of the most significant musical productions dedicated to the Queen universe, celebrating forty years since Freddie Mercury’s final performance leading the band.

After the overwhelming success of the Me Prometo tour in 2025, Antoñito Molina presents Mis últimos Me Prometo, a very limited series of concerts taking place in 2026. A unique opportunity to experience an intimate, passionate, and heartfelt live performance, where the artist will reconnect with his audience and open the door to a new creative stage. Don’t miss this special Me Prometo in Barcelona at the BARTS Festival: an unrepeatable occasion to experience Antoñito Molina at Poble Espanyol, one of the most magical stages of the summer.

A double bill to revisit the past, present, and future of Rioplatense pop-rock with two back-to-back landmark performances. Babasónicos, led by Adrián Dárgelos, have spent three decades breaking the mold with their psychedelic, electronic, and elegantly decadent sound. They are the ultimate survivors of the Argentine alternative scene, always capable of reinventing themselves, as shown in their recent project Cuerpos.

The same evening will also feature Silvestre y La Naranja, one of the freshest and most promising bands on the new indie scene. With a sound that flirts with melodic pop, funk, and soul, the Buenos Aires quartet provides the warmth and groove needed to complete a night of high creative voltage.

The historic lineup of Lax’n’Busto, composed of Pemi Fortuny, Jimmy Piñol, Pemi Rovirosa, Jesús Rovira, Cristian Gómez Montenegro, and Eduard Font, will return to the stage in 2026 with a tour celebrating their first performance, which took place on August 30, 1986.

Lax’n’Busto’s repertoire is made up of genuine anthems that have become part of the collective imagination of their fans. Each song is capable of evoking memories and emotions, transporting us back to those sweet moments of adolescence that we all cherish. We invite you to experience these songs live again, to sing and feel them as if it were the first time, and to let yourself be carried away by the magic of a band that has defined an entire generation.

Since their formation in Biscay in 2008, Shinova has charted one of the most solid and upward trajectories in Spanish rock. They have evolved from the forcefulness of their early days to an indie-rock with epic overtones, profound lyrics, and choruses meant to be sung at the top of one's lungs. With Gabriel de la Rosa's unmistakable voice and impeccable production, the band has become a staple of major festivals thanks to their ability to connect emotionally with the audience. They are presenting their latest work, El Presente, a collection of songs that confirm Shinova is at their vital and artistic peak.

Stuart Murdoch and his band represent, from Glasgow, the essence of the most refined British indie that emerged in the nineties, supporting a handful of timeless songs. Their exuberant live shows are true celebrations of life, full of superb pop songs. They will revisit one of their most celebrated works, the unforgettable If You're Feeling Sinister, followed by a selection of the band's hits. This promises to be, and very much so.

Ojete Calor return. A special comeback, since they never really left. Still, the name of their new tour makes you wonder: This might be our last tour or it might just be a trick to sell more tickets World Tour 2026.

Get ready, because the kings of Subnopop might be about to pull an Andy and Lucas.

This could be your last chance to hear live their now-iconic songs Mocatriz, Morreo, Agapimú, Tonta Gilipó, and other big hits.

After two years of absence, the legendary trio ZZ Top embarks on a European tour that will make a stop in Barcelona. The renowned “Little Ol’ Band From Texas” will perform at Poble Espanyol on Sunday, July 19.

Billy F. Gibbons commented: “We love playing for European audiences, as they are among the most energetic and enthusiastic we’ve encountered over the past five decades. We’re excited to bring The Big One! to Europe, where you can be sure we’ll give it our all.”

ZZ Top, a rock legend, traces its origins back to late 1969, debuting at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Beaumont, Texas. In the years since then, the band has sold more than 60 million albums worldwide. Their catalog includes four RIAA-certified gold records, six platinum albums, and one album, Eliminator, certified diamond for sales exceeding 10 million copies. Additionally, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 21 years ago by none other than Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones.