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Rosalía shakes Madrid: how to get the last pair of tickets for her sold-out concert
Sony Music is launching a draw to give away a pair of tickets to Rosalía’s concert in Madrid. An unexpected opportunity for those who missed out. The event will be held on 30 March at Movistar Arena.
Madrid’s cultural pulse quickens every time a major artist announces a stop in the city. This time, anticipation for Rosalía’s return has exceeded all expectations: tickets for her concert at the Movistar Arena sold out within hours, leaving thousands of fans hoping for a chance to experience the Catalan singer live.
However, there’s still one last opportunity for those who missed out. Sony Music has launched a draw that will allow one person to win a free double ticket for the concert on 30 March. The process is simple: just fill out an online form with personal details and answer the question of who you would take to the concert and why. The deadline to participate is Monday, 2 March at 23:59.
A jury made up of record label staff will select the most original or entertaining answer. The winner will receive two invitations to the show, though travel and meal expenses are not included. If the winner does not respond, the chosen alternates will be contacted.
The draw is open to residents of Spain aged 16 and over. Minors will need authorisation from their parents or guardians. To take part, you must accept the promotion’s terms, subscribe to Rosalía’s community, and agree to receive commercial communications.
The 30 March event promises to be one of the most talked-about musical events of the season in Madrid. With Rosalía’s new album taking centre stage, the city is preparing to welcome fans from all over, in an atmosphere already felt in the streets and in the conversations of those who don’t want to miss out on the phenomenon.
The Movistar Arena, located in the district of San Blas-Canillejas, has established itself in recent years as one of the key venues for major concerts in Madrid. Its capacity and accessibility make it a regular meeting point for those looking to experience live music without leaving the city. The arrival of international artists reinforces its role in Madrid’s cultural calendar, and each event transforms the usual rhythm of the neighbourhood, filling bars and terraces with the buzz before and after the concerts. Madrid is already moving in that direction.