The year 2026 continues to see a steady increase in concerts of all types and sizes. In addition to the 2026 shows and concerts in Buenos Aires that have already been confirmed, there are rumors of new concerts that could take place in Argentina and fill one of Buenos Aires’ stadiums. If you want to know about all the must-see concerts in Buenos Aires in 2026, just keep reading this article. We’ll keep updating it with every new concert and show confirmation.
Ricardo Arjona
After selling out two dates at Madison Square Garden in New York, two more in Miami, and a lengthy tour through Latin America, Ricardo Arjona returns to Argentina to perform at the Movistar Arena on May 1 and 2, 2026. Tickets for the new tour, *Lo Que El Seco No Dijo*, are on sale exclusively through the official Movistar Arena website.
Korn
The presale for Korn’s concert in Buenos Aires sold out in a matter of hours! General admission is now open. Did anyone manage to get tickets during the presale? The date to see Korn in concert is May 10 at Parque Sarmiento, and tickets are available through the AllAccess website.
Candlelit tribute concerts
And as if that weren’t enough, the Candlelight concerts in Buenos Aires continue to add new candlelit tributes, also for 2026. Classic-style tributes to artists like Coldplay, Queen, Adele, and Luis Alberto Spinetta. A different (and very intense) way to enjoy the music of our favorite artists. Find tickets for all the concerts here!
Mon Laferte
The Mexican-Chilean singer returns to Argentina in 2026 with her international FEMME FATALE tour. Renowned for her unmistakable voice, Mon sets the Movistar Arena stage ablaze on a night that blends rock, punk, boleros, and pop—the pillars that established her as one of the most versatile artists in Latin music. The show is on May 21.
AC/DC, Megadeth, and Metallica
A rock triple-header for 2026 in Buenos Aires.Metallica? They’re not officially listed for Argentina—only a confirmed 2026 European tour so far—but we know that if AC/DC and Megadeth are coming, there’s no way they won’t be.
Megadeth? Yes, confirmed! They’re coming to Argentina on April 30, 2026.
AC/DC? The Australian band is preparing its comeback with the Power Up Tour, scheduled for March 2026. They’re planning a South American tour, with stops in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. The date for AC/DC’s concert in Buenos Aires has already been set: March 23, 2026.
Robbie Williams
Robbie Williams returns to Buenos Aires in 2026 after a two-decade absence with his Britpop Tour, showcasing his new album *Britpop* alongside his greatest hits. Tickets are available for purchase on the Movistar Arena website.
Gilberto Gil
Gilberto Gil will also perform in Buenos Aires in 2026 as part of his farewell tour, “Tempo Rei – Último Tour,” with a concert scheduled for March 11, 2026, at the Movistar Arena. The legendary Brazilian musician, a key figure in tropicalismo and Brazilian popular music, takes the stage with a retrospective of his career, blending classics such as “Aquele abraço,” “Esperando na janela,” and “Refavela” with songs that established him as one of Latin America’s most influential artists.
Brian Adams
Bryan Adams is also coming to Buenos Aires in 2026 as part of his international “Roll With The Punches” tour, with a concert confirmed for March 15, 2026, at the Movistar Arena, where he’ll perform songs from his latest album as well as the classics that have defined his more than four-decade career in rock and pop
Fito Páez
Fito Páez returns to Buenos Aires in 2026 to present his “Sale el Sol” Tour at the Movistar Arena, where he has already sold out two dates (March 19 and 20) and added a third on April 10. Fito Páez performs his greatest hits with fresh arrangements and includes songs from “Novela,” his latest album.
Il Volo
The Italian trio Il Volo returns to Buenos Aires in 2026 as part of their new world tour, with a show featuring the Italian arias and classics that established their international reputation, along with covers of popular hits and new material.
Jonas Brothers
The Jonas Brothers are returning to Buenos Aires in 2026 with a show as part of their new international tour that will take them throughout Latin America. The trio—comprising Kevin, Joe, and Nick—promises a night filled with nostalgia and hits (from their Disney-era classics to their latest releases) with a top-notch production and a setlist designed to have the entire stadium singing along from start to finish.
Rosalia
Rosalía returns to Buenos Aires in 2026 with a show that promises to be one of the most spectacular of the year. She’s coming to present *LUX* and her biggest hits: flamenco, pop, electronic music, and a stage presence that has made her one of the most influential figures in today’s global music scene.
Die toten Hosen
The German band Die Toten Hosen returns to Buenos Aires in 2026 to present “Futbol Asado Vino y Adiós Amigos.” With their overwhelming energy and a long-standing connection to Argentina, the group will perform classics like “Hier kommt Alex” and “Tage wie diese,” as well as more recent material.
Pulp
One of the most anticipated concerts of the year in Buenos Aires takes place on June 12, when Pulp performs as part of their “Te merecés más” tour. Jarvis Cocker and the band return with a setlist spanning three decades of Britpop, from “Babies” to “Common People.”
Fat Boy Slim
Fatboy Slim is bringing his concert to Buenos Aires: on September 5 at the Movistar Arena. Norman Cook arrives with his arsenal of classics (“Praise You,” “The Rockafeller Skank,” “Right Here Right Now”) for a night that already has fans counting down the days.
Maroon 5
Maroon 5 is bringing its hits to an open-air concert at the Hipódromo on September 3. The San Isidro Hipódromo will become the venue for one of the biggest concerts in Buenos Aires in 2026: Maroon 5 returns, led by Adam Levine, to perform its greatest hits.
Jamiroquai
Jay Kay is one of the most celebrated comebacks on the Buenos Aires concert calendar for 2026. Jamiroquai brings its funk and acid jazz, along with songs like “Virtual Insanity,” “Cosmic Girl,” and “Space Cowboy.”
Bad Gyal
BAD GYAL returns to Argentina to perform for the first time at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires on October 14, as part of her Más Cara World Tour 2026. The Catalan artist arrives with a new show in which she presents her second studio album, Más Cara—a project that transforms the 19 tracks on the album into a live experience.
Black Eyed Peas
After a 16-year hiatus, the American band led by Will.i.am returns to Buenos Aires as part of its Summer Tour. The band promises an explosive night, showcasing more than three decades of global hits—a fusion of hip-hop, pop, and electronic music.
Robbie Williams
The king of British pop is set to reunite with Buenos Aires fans after two decades away from Argentina. Robbie Williams is coming to perform songs from his recent album *BRITPOP*, as well as deliver a set packed with the iconic anthems that defined his solo career.
Babasónicos
One of the must-see concerts of the year in Buenos Aires. The band led by Adrián Dárgelos is coming to showcase all its avant-garde flair, glam, and musical irreverence. A show that revisits their alternative rock classics and their most recent compositions.
Deep Purple
The icons of international hard rock and heavy metal return to Buenos Aires to deliver a masterclass in power on stage: legendary riffs that shaped the history of global rock, in a must-see event for generations of music lovers at the Movistar Arena.
Marc Anthony
The singer returns to Buenos Aires to present his new international tour at the Movistar Arena. With tickets already sold out, the show features the greatest hits from his career in salsa and Latin music.
Iron Maiden
The heavy metal giants are celebrating 50 years of music with their “Run For Your Lives” tour in Parque Patricios. Bruce Dickinson’s legendary band promises to rock the Huracán Stadium with a spectacular visual display and classic rock.
