Attention music fans: concerts in Chile in 2026 promise to be among the most powerful in recent years. Global superstars, rock legends, and pop icons will electrify stadiums and arenas.
From the return of icons like AC/DC to global phenomena like BTS, Santiago is once again solidifying its place as one of the must-see destinations for major international tours.
Organize your trip and your musical calendar, because below we share the most outstanding concerts coming to our capital this year.
Main photograph: Movistar Arena
Concerts in Chile that will mark 2026
1. Pulp
The britpop icons are back! After years of waiting, Jarvis Cocker and company return to Chile to present their new material and, of course, generation-defining anthems like Common People. Pulp brings that mix of elegance, irony, and dance that made them legends, guaranteeing a night where smart pop takes over the capital’s main stage.
- When: June 8.
- Where: Movistar Arena (Santiago).
- Price: From CLP $46,000 (USD 48) via PuntoTicket.
2. Rosalía
Rosalía returns to Chile to present one of her most ambitious projects. After the success of LUX, an album recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra, the artist arrives with a show that expands the limits of contemporary pop. There will be four nights at the Movistar Arena where music, art, and performance merge on the same stage.
- When: July 24, 25, 27, and 29.
- Where: Movistar Arena (Santiago).
- Price: From $58,875 Chilean pesos (USD 62) at PuntoTicket.
3. Paulo Londra
One of the great pioneers of Argentinian trap, Paulo Londra, will perform in Santiago to thrill thousands of fans. The artist from Córdoba returns to the country to revisit his biggest hits like “Adán y Eva” and “Tal Vez”, as well as present his new releases. It will be a show full of energy, freestyle, and the unique essence that made him a regional icon.
- When: August 20.
- Where: Movistar Arena (Santiago).
- Price: From $11,500 Chilean pesos (USD 12.8) at PuntoTicket.
4. Jamiroquai
After an unforgettable performance in Viña del Mar, Jay Kay and company return to Chile following their memorable 2018 show in Viña del Mar. Jamiroquai will perform at the Claro Arena in Santiago to thrill thousands of fans, revisiting hits like “Virtual Insanity” and “Cosmic Girl”. It will be a show filled with the groove and dance moves that made the band the kings of funk.
- When: September 15.
- Where: Claro Arena (Santiago).
- Price: From $38,500 Chilean pesos (USD 42.5) at PuntoTicket.
5. Robbie Williams
The “King of British Pop” returns to Chile with a top-tier visual production at the Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida. With endless charisma and a setlist packed with global hits like Angels, Feel, and Rock DJ, Robbie Williams guarantees a show full of humor, vocal talent, and that unique connection only a showman of his caliber can deliver.
- When: September 27.
- Where: Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida (Santiago).
- Price: From CLP $57,500 (USD 47) on Ticketmaster.
6. Los Jaivas – Alturas de Machu Picchu Tour
In a historic celebration, the most important band in Chilean music marks 45 years of their masterpiece. Los Jaivas will tour the country from north to south, performing Alturas de Machu Picchu in full. A mystical opportunity to connect with our identity and Neruda’s poetry live.
- When: October 10 (Santiago) and regional dates between May and December.
- Where: Teatro Caupolicán (Santiago) and regional theaters.
- Price: From CLP $32,200 (USD 34) on PuntoTicket and Ticketpro.
7. BTS
It’s official, ARMY! The mystery is over, and Santiago is getting ready for the biggest music event of the decade. After completing their military service and releasing their new album in March, all seven BTS members return to Chile with their world tour “ARIRANG.” A tech production never before seen in the country is expected, including a 360° stage to connect with every corner of the venue.
This concert not only marks the group’s reunion after a four-year break, but also cements Chile as the main stop on their Latin America leg. The “purple wave” is ready to make history!
- When: October 16 and 17.
- Where: Estadio Nacional (Santiago).
- Price: From CLP $99,875 on Ticketmaster.
8. Aitana
Aitana, the princess of Spanish pop, arrives in Chile to thrill thousands of fans on a magical night. The Catalan singer will grace the national stage with her “Cuarto Azul World Tour”, revisiting global hits like “Mon Amour” and “Las Babys”. It will be a show full of energy, choreography, and the unique charisma that made her a phenomenon.
- When: October 19.
- Where: Movistar Arena (Santiago).
- Price: From $11,500 (USD 12.8) at Puntoticket.
9. Iron Maiden
The legendary British band returns to celebrate half a century of history with the “Run For Your Lives World Tour”. Iron Maiden will transform the Estadio Nacional into a true temple of heavy metal, with immersive visuals, a setlist of 50 years of anthems, and the unmistakable presence of “Eddie” The Head, their iconic mascot and universal symbol of the group.
It will be an almost mystical experience for their followers! With two dates, this show is projected as the definitive metal event of 2026. Currently, tickets are only available for the November 1st concert.
- When: October 31 and November 1
- Where: Estadio Nacional (Santiago).
- Price: From $46,600 Chilean pesos (USD 50) through Ticketmaster.
10. Creamfields Chile 2026
The country’s biggest electronic music festival returns with a revamped format for its 2026 edition. Two days of nonstop beats at the Club Hípico, where world-class DJs will be spread across multiple stages with pyrotechnics and top-tier visual effects.
- When: November 14 and 15.
- Where: Club Hípico (Santiago).
- Tickets: Info at creamfields.cl.
11. Gorillaz
The world’s most famous virtual band returns to Chile to close out the year with an unprecedented technological and musical production. Gorillaz, led by Damon Albarn, will bring their cutting-edge visual projections and that signature blend of hip hop, electronic, and alternative rock. Without a doubt, it’s one of the most anticipated concerts of 2026.
- When: December 4.
- Where: Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida (Santiago).
- Price: From CLP $66,700 on Ticketmaster.
