Seville & its province

Concerts in Seville

In town and looking for live music? Find concerts across Seville and its province, from stadium tours to flamenco and small club gigs, with the date, the venue and where to get tickets.

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Where to hear live music in Seville

The biggest tours head for the Estadio de La Cartuja, while Fibes and Cartuja Center CITE host touring artists indoors. For classical music and opera there's the Teatro de la Maestranza, and for a club gig, try Sala Custom or Sala X.

Then there's flamenco. Seville is one of its great homes, and Triana, just across the river, is the neighbourhood most closely tied to it. The Bienal de Flamenco, held every two years, is the city's best-known flamenco festival.

The capital isn't the whole story, either. We also cover towns around the province, including Dos Hermanas, Alcalá de Guadaíra, Utrera, Écija, Carmona and Osuna.

Browse the venues, check what's on this weekend, or see what's free or nearly free.

Frequently asked questions

What's on in Seville right now?

ConciertosSevilla is a guide to live music in Seville and its province: big tours, flamenco, classical concerts and club gigs. Every listing gives you the date, the venue and where to buy tickets.

Do I need to speak Spanish to enjoy a concert in Seville?

Not at all. The music needs no translation. Some of our listings aren't in English yet and are marked "(in Spanish)", and some ticket sites may be in Spanish only, but the date, venue and price are easy to follow.

How do I buy concert tickets in Seville?

Open a listing and follow the link to where tickets are sold: the venue itself, or a ticket seller such as Ticketmaster or El Corte Inglés. Where a resale option exists, it is clearly labelled as resale.

Where do the big concerts take place in Seville?

The biggest tours play the Estadio de La Cartuja, while Fibes and Cartuja Center CITE host touring artists indoors. Classical music and opera belong to the Teatro de la Maestranza, and Sala Custom and Sala X are the places to look for club gigs.

Where can I see flamenco in Seville?

Flamenco is part of daily life here, from small tablaos to concert stages, and the Triana neighbourhood is the one most closely tied to it. The Bienal de Flamenco, held every two years, is the best-known festival. When flamenco concerts are announced, you will find them in our listings.

Are there concerts outside Seville city?

Yes. We also cover the rest of the province, including Dos Hermanas, Alcalá de Guadaíra, Utrera, Écija, Carmona and Osuna. Every listing shows the town, so check it before you book.

Are there free concerts in Seville?

Town halls and local festivals do put on free concerts. We gather the ones we know about in our Free or nearly free section.