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Don Omar shakes Barcelona: major concert at Estadi Olímpic in July 2026

Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys adds Don Omar to its strong 2026 concert programme. The Puerto Rican artist will perform on 23 July. Tickets go on sale on 2 March. Strong demand is expected. The venue already hosts the biggest international names.

Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys adds Don Omar to its strong 2026 concert calendar. The Puerto Rican artist will perform on 23 July. Tickets go on sale on 2 March. Great demand is expected. The venue already hosts the biggest international names.

Barcelona is preparing for one of the summer’s most anticipated nights: Don Omar arrives at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on 23 July 2026, adding his name to the list of major artists coming to the city. The event promises to turn Montjuïc into an authentic Latin celebration, with spectacular visuals and the unmistakable energy of the most iconic reggaeton.

The announcement has sparked excitement among fans, especially after the overwhelming success of the Back to Reggaeton tour in North America and rapid ticket sales in other Spanish cities. Barcelona, with its appetite for major concerts, is not lagging behind and is preparing to welcome thousands of followers ready to sing along to hits such as Danza kuduro, Dile and Bandoleros.

Tickets will be available from Monday 2 March at 12 noon, exclusively at cookmusicfest.es. The organisers insist that they should be bought only through the official channel, as demand is expected to be very high and they want to avoid problems with validity.

The Estadi Olímpic, with capacity for tens of thousands of people, thus reinforces its position as the epicentre of major music events in Barcelona. In 2026, the venue already has confirmed concerts by El Último de la Fila, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd and Oques Grasses, consolidating a trend that makes the city an essential stop for the biggest international tours.

Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, on Montjuïc hill, has become Barcelona’s preferred stage for large-format concerts. Its history, linked to the 1992 Olympic Games, has evolved into a new life as a cultural and musical venue. Every year, thousands of Barcelonans and visitors enjoy performances that set the city’s pulse, reinforcing the stadium’s role as a meeting point for great collective moments.

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