With the end of the summer season, routine creeps back into the crowd. A new stage and new concerts and albums that will be released this fall so that pop music can be the soundtrack when the cold weather arrives.
The legendary Agorazein give their reunion concert, while Shakira is already preparing to fill her own stadium in September and October. New sounds, new tours and many rumors pointing to more releases. An ideal selection to say goodbye to summer and welcome the next season.
THE WOURLD TOUR, by The Neighborhood
The Californian band returns. The media announced this more than a year ago, and today that return is a reality. Jesse Rutherford's band released their fifth studio album, (((((ultraSOUND))))), in November and months later THE WOURLD TOUR began, the world tour that has established them as the favorite alternative rock band. They will travel across four continents while playing on stages in major cities. They will make a single stop in Spain, coinciding with their live debut in the country, although tickets are already sold out.
Vistalegre Palace (Madrid). From €62.50 to €169. September 10.
WOMEN NO LONGER CRY, by Shakira
"Women no longer cry" is considered Shakira's motto, now converted into the title of her world tour. The Colombian does it. And it does it in a big way in a historic exclusive residence in Madrid with a custom-created space - the Shakira Stadium - and more than 10 dates planned between September and October. An entire operation that has already achieved several sold outs and unprecedented expectations. Because her motto seems to be fulfilled, and, rather than cry, she has preferred to make a bill.
Shakira Stadium (Madrid). From €73.50 to €1,000 From September 18 to October 11.
THE FOUR, by Pablo López
Four studio albums. Six years since its last release. The man from Malaga premieres one of his most anticipated projects. The author of the well-known El Patio returns in a few weeks with El cuatro, his fifth album and the beginning of a new era for the singer and composer. 10 songs that follow Eleven million verses after you, published in 2020.
€23.99. September 18.
30TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR, by Placebo
They have been dominating the music scene for years. Little can be said about Placebo, with their alternative rock and that dark aesthetic that characterizes them. And that works. There's a reason they've been in the business for 30 years. And now they celebrate the anniversary with a tour that pays tribute to their first two albums. That RE:CREATED that does not forget some of its biggest hits while touring the most important cities in the world. Placebo makes two stops in Spain. Madrid and Barcelona. Two dates, two venues about to sell out.
Movistar Arena (Madrid) and Sant Jordi Club (Barcelona). From €50 to €62.50. October 1 and 3
REALITY AWAITS, by The Strokes
Six years of waiting and a new twist in their sound offer Reality Awaits an unconventional return for The Strokes. The New York band, far from staying in their comfort zone, is betting this time on breaking with their comfort to explore a new stage. They rediscover themselves on stage with a world tour that will make an obligatory -and now complete- stop in Barcelona in mid-October. The ideal opportunity to check if the group is still part of the indie rock scene of the moment.
Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona). From €62.50 to €250. October 20.
IT'S TOMORROW WORLD TOUR, by Morat
The days last so little that before you realize it, it is already tomorrow. Or, at least, that's what the Colombian band claims. Perhaps that is why his new world tour - which takes the name of his self-titled album - follows this idea. They leave behind If Yesterday Were Today from their previous tour to focus on the future. As is almost tradition, Morat once again closes Ya es Mañana Tour in Madrid, after having visited (and filled) some of the most important capitals in the country.
Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona), Navarra Arena (Pamplona), Roig Arena (Valencia), CAAC (Seville) and Movistar Arena (Madrid). From €35 to €136. From October 16 to 31.
RETURN TOUR. SONGS OF IDA, by Vetusta Morla
Two years ago, the group announced a temporary withdrawal. Today, that voluntary extension has come to an end, and Vetusta Morla is now prepared for its Return Tour. Songs of departure, the name of their current project and the one that has made them return to the stage. The indie rock band from Madrid will tour Spain from October 2 to November 21, with some of the dates already sold out.
Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona), Roig Arena (Valencia), Navarra Arena (Pamplona), Cortijo de Torres Municipal Auditorium (Málaga), Coliseum (A Coruña), Live Sur Stadium (Seville) and Movistar Arena (Madrid). From €48.70 to €53.70. From October 2 to November 21.
ALWAYS. 10TH ANNIVERSARY, by Agorazein
We had to wait 10 years. The reunion seemed unlikely -impossible?-. The Madrid rap collective made up of C. Tangana still has a bullet in the chamber. One that he will use starting in November at the Movistar Arena on the tenth anniversary of Siempre, his second and last studio album. There was a time when Agorazein seemed more like a promise than a band. They have changed their sound, their direction, and even their stage names, and today, a decade later, it is clear that they have always been both.
Movistar Arena (Madrid). From €47.30 to €60.50. From November 15 to 18.
NEW MUTATIONS, by Enrique Bunbury
From being the voice of Héroes del Silencio to filling venues around the world. The man from Zaragoza takes a new step in his solo career, this time with the release of De uncentury anterior, his latest album to date. Not only that, Bunbury himself will begin a world tour this October with a stop in Spain. One that, as he has reiterated, has its own personality and will review his entire career.
Movistar Arena (Madrid), Roig Arena (Valencia), Coliseum (A Coruña) and Príncipe Felipe Pavilion (Zaragoza). From €60.50 to €99. From December 4 to 12.
STOVE AND... A SECOND Lana del Rey album?
The rumors grow as time goes by. Uncompleted deadlines and three different names give this unreleased Stove by the American an almost elusive character, making this one of the most anticipated releases of her career. Lana has finally spoken out, although the dates are still not official. Stove will arrive and it will not do so alone, but with a second complementary album. Although, for now, everything remains rumors.
