Barcelona draws the world every summer for Primavera Sound and Sónar — two of the planet's most important music festivals. The rest of the year, Razzmatazz, Apolo and BARTS keep the scene alive. 600+ venues in a city built for music.
SEE TONIGHT'S EVENTS →Sónar has run in Barcelona since 1994 — the world's foremost advanced music and technology festival. The city's electronic scene runs year-round across Poble Nou and the Gothic Quarter.
Primavera Sound is the world's most celebrated independent music festival. Every June, 70,000+ people come to Parc del Fòrum for four days of the best music on earth.
Barcelona's indie scene is one of Europe's most respected. Razzmatazz and Apolo host international and Spanish acts every night, with multiple stages and genres under one roof.
The Palau de la Música Catalana — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — hosts world-class classical and jazz. Flamenco runs nightly in El Born and the Gothic Quarter.
WHERE BARCELONA PLAYS
Five rooms, five genres, every night. Barcelona's most celebrated club. Indie to techno — the defining venue of the city.
UNESCO World Heritage. Modernist masterpiece by Domènech i Montaner. Classical, jazz and world music year-round.
Barcelona's best mid-size venue for international indie, rock and pop tours. Excellent sight lines and sound.
1940s dancehall turned iconic music venue. Indie, rock, electronic. The Nitsa Club downstairs runs until dawn every weekend.
Live shows in Barcelona sell out fast. Browse upcoming events across platforms — electronic underground, major arena tours, and everything in between.
Live events across the city of Primavera Sound and Sónar. Updated daily.
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