Latest Events in Spain in 2024: Concerts, Shows, Tours, Calender & Tickets (August Updated)

Spain is one of the world's premier travel destinations, known for its comfortable Mediterranean climate and abundant sunshine, making it a paradise for many travelers. In 2024, to make your Spanish journey unforgettable, be sure to experience a variety of local events. From exploring the realms of obsession, ego, desire, and the complex psyche of a writer in The Rage of Narcissus to a fresh interpretation of an Australian Gothic drama in Piper, these unique cultural experiences are not to be missed. Additionally, dive into the nostalgia of Melbourne bounce and minimal style music at Mde in Melbourne, or immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Neon Class Party. These events showcase why Spain is renowned for its "fusion of arts." For events today and what to do in Spain in 2024, check out our curated list of Spain concerts, festivals, and exhibitions. Keep an eye on Trip.com for the latest updates!

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Aste Nagusia Festival in Bilbao | Bilbao

Aug 22–Aug 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Bilbao

Celebration

The Semana Grande is a nine-day Basque festival held annually in Bilbao in August. It's not a traditional festival, but a grand celebration that immerses the entire city in joy: street parties, themed parades, free concerts, and one of Europe's largest fireworks displays. The 2026 Semana Grande runs from Saturday, August 22nd to Sunday, August 30th. The festival always begins on the Saturday following August 15th (the Feast of the Assumption of Mary). The opening ceremony is celebrated on Saturday noon with fireworks launched from the balcony of the Ariaga Theatre. The closing ceremony is on Sunday evening, accompanied by a final fireworks display and the burning of the statue "Maria," a symbol of the festival.

Festa Major de Sants | Barcelona

Aug 22–Aug 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Barcelona

Celebration

The Sanz Festival is a summer celebration that transforms the Sanz district into a vibrant stage. Residents adorn the streets with imaginative themes, and over the next few days, creativity and tradition intertwine: concerts, dances, street theater, and events for all ages. Every corner becomes a vivid postcard, cardboard cutouts come to life, and the entire district transforms into a visual feast. The festival's vibrant atmosphere invites you to stroll through the streets and rediscover the local soul of Barcelona—from the melodious sounds of the gralle drums to homemade absinthe. It's a truly authentic experience, making you feel right at home.

Festa des Vermar in Binissalem | Binissalem

Sep 5–Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Binissalem

Celebration

The Festad Vermael Festival is the grape harvest festival of Binni Salem and one of the most famous festivals in the heart of the island. Since 1965, this small town in the wine region, located along the Ma-13 highway between Palma and Inca, has celebrated the end of the grape harvest. The original harvest thanksgiving has evolved into a three-week event, usually held in September. In 2026, a large concert will kick off the festival season on September 5th, while traditionally, the last Sunday of September is the climax of the festival. A magnificent parade, elections for the Vermael and Vermael people, concerts, and wine tastings and expos hosted by local wineries bring the event to a close. For wine lovers, this festival is the only opportunity of the year to taste the region's wines in one place.

2027 Copa del Rey Final | Seville

Apr 24, 2027 (UTC+1)

Seville

Sports & Fitness

Barcelona | The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn Tour | Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium

Sep 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Barcelona

Concerts

Madrid | Shakira <Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran> World Tour | Iberdrola Music

Sep 18–Oct 11, 2026 (UTC+1)

Madrid

Concerts

2027 UEFA Champions League final | Civitas Metropolitan Stadium, Madrid

Jun 5, 2027 (UTC+1)

Madrid

Sports & Fitness

Festes de Santa Tecla in Tarragona | Tarragona

Sep 15–Sep 24, 2026 (UTC+1)

Tarragona

Celebration

The Santa Tecla festival, originating in 1321, is the most important festival in the Tarragona region. It is deeply loved and highly participatory. Since 1996, it has been recognized as a "National Important Traditional Festival" (Festa Tradicional d'Interès Nacional) by the Catalan Regional Government. In 2002, the Spanish government awarded it the title of "National Important Tourism Festival"; and in 2010, it was declared a "National Important Heritage Festival" (Festa Patrimonial d'Interès Nacional). The city has become a hub where traditional and religious activities meet contemporary cultural performances, with concerts and performances by artists from all over the world, catering to all ages, as well as numerous events organized by local Tarragona associations.