Concert Music Festival 2027: David Bisbal adds a second night and 18 dates go on sale blind with the ‘invisible artist’

David Bisbal no longer has one night at Concert Music Festival 2027, but two. The Sancti Petri festival, in Chiclana de la Frontera (Cádiz), put a second Tour Eternos concert on sale on Tuesday 27 October for Sunday 25 July, right after Saturday 24, which it announced in September as the first name of its tenth edition. With Camilo and La Oreja de Van Gogh, that makes four concerts with an artist and tickets. The rest of the summer, for now, is being sold blind.

David Bisbal, two nights in a row with a seated audience

The first date, Saturday 24 July at 22:30, has been on sale since 2 October. The second, Sunday 25 at the same time, went on sale on 27 October with the same areas and the same prices. The organisers present Tour Eternos as a show built around Eternos, the new album in which Bisbal revisits major songs of Spanish-language music with new arrangements.

Unlike Camilo and La Oreja de Van Gogh, who play with a standing floor, Bisbal’s two nights are sold with stalls seating. On 31 October, the 25 July sale on Ticketmaster showed these prices, excluding booking fees (around 10% extra):

• Stalls: from €50 (category E) to €120 (premium), with intermediate categories at €55, €60, €70 and €90.
• Stand with reserved seat: €65, the same price as in the restricted-view area.
• Terraces and box: table for four with drinks for €1,000, table for four with dinner for €1,400 and a box for six for €2,700.

Ticketmaster is, along with the festival website, the official point of sale; the 24 July night has its own page. ModoFestival may receive a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you. Tickets for people with reduced mobility must be requested by phone, on 930 49 75 00.

It is not Bisbal’s only date in Andalusia in 2027: he also opens Noches de la Maestranza on 9 September at the Sevilla bullring.

The 2027 line-up, date by date

These are the concerts with a confirmed artist that already have tickets on the Concert Music Festival page. The festival’s homepage says more confirmations will follow.

• Saturday 17 July, 22:30. Camilo. On sale since 28 October, as part of a tour that takes in five summer festivals and concert series in Spain. Floor, €55; Front Stage, €90; stand, €75.
• Saturday 24 July, 22:30. David Bisbal, first night of Tour Eternos.
• Sunday 25 July, 22:30. David Bisbal, second night, with the same prices.
• Tuesday 10 August, 22:00. La Oreja de Van Gogh, with Tantas cosas que contar, the tour celebrating the band’s 30 years, which also stops at other summer festivals. Same prices as Camilo: €55, €90 and €75.

All prices exclude booking fees. The four names repeat the formula with which the festival has carved out a place in the Cádiz summer: mainstream Spanish-language pop, which in previous editions brought Pablo Alborán and Aitana. What changes is the quantity: four nights with an artist across a calendar running from 9 July to 17 August.

Artista invisible: €25 for a night without knowing who is playing

The gaps between those four concerts are filled by the Artista invisible promotion, which the festival is bringing back for 2027. You buy a ticket for a specific date, for €25 plus €2.50 in fees, without knowing which artist will perform that day. Only when the organisers announce it will you find out who is playing, and the final ticket arrives by email a few days before the concert.

There are 18 dates on sale: 9, 16, 29 and 30 July, and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17 August. It is worth reading the conditions published by the festival before buying:

• The ticket gives access to a single concert on the chosen date. If there are two that night, you can choose which one.
• The location is assigned by the organisers: as a general rule, the floor if the concert is standing, and the stalls or stand if it is seated.
• There are no exchanges or refunds, even if the artist revealed is not to the buyer’s taste.
• The promotion closes when the allocation sells out or before the artist for that date is announced.

What you cannot buy this way is the artists already announced: none of the 18 dates coincides with the nights of Camilo, Bisbal or La Oreja de Van Gogh. The bet, therefore, is on a name not yet known, at half the price of the cheapest ticket announced so far, Bisbal’s €50 seat. The dates also change: 29 July was added to the sale on 14 October, while five nights from the initial list (10, 23 and 31 July, and 6 and 13 August) no longer appear. The festival has not explained whether they have sold out or are being held for artists it has yet to announce.

Bus from 15 towns in Cádiz for the named concerts

Each of the four concerts has its own bus service on sale on Ticketmaster, with return tickets from Algeciras, Barbate, Cádiz, Chipiona, Conil, Jerez, Los Barrios, El Puerto de Santa María, Puerto Real, Rota, San Fernando, Sanlúcar, Tarifa, Vejer and Zahara de los Atunes. It costs €21 from Cádiz, San Fernando, El Puerto, Puerto Real or Conil and rises to €33 from Algeciras, Los Barrios or Tarifa, plus €1.50 in fees.

For the 22:30 concerts, departures range from 18:10 in Los Barrios to 20:50 in San Fernando; for La Oreja de Van Gogh, which starts at 22:00, they are brought forward by half an hour. These times are approximate: the organisers send the final timetable and pick-up point by email at around 15:00 on the day of the concert. The return bus leaves 20 minutes after the end. If a minimum number of passengers is not reached (25 according to Ticketmaster, 20 according to the festival’s getting there page), the trip is cancelled and the ticket refunded. There are no buses on sale yet for the invisible artist nights.

Those travelling by car have, according to the festival, several free car parks set up by Chiclana Town Council near the venue, in the Poblado de Sancti Petri.

Sources: official Concert Music Festival website (listings, individual concert pages, news on David Bisbal, La Oreja de Van Gogh and the Artista invisible, FAQs and getting there) and Ticketmaster pages for the concerts, the invisible artist nights and the buses, consulted on 31 October 2026.