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Doom-laden synth-rock gods Depeche Mode are on an extensive tour in support of latest album, Sounds of the Universe. These dates are at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
Barcelona International Jazz Festival
As the sizzling summer heat dies down, Barcelona chills out with the Barcelona International Jazz Festival. Big band, bebop, gospel and Latin-jazz concerts take place at venues across the…
During the last weekend of January, residents in Barcelona's Majorcan district, Gràcia, celebrate Sa Pobla. Gathering in the streets, they hail the passing drummers, costumed singers and red…
International Percussion Festival of Catalonia
Staged at Barcelona's L'Auditori, the International Percussion Festival of Catalonia is dedicated to the humble triangle, booming bass drum and everything in between. Performers from all over…
The Barna Sants Festival of Song sees talented singer-songwriters perform gigs across the Sants district of Barcelona. The extensive programme spans three months and a range of venues from…
Tradicionàrius - Catalan Folk Music Festival
Tradicionàrius brings over two months of folk music to venues across Barcelona. Audiences can enjoy 17th-century song at concerts and jam sessions, and learn new skills at workshops focusing…
Barcelona's most elegant music venues host the Festival Millenni, a star-studded programme of one-night performances from top recording artists, choirs, opera singers and flamenco artists.…
Mesmerising strums and plucks ripple through Barcelona's large concert halls and intimate bars during the city's annual Guitar Festival. The programme never disappoints, with its mix of master…
The Grec Barcelona Festival, commonly known as just the "Grec Festival", is Barcelona's summer arts extravaganza and the season's most important cultural event. City venues, including the…
Barcelona's CaixaForum extends its opening hours on selected evenings for the Summer Nights programme. Three events take place each evening in different parts of the building. Choose between…
The BAM Festival (Barcelona Acciò Musical) of music is an important part of the city's lively Mercé celebrations. A mixed programme of European bands and dance acts perform at mostly outdoor…
Barcelona International Jazz Festival
As the sizzling summer heat dies down, Barcelona chills out with the Barcelona International Jazz Festival. Big band, bebop, gospel and Latin-jazz concerts take place at venues across the…
Metro Disco was one of Barcelona's pioneering gay nightclubs and is still popular today. It attracts a diverse crowd, ranging from fashionistas (Jean Paul Gaultier is one of the club's more…
Every Thursday Barcelona's unique modernist la Paloma dancehall, built in 1903, opens its doors as The Bongo Lounge. One of the most popular club nights in the city, it attracts an…
Punto BCN is one of Barcelona's longest-standing cafe bars, attracting a gay crowd of all ages.
Arena Madre is one of Barcelona's most popular gay clubs, perhaps the most full-on of all of the Arena franchise - although it does welcome a mixed crowd.
Nitsa Club in the eye-catching Sala Apolo ballroom near Montjuïc attracts a lively crowd each weekend. International DJs and live acts pack the dance floor with the latest funky techno, disco…
Arena Classic is part of Barcelona's Arena nightclub franchise. The decor may be Eighties-style, but the crowds are young and funky. Its popular music and lively dance floor make for a good…
The Tablao de Carmen flamenco venue pays homage to the great dancer Carmen Amaya, a key figure in the history of the art.
Moog regulars are hipper than the average Barcelona clubber. This is where lovers of techno and hard-pumping beats gather. Intimacy and a good sound system make up for a lack of breathing…
