In short
- The concert starts at 20:00 on Saturday 24, but doors open at 18:30, and the ticket listing estimates more than two hours of music at the Movistar Arena.
- September’s sold-out notice is no longer final: El Corte Inglés is selling an extra batch, and on Wednesday 21 there were still standing tickets at €50, but barely ten seated ones.
- Anyone without a ticket can watch the whole thing on YouTube: Cadena 100 is streaming the concert on its channel, with a preview show from 19:40.
- The night is in aid of the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer, although the organisers have not said how much they expect to raise or which specific programme the money will go to.
Tickets for Cadena 100 Por Ellas 2026 sold out within hours on 18 September, yet it is still possible to go. The radio station’s charity concert against breast cancer comes to the Movistar Arena in Madrid on Saturday 24 October at 20:00 with Leire Martínez, Fangoria, Pablo López, Rosana and six other artists, and El Corte Inglés still has on sale an extra batch released after the initial sell-out. For those who don’t make it in time, the station is broadcasting it in full on YouTube.
Schedule: doors at 18:30 and concert at 20:00
The Movistar Arena opens its doors to the public at 18:30 and the concert begins at 20:00. The venue has not set a finishing time; the El Corte Inglés listing mentions a running time of more than two hours, so it is sensible to expect to leave after ten at night.
Under-14s may only enter accompanied by an adult. The arena is on Avenida de Felipe II, a short walk from the Goya (lines 2 and 4) and O'Donnell (line 6) metro stations.
Tickets: standing places still available at El Corte Inglés
On 30 September Cadena 100 announced a new batch of tickets due to “production adjustments”, and its website still lists it as available. Tickets can be bought at Entradas El Corte Inglés. ModoFestival may receive a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you.
On the morning of Wednesday 21, the seat selection showed these prices, not including any booking fees:
- General standing, €50: this is where almost all the remaining tickets are, with more than 900 available on the morning of Wednesday 21.
- Seating, €55 to €65: level 4 and side-view seats on level 2 at €55, lower level 2 at €61 and level 0 at €65. Together they amounted to around ten single seats.
The event page still advertises tickets “from €43”, but that price no longer appears among the available areas. On the website of the Movistar Arena, the other official channel, the concert is listed as sold out, and places for people with reduced mobility and their companions are handled only through the venue itself. The station insists that El Corte Inglés and the Movistar Arena are the only authorised sales outlets and advises against resale.
Ten artists and an anthem by Leire Martínez
Leire Martínez heads the line-up and has written the anthem, “Quédate en su voz”, composed from the perspective of those who support a patient and featuring backing vocals recorded by women with breast cancer whom she met through the association; she will sing it live on Saturday. She also appeared at the 2025 edition, as did Funambulista.
The rest of the line-up brings together very different careers: from Fangoria, active since the late eighties, and Rosana, who debuted in the mid-nineties, to names that have taken off in recent years, such as Marlon, Marlena and Vicco, who is among the 18 artists at Benidorm Fest 2027. Pablo López, Conchita and Huecco complete the list. Ten artists in just over two hours leaves little room for long sets, and the organisers have not published the running order.
The artists perform with an all-female band led by Pablo Cebrián, and the gala is hosted by Javi Nieves and Mar Amate, who present the station’s breakfast show, ¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar! The concert was born on that programme: in October 2013, a listener, Gema Salardón, spoke on air about her experience of breast cancer.
How to watch it live if you don’t have a ticket
Cadena 100 is broadcasting the entire concert on its YouTube channel, under the live tab. The stream begins at 19:40 with a preview from the photocall hosted by Mateo González and Andrea Caña, and the concert starts at 20:00. The station will also cover it on its website and social media.
No television channel has been announced for this edition, and Cadena 100 has not specified whether the radio station will broadcast the concert live; its information about the night points to the YouTube channel.
Where the money raised goes
The concert is held in aid of the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer, but neither Cadena 100 nor the Movistar Arena has published a fundraising forecast or the specific destination of the money within the association.
What has been confirmed is the contribution from El Corte Inglés, which presents the concert: it is fully funding a research project on breast cancer relapse, led by Dr Ángela Nieto at the Instituto de Neurociencias de Alicante, with the profits from the charity products it sells during October. It is an initiative separate from ticket sales and the sixth research project it has funded with the association.
If you are looking for more plans that weekend, the festivals of the week listings and the guide to festivals in the Community of Madrid cover the other events. In September, when only Leire Martínez’s name was known, we reported on the announcement of this edition.
Sources: Cadena 100 (line-up, new batch of tickets, official sales outlets, anthem, band, YouTube broadcast and El Corte Inglés project); Movistar Arena (schedule, door opening and sales status); Entradas El Corte Inglés (running time, conditions and prices checked on 21 October 2026); COPE, on the origin of the concert and the presenters; Guía del Ocio, on the 2025 line-up.
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