BTS, Karol G, Morat and More: 10 Can’t-Miss Concerts in Colombia for the Rest of 2026
After a year shaped by the FIFA World Cup and Colombia’s presidential elections, the country’s live music calendar is taking center stage. The second half of 2026 is packed with blockbuster concerts and festivals across Colombia, reaffirming live entertainment as one of the nation’s strongest cultural, tourism, and economic engines: 10 concerts in Colombia for 2026.
Colombia One has selected the 10 most anticipated concerts of the season. From the return of British funk pioneers and a long-awaited pop superstar debut to stadium-filling Colombian icons and one of K-pop’s biggest spectacles, the months ahead promise something for every audience.
Morat and Maroon 5 for pop lovers
Morat kicks things off with one of the year’s most impressive achievements: a six-night residency at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena on Aug. 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, and 23 as part of the Ya Es Mañana World Tour. The hometown heroes arrive at the peak of their career after their acclaimed Coachella appearance, with a North American tour across the United States and Canada already scheduled for 2027.
Maroon 5 closes out August with an Aug. 27 performance at Coliseo MedPlus. Fronted by Adam Levine, the Grammy-winning group returns to Colombia with a show that promises a more intimate connection with fans while delivering the polished pop anthems that have made them global mainstays.
Robbie Williams and BTS debuts in Colombia
September features two of the year’s most anticipated international events. On Sept. 19, Jamiroquai returns to Bogota for the first time in 16 years. Its last Colombian performance came at the 2010 Nemcatacoa Festival, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the landmark hit “Virtual Insanity” at Coliseo MedPlus.
Just one day later, Robbie Williams finally makes his long-awaited Colombian debut at Movistar Arena, where he will present his new album, Britpop 2026. The concert is expected to rank among the country’s defining live music moments of the year. Earlier in the month, Arcángel will bring his La 8va Maravilla World Tour to Medellín’s Estadio Atanasio Girardot on Sept. 5, celebrating two decades as one of Latin urban music’s most influential artists.
October belongs to BTS. The global K-pop phenomenon will perform two consecutive nights at Bogotá’s El Campín Stadium on Oct. 2 and 3, giving Colombian fans their first opportunity to experience the group’s record-breaking live production. Few artists have reshaped the global music industry like BTS, and their Colombian debut is poised to become one of the year’s defining concerts.
A New Year’s Eve celebration with Gorillaz and Karol G
Another fan favorite returns in November as Gorillaz brings The Mountain Tour to Coliseo MedPlus on Nov. 17. It will mark Damon Albarn’s virtual band’s third visit to Colombia, but also its biggest ever, with the venue doubling the attendance of the group’s previous appearance in 2022.
The year’s grand finale arrives in December. Martin Garrix returns with two stops on his Garrix Americas Tour: Dec. 4 at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena and Dec. 5 at Medellín’s new DaviArena, which is set to officially open only weeks earlier and will welcome the Dutch superstar DJ as one of its first international headliners. The Strokes will also make history with their first-ever standalone Colombian concert on Dec. 2 at Coliseo MedPlus during the closing leg of the Reality Awaits Tour, joined by Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett as the opening act.
Special mention goes to Karol G, who will close out 2026 with three consecutive stadium shows at El Campín on Dec. 4, 5, and 6 as part of her Tropitour: Viajando por el Mundo. If 2025 belonged to Shakira, 2026 is shaping up to be Karol G’s year. Together, the two Colombian superstars have redefined what it means to be global pop icons while continuing to celebrate their roots at home.
Perhaps the most exciting aspect of Colombia’s concert calendar is its diversity. Stadium pop, electronic music, alternative rock, reggaeton, and ’90s nostalgia all coexist within a single season. Bogotá remains the country’s primary concert hub, but Medellín is rapidly closing the gap. With the opening of DaviArena and continued investment in large-scale venues, Colombia’s second-largest city is positioning itself as an increasingly important destination on the international touring circuit.