Manacor hosts this weekend, April 11 and 12, a new edition of Acampallengua, the youth gathering in Catalan that combines music, popular culture, and linguistic advocacy. Parc de na Molla will be the center of a program with more than 30 activities, camping, and concerts until dawn.

The Palma City Council will have to compensate three residents of the bullring with 9,000 euros for the disturbances caused by concerts and nighttime shows held at the venue.

Manacor-born keyboardist Llorenç Barceló has rejoined Rosalía's band for the Lux Tour, which kicked off Monday in Lyon, France. This afternoon, the Catalan singer will perform in Paris. Barceló, known for his blues background and versatility on keyboards (Hammond and Fender Rhodes), has previously accompanied Rosalía on tours such as Motomami, contributing additional textures to her sound.bluesyand improvisational fragments that enrich the live versions.

Palma is experiencing today, Monday, January 19th, the San Sebastián festivalThe most popular night of the patron saint festivities features the lighting of bonfires, the Drac de na Coca parade, free concerts in various squares in the town center until the early hours, and the parallel celebration of the alternative Ses Sant Kanuteres festival. Below you will find all the planned events, schedules, and special services.

The Sant Bonaventura cloister theatre hosted a concert marked by intimacy and intensity. Pianist Levi Harvey and tenor saxophonist Jérémie Lucchese created a meticulously crafted sensory atmosphere, with a surprisingly full sound for a duo. The precision of their execution and the way they articulated each piece kept the audience captivated from the very first bar.

The singer Aitana has been the first artist confirmed for the ninth edition of the Mallorca Live Festival, in Calvià. The concert will be part of her new world tour, scheduled for 2026.

There are concerts that, due to the location, the moment, and the meaning, become something very special. Those held atop the mountain overlooking Porreres, with its serene and magnetic beauty, are a good example. And on August 9, Joan Martorell, one of the great Mallorcan musicians of today, will play at home. Doing so in his hometown gives it added value.

Soleá Morente, daughter of singer Enrique Morente and dancer Aurora Carbonell, will spread the flamenco spirit that runs through her veins to every corner of the Sanctuary of Consolación de San Juan. The singer will perform during the big night of the La Luna en Verso festival, on August 9, with a double concert that will also feature the artist Niño de Elche. Soleá will arrive in Mallorca with a diverse repertoire: she will perform songs by Calm sea, of What you lack and other albums, as well as some pieces from the new album SIRIUS B, due out in September. She'll be accompanied by two guitarists: Rubén Campos, a flamenco guitarist from Granada, and Gonzalo Navarro, an electric guitarist from Huelva. "It will be a night to bare your soul, in an acoustic format, with very different emotions than those that appear when we do concerts with a band," the singer notes.

Inca's Teatro Principal hosted a concert filled with passion and emotion. Jay-Jay Johanson returned to Mallorca as part of SonsDeNit, with his new album –Backstage–, but, above all, with the desire to rediscover an audience that knows him, loves him, and remembers him.

Ossifar's return to Inca this Saturday brought together some 4,500 people at the General Luque headquarters. The performance, 27 years after the group's disbandment—and the only one announced so far by the band—was marked by emotion. The concert, titled Remember, has started with the song Give him onions, which has animated the audience, fully engaged.

The final stretch of July at SonsDeNit invites us to three special nights, spread across Mallorca and Menorca, with performances that share a deep sensitivity, a spirit of authenticity, and a commitment to live performances as a space for emotion and truth.

The group Ossifar has organized a record and t-shirt signing session for this Friday. In a video posted on social media, made with their characteristic humorous tone, the group has indicated that the signing will take place at 6:30 p.m. at El Corte Inglés on Avenidas, on the 5th floor (Espai de Música). In the clip, which imitates a live television broadcast, the "presenter" Paco Torres—who claims to be from 'Fortor Televisió', for the program Partridges and parakeets—explains that one of the band members, who was supposed to explain the event, was unable to appear, "unfortunately," due to an illness.

For many, and increasingly, the main cultural highlights of the summer are concerts. A significant portion of the more than 7,500 concerts organized throughout 2023, according to data from the latest Yearbook of Cultural Statistics, took place during the months of July and August. In total, popular music performances and festivals that year raised more than 6.5 million euros, a million more than just a year earlier. And the offering has only grown over the years. Of the hundreds organized for the summer of 2025, we offer a selection of 20 that include different styles, dates, and locations.