Rock, pop, trap, ballads, metal and massive festivals: concerts in 2026 get off to a roaring start, with a powerhouse music calendar, major international visits and long-awaited returns that set the tone for the first quarter of the year.
Concerts in 2026 start strong, without asking for permission. The first quarter arrives with an intense and diverse agenda that cuts across genres, generations and formats: stadium shows, historic comebacks, symphonic projects and large-scale festivals set to define the pulse of summer in Buenos Aires.
Rock, pop, trap, ballads, metal and urban music share a potent lineup that confirms early 2026 is meant to be experienced live—amid mosh pits, massive sing-alongs and nights that linger in memory. In this curated guide, we’ve rounded up 16 unmissable 2026 concerts, with key dates to start the year to the rhythm of music.
When & where? February 1 – Estadio Huracán
My Chemical Romance returns to Argentina with a show that promises to be a generational celebration. Emo anthems, explosive energy and a nostalgia-charged reunion define a must-see date that revisits the band’s greatest classics—essential for alternative rock fans.
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When & where? February 11 – Movistar Arena
Yandel presents a symphonic take on his biggest hits, fusing reggaeton with classical music in a powerful, original show. An immersive experience that reimagines his catalog with orchestral arrangements and a striking stage concept.
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When & where? February 13 – Movistar Arena
The popular Mexican duo returns to Buenos Aires with a deeply emotional show full of romance and the ballads that marked generations. Classics and new songs blend into a night designed for singing along from start to finish, celebrating shared stories and their unmistakable bond with the audience.
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When & where? February 19 – Teatro Colón
Nicki Nicole takes over Teatro Colón with a symphonic show that reworks her songs in an elegant, intimate and innovative format. A unique fusion of urban music and orchestra, elevated by one of the country’s most iconic and beautiful venues.
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When & where? February 28 – Movistar Arena
The Jujuy-born artist continues to cement her place as one of the most influential voices in the urban scene. Trap, pop and a powerful genre-blending mix that pays homage to Latin American culture, in a show packed with energy, attitude and chant-along hits.
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When & where? March 6 & 7 – Campo Argentino de Polo
The beloved Spanish singer-songwriter returns with a show that blends romance, major hits and new songs. A journey through decades of music, with a carefully crafted, emotional production—perfect for fans of melodic music and lyrics that transcend generations.
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When & where? February 14 & 15 – Aeródromo de Santa María de Punilla
Not in Buenos Aires, but impossible not to mention. The most iconic festival in Argentine rock returns with two days packed with top-tier music. Highlights include Ciro y Los Persas, Divididos, Babasónicos, Bersuit, Fito Páez, Las Pastillas del Abuelo and Trueno. The cherry on top: international guests Franz Ferdinand.
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When & where? February 13, 14 & 15 – Estadio River Plate
Bad Bunny lands in Buenos Aires for three historic nights. Trap, reggaeton and global hits in an explosive, visually stunning show, with a crowd guaranteed to fill the stadium. Fan anticipation suggests it will be one of the musical events of the year.
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When & where? March 11 – Movistar Arena
The legendary Brazilian troubadour arrives in Buenos Aires to celebrate his vast musical legacy. Spanning decades, the show blends samba, tropicalismo, Afro-Brazilian rhythms and deeply poetic lyrics—an essential body of work in Latin American music.
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When & where? March 13 – Estadio Vélez Sarsfield
The much-loved Puerto Rican singer returns to an Argentine stage with a show full of classics, choreography and his signature charisma intact. A perfect night to sing, dance and relive unforgettable moments of Latin pop.
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When & where? March 13 – Movistar Arena
One of the most beloved artists in local music returns with a show designed to move from start to finish. A warm, romantic night where ballads, folk and pop coexist across his greatest hits—ideal for singing, sharing and surrendering to the romantic atmosphere that defines his performances.
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When & where? March 13, 14 & 15 – Hipódromo de San Isidro
The festival that’s become a Buenos Aires classic returns with an eclectic, powerful lineup: Lorde, Sabrina Carpenter, Lewis Capaldi, Paulo Londra and Deftones, among many others. Three full days of music, food and pop-culture experiences.
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When & where? March 15 – Movistar Arena
Bryan Adams returns to Buenos Aires with a show that revisits his biggest classics alongside songs from his new album. A night of pure energy, unforgettable anthems and generation-defining ballads, backed by a tight band and the unmistakable stamp of the iconic Canadian artist.
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When & where? March 23, 27 & 31 – Estadio River Plate
The legendary band—by many considered “the greatest in the world”—arrives for three thunderous shows marking their farewell to the stage. Classic rock, undiminished power and a performance for fans of all ages in a historic event for rock lovers.
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When & where? March 23 – Movistar Arena
The internationally acclaimed Italian trio, known for their unmistakable fusion of opera and pop, presents a show filled with timeless classics. Powerful voices and a refined production set the tone for an emotionally charged evening.
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When & where? March 27, 28 & 29 – Estadio Vélez Sarsfield
Tan Biónica continues celebrating their comeback with three massive shows at Vélez, revisiting their biggest hits and unveiling new material. A perfect chance to relive iconic songs and be part of a new chapter for the band.
Tickets here.
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