Concerts in Buenos Aires 2026: the most anticipated shows of the year

The legendary Swedish pop duo returns to the stage in a new chapter led by Per Gessle alongside the voice of Lena Philipsson. The show revisits the band’s greatest hits—like The Look, Listen to Your Heart, Joyride, and It Must Have Been Love—that defined international pop in the ’90s. A great chance to hear a catalog that still moves multiple generations live once again!

Did you know? Roxette has sold over 75 million records worldwide. Tickets here.

The Uruguayan singer-songwriter returns to Buenos Aires presenting his new album Taracá, in a performance that blends songs from his latest work with the classics that shaped his career. A show where poetic sensitivity meets sonic innovation, with a minimalist staging that prioritizes direct connection with the audience.

Did you know? In 2005, Drexler won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for “Al otro lado del río” from The Motorcycle Diaries. Tickets here.

One of the most influential Latin artists of recent decades returns with two shows that promise a massive production. The Puerto Rican star revisits his extensive career with hits like Livin’ la Vida Loca, She Bangs, and Vuelve, alongside more recent material that proves his continued relevance. The bad news? Both shows are already sold out.

Did you know? Ricky Martin has sold over 70 million records in his career. Tickets here.

The Argentine band continues celebrating more than twenty years of career with a show that will revisit their most beloved songs. With their mix of rock, reggae, and neighborhood-inspired storytelling, the group led by Piti Fernández will reunite with fans for a night to enjoy from start to finish.

Did you know? The band formed in 2002 and built one of the most loyal fan communities in Argentine rock. Tickets here.

The iconic melodic punk band formed in California in the 1980s returns to Buenos Aires with their energy intact after more than four decades. The show will cover essential genre classics, with the intensity that made Bad Religion a key reference in global punk.

Did you know? The band’s logo—a crossed-out cross—challenged Christian influence in society and initially led some stores to refuse selling their records. Tickets here.

The masters of progressive metal return with a show expected to last three hours, combining their trademark virtuosity, complex compositions, and a powerful stage production. With over 35 years of career, the band will revisit key moments of their discography alongside new material.

Did you know? The band’s name was suggested by drummer Mike Portnoy’s father, inspired by a closed movie theater. Tickets here.

The former Ratones Paranoicos frontman once again pays tribute to his friend Pappo in a show that recreates the spirit, power, and anthems that shaped Argentine rock and blues. Featuring a deluxe band and special guests, the concert includes hits like El hombre suburbano, Adonde está la libertad, Blues local, and Mi vieja, among many others.

Did you know? In recent years, Juanse has become a devout Catholic, even composing religious music. Tickets here.

The Uruguayan band returns to Ferro with their mix of rock, reggae, and socially charged songs. The occasion is their new album Florece en el caos, kicking off a tour of over 30 concerts across Argentina.

Did you know? The group led by Emiliano Brancciari formed in Montevideo in 1994, when most members were just 16. Tickets here.

The new star of Puerto Rican trap and reggaeton arrives with a high-impact show combining global hits and recent releases. With millions of streams and collaborations with international artists, Towers has become one of the strongest names in today’s urban scene and promises an unforgettable night.

Did you know? He is also known as Young Kingz, El Pantera, or La Pantera. Tickets here.

The Argentine singer-songwriter presents a show spanning his extensive career. With a repertoire full of unforgettable ballads like Todo a pulmón, Amigos son los amigos, and Por un minuto de amor, the concert invites audiences to rediscover songs that moved generations.

Did you know? Lerner has written songs performed by international artists such as Luis Miguel, Celine Dion, Carole King, and Paul Anka. Tickets here.

The acclaimed Brazilian singer-songwriter returns to Buenos Aires with an intimate voice-and-guitar concert, blending pop, samba, and ballads with intellectual touches and deep lyrics. The show revisits the format of her early performances.

Did you know? Calcanhotto created the successful character Adriana Partimpim to release albums aimed at children. Tickets here.

The legendary thrash metal band returns with a show packed with crushing riffs and genre-defining classics. Led by Dave Mustaine, the group will revisit decades of metal history with the power that made them a global reference.

Did you know? Megadeth is part of the “Big Four” of thrash metal alongside Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax. Tickets here.

The Guatemalan singer reconnects with his local audience on the “Lo que el seco no dijo” tour, promising surprises, striking stage design, and a journey through his most popular songs, blending classics with new material.

Did you know? On his last visit, he sold out more than a dozen shows in Argentina. Tickets here.

The pop trio—Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas—returns with a show that blends nostalgia and the present. Following their 2019 reunion and several new albums, they revisit their catalog with hits like Burnin’ Up alongside recent songs.

Did you know? The Jonas Brothers are known for their philanthropy, donating 10% of their earnings to their Change for Children foundation. Tickets here.

“La Aplanadora del Rock” continues celebrating its legacy with a show presenting their long-awaited new studio album Divididos. With Ricardo Mollo and Diego Arnedo at the helm, the band reaffirms its place as one of Argentina’s most powerful and enduring acts, in a concert that blends classics, improvisation, and extended versions.

Did you know? The album release is accompanied by a documentary titled Sonidos, barro y piel, exploring the band’s creative process. Tickets here.

The pioneers of nu metal return to Buenos Aires with a show that promises heavy riffs, distortion, and explosive energy. With more than three decades of career, the band led by Jonathan Davis remains a key reference in alternative metal.

Did you know? Jonathan Davis designed the band’s iconic logo with the backwards “R,” drawn in crayon. Tickets here.

The legendary voice of Led Zeppelin returns to Argentina to present his project Saving Grace, released in 2025 alongside singer Suzi Dian, in an intimate show featuring folk, blues, gospel, and reworked classics.

Did you know? In the 1970s, Plant was known as the “Golden God” for his image and vocal range. Tickets here.

The Australian duo returns with a show dedicated to their most famous romantic ballads. Songs like All Out of Love, Lost in Love, and Making Love Out of Nothing at All are part of a repertoire that continues to captivate audiences.

Did you know? Air Supply has a career spanning more than 45 years. The members met in 1975 while performing in the Australian production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar. Tickets here.

The acclaimed Mexican-Chilean artist returns to Buenos Aires with her Femme Fatale Tour, a powerful show blending bolero, rock, punk, and Latin American music with a striking stage presence. Mon Laferte has established herself as one of the most unique artists in the region and will also revisit key moments from her career.

Did you know? Beyond music, Mon has explored her work as a visual artist, painter, and creative director. Tickets here.

“El Salmón” returns to the city with his Como cantor tour, a show that spans his career from Los Rodríguez to his solo work. With a repertoire full of Latin rock classics, Calamaro reunites with his audience to revisit his greatest hits alongside a powerful band.

Did you know? The tour’s name is inspired by a quote from Martín Fierro. Tickets here.

The Mexican singer presents her Cancionera Tour, an intimate concert where songs from her latest work coexist with classics celebrating Latin American musical tradition. Known for her sonic exploration and interpretive sensitivity, Lafourcade reconnects with Argentine audiences in a personal, stripped-down format.

Did you know? She is the female Latin artist with the most Latin Grammy Awards. Tickets here.

The Argentine singer returns to the stage to present his new album Mi norte y mi sur, while also performing major hits like Color esperanza and Tratar de estar mejor. With more than three decades of career, Torres maintains a strong connection with audiences through a repertoire that blends emotion and energy.

Did you know? This show follows three sold-out symphonic performances at the same venue in December 2025. Tickets here.

The Argentine pop star arrives at the Monumental stadium with the biggest show of her career. With large-scale production, Lali’s performance will combine choreography, striking visuals, and recent hits like Fanático, No me importa, and Plástico, along with classics like Disciplina and Boomerang.

Did you know? This show marks a milestone, establishing Lali as the queen of local pop: she is the first Argentine female artist to sell out the Monumental. Tickets here.

The British band led by Jarvis Cocker returns to Buenos Aires with their You Deserve Más tour, reviving their elegant mix of britpop and social irony. The show will revisit classics that defined the ’90s and propelled Pulp as one of the movement’s most important acts.

Did you know? The concert will feature the original lineup, including Cocker, Mark Webber, Nick Banks, and Candida Doyle. Tickets here.

The Spanish superstar returns to Argentina with the Lux Tour, an innovative show blending flamenco, pop, and electronic music. With a powerful visual concept and a unique artistic identity, Rosalía continues to push the boundaries of global music in a bold new phase of her career.

Did you know? The show combines theatrical aesthetics with religious references. Tickets here.

The Colombian band returns with their Ya es mañana Tour, a show packed with Latin pop hits like Cuando nadie ve, Cómo te atreves, No se va, and Besos en guerra, alongside standout tracks from their latest album, including Faltas tú, Por si no te vuelvo a ver, and La policía.

Did you know? This has been a milestone year internationally for the band, including their first Latin Grammy for Ya es mañana and their confirmation in the Coachella 2026 lineup. Tickets here.

The legendary German punk rock band presents their farewell tour Fútbol, asado, vino y adiós amigos, promising a memorable and explosive night celebrating decades of career with hits like Hier kommt Alex and Tage wie diese.

Did you know? Cadena Perpetua and Feine Sahne Fischfilet will be the supporting acts. Tickets here.

The duo formed by siblings Lucía and Joaquín Galán wraps up the tour for their new album Noticias del amor, revisiting more than four decades of hits through an emotional musical and visual journey.

Did you know? The tour has sold out shows across the United States, Spain, Mexico, and much of Latin America. Tickets here.

The former Héroes del Silencio frontman arrives in Argentina as part of his Nuevas Mutaciones Tour 2026, with a show blending rock, folk, and sonic experimentation. Bunbury will revisit different stages of his solo career alongside his band, featuring standout musicians from both Los Santos Inocentes and his Huracán Ambulante era.

Did you know? The album De un siglo anterior, recorded in Mexico, is the central focus of the tour. Tickets here.

The Italian pop legend closes the musical year with a show full of romance and classic hits as part of his Una Storia Importante tour. With his unmistakable voice and a career spanning more than three decades, Ramazzotti reunites with Argentine audiences for a performance filled with emotion and unforgettable moments.

Did you know? The Italian icon has sold more than 80 million records worldwide. Tickets here.