Inverfest 2027 in Madrid: the calendar of its 103 concerts, with Fito's four nights already sold out

Inverfest 2027 can be summed up in one figure: 103 concerts in twelve Madrid venues, spread between 30 October 2026 and 6 March 2027. The official calendar is now complete and, almost three months before the bulk of the programme, the biggest draw has already gone: the four nights of Fito & Fitipaldis at the Teatro Circo Price are listed as sold out in the theatre's official shop.

This guide organises the series by venue and explains what can still be bought. General information about this edition is on the Inverfest page.

Inverfest 2027 calendar in Madrid: from October to March

The festival gets ahead of its name. Three concerts serve as a prelude, one a month, until winter proper arrives:

• Friday 30 October: Carlangas presents his new album at La Riviera.
• Sunday 29 November: Víctor Manuel brings his Solo a solas conmigo tour to the Movistar Arena.
• Tuesday 8 December: Miguel Ríos, also at the Movistar Arena, on the Immaculate Conception bank holiday.

The bulk arrives with the new year. Between 7 January and 7 February there are 85 concerts, with four nights featuring seven shows at once in different venues: on Friday 15 January, for example, Niña Polaca plays the Movistar Arena while Drugos performs at La Riviera and Rubén Pozo at the Eslava. After that, the pace slows: the rest of February has thirteen dates and March keeps only two, Lorena Álvarez and Pedro Guerra, both at the Teatro Albéniz.

The venues set the type of night. La Riviera has the most dates (21), followed by the Price (18), Sala El Sol and the Teatro Albéniz (13 each) and the Movistar Arena (9). Completing the map are Villanos, the Centro Cultural Conde Duque, La Sala del Movistar Arena, Sala But, the Teatro Eslava, Siroco and the Teatro de la Zarzuela.

Teatro Circo Price: Fito sold out; tickets left for the rest

The Price is where demand is most visible. Fito & Fitipaldis arrives with the Aullidos Tour. Teatros y Auditorios, a more intimate format that revisits his latest album, El monte de los aullidos, and his classics with new arrangements. He will play on Saturday 30 January (19:30), Sunday 31 (19:00), Tuesday 2 February (19:30) and Wednesday 3 (19:30). Tickets cost between €30 and €97, and the shop of Madrid Destino, the municipal company that runs the theatre, listed all four shows as sold out on 20 October.

Anyone looking for Fito tickets should only use the official channels: the Price itself warns that it is not responsible for tickets bought on resale sites. For the rest of its programme there is still some room. These are the prices shown in the theatre's official shop:

• 16 January: Pablopablo, €25 to €35, flagged as last tickets.
• 17 January: Pasión Vega, with the show Pasión Almodóvar, €27 to €45.
• 19 and 20 January: Yerai Cortés, €30 to €45, last tickets.
• 21 and 29 January: Marwán, €25 to €38; one of his two nights is down to last tickets.
• 22 January: Rufus T. Firefly, €25 to €36, last tickets.
• 23 January: Carlos Núñez, €25 to €50.
• 27 January: Luis Fercán, closing his Cerezos en flor tour, €22 to €30.
• 28 January: Santiago Auserón, €35 to €60.
• 4 February: Kiko Veneno, €25 to €40.
• 5 and 6 February: Inazio, €22 to €30.
• 7 February: Natalia Lacunza, with her N2STAL5IA tour, €20 to €35.

For some concerts, the theatre's website advertises a "from" price higher than the shop's minimum: Kiko Veneno is listed from €30. The price that counts is the one the shop shows when you choose a seat.

Movistar Arena: from Duncan Dhu's farewell to the new generation

The nine nights at the Felipe II venue sum up the festival's breadth. At one end are Víctor Manuel, Miguel Ríos and Duncan Dhu; at the other, artists from a younger generation such as Barry B, Niña Polaca, D.Valentino and Carlos Ares:

• Sunday 29 November: Víctor Manuel. Seats were still available for between €53 and €76, in the stands and in part of the floor; the premium floor was sold out. They are also sold at Víctor Manuel tickets on Tomaticket; ModoFestival may receive a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you.
• Tuesday 8 December: Miguel Ríos. The official ticketing platform was only offering floor tickets, between €72 and €82.
• Friday 15 January: Niña Polaca, with the ONU Tour. Floor sold out; ground-level stand seats were left at €35.50.
• Saturday 16 January: Duncan Dhu, with Mikel Erentxun's DD40 tour.
• Friday 22 January: D.Valentino, who according to the festival arrives after filling La Riviera three times.
• Saturday 23 January: Barry B, with the Fortuna Tour. Floor sold out; only upper-stand seats were left, at €33.50 and €35.50.
• Friday 29 January: Sidecars, presenting Everest, their eighth album.
• Saturday 30 January: Carlos Ares, closing his La boca del lobo tour.
• Saturday 6 February: Antoñito Molina, with his Destino Felicidad tour.

The date with the most symbolic weight is 16 January. According to the festival, that concert closes Duncan Dhu's 40th anniversary tour and brings the band's live career to an end. It is not just another stop on the tour, but its final date.

Barry B and Niña Polaca show the other side. Both have sold out the entire floor three months ahead, a sign that their pull now matches a venue of this size. The Burgos-born singer also appears on other 2027 line-ups, such as WARM UP in Murcia.

La Riviera and the other venues: where the variety lies

Beyond the two big stages lies the most open part of the series. La Riviera has 21 concerts: Carlangas's in October and another twenty in winter, with several bands playing more than one night:

• January: Cariño (7), Sienna (8), Tanxugueiras (9), Sho-Hai (10), Funambulista (14), Drugos (15), Vera Fauna (16), La Cabra Mecánica (17), Puño Dragón (22), Los Enemigos (23 and 24), La Milagrosa (28), Califato ¾ (30) and Natalia Lacunza (31).
• February: Xoel López (4 and 5), Los Zigarros (6), Puño Dragón (7), Standstill (12) and Éxtasis (20).

The Teatro Albéniz stretches the festival into March with 13 acoustic and singer-songwriter shows, from Jorge Pardo's jazz to Rocío Márquez's flamenco: Jorge Pardo (29 January), Javier Ruibal (30), Amancio Prada (31), Rocío Márquez (5 February), Salvador Sobral (6), Sole Giménez (13), Ciutat with Carlos de Jacoba (19), Conchita (20), La Canalla (26), Fetén Fetén (27), Izaro (28), Lorena Álvarez (5 March) and Pedro Guerra (6 March).

On the smaller scale, Sala El Sol (13 concerts) and Villanos (7) bring together bands from a more modest circuit, such as Bulo, Querido, Sarria, Modelo, Floridablanca and Baloncesto, along with the odd veteran such as Pancho Varona. Conde Duque programmes seven concerts, with Guille Galván twice, Meritxell Neddermann, Renaldo & Clara, María Rodés, Janus Lester and Dulzaro. La Sala del Movistar Arena hosts O'Funk'illo, La Sonrisa de Julia, Pony Bravo, Blanca Paloma, Javi Chapela and Sal del Coche.

That leaves five venues with few dates. Sala But has Carlos Sadness (22 January), Dollar Selmouni (29), Toundra (5 February) and two nights of Gara Durán (19 and 21). The Teatro Eslava welcomes Rubén Pozo (15 January) and Raimundo Amador (22), Siroco Pavvla (15 January) and the Teatro de la Zarzuela Mayte Martín, who presents In Illo Tempore on 9 February.

How to buy tickets for Inverfest 2027

Inverfest does not sell passes: each concert has its own ticket. The starting point is the festival's official calendar, which links to the sales page for each date. The channel varies by venue:

• Teatro Circo Price and Conde Duque: sold through Madrid Destino's municipal shop (here, the Price page); the Price also sells at the box office. Wheelchair and companion tickets for the Price are bought at the box office, by email or on 913 184 700.
• Movistar Arena, La Riviera, El Sol, Villanos, Sala But, Eslava, Siroco and Albéniz: from each concert's page on the festival website, which directs you to the official ticketing platform.
• Teatro de la Zarzuela: Mayte Martín's concert is sold on the INAEM ticketing website.

Under-16s may only enter accompanied by their father, mother or guardian, who also needs a ticket, and with the festival's authorisation form completed. Those aged 16 and 17 may attend on their own. If a concert changes date, the festival allows refunds to be requested until 23:59 on the originally scheduled day.

Inverfest also has a programme in Zaragoza, with a different calendar and separate tickets: we cover it in Inverfest Zaragoza 2027 reaches ten concerts.

Sources: calendar and concert pages on inverfest.com, the festival's FAQs and access conditions for minors; Teatro Circo Price website and Madrid Destino shop; official ticketing platform for the Movistar Arena concerts; INAEM ticketing website. Availability and prices checked on 20 October 2026.