Concerts in Málaga in September 2026: full guide to artists, dates and tickets

September will not mean the end of live music in Málaga. After a summer dominated by festivals, seaside concerts and large outdoor productions, the province enters a new phase of the season with an especially busy calendar.

Throughout almost the entire month, there will be shows at Sala París 15, Sala Trinchera, Auditorio Municipal Cortijo de Torres, Málaga Forum and Marenostrum Fuengirola, covering everything from flamenco and rock to cumbia, K-Pop, regional Mexican music, Argentine artists and major heavy-metal tribute shows.

The programme begins on 2 September with Ráfaga and continues until 30 September with Perotá Chingó, leaving barely a week without a major concert.

Here is the full guide.

First week: cumbia, Argentine cuarteto and Chambao by the sea

Wednesday 2 September – Ráfaga

Argentine cumbia will open the month at Sala Trinchera. Ráfaga arrives in Málaga with a catalogue of songs that have been filling dancefloors in Spain and Latin America for decades.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Ráfaga in Málaga

Thursday 3 September – Damián Córdoba

Just one day later, Trinchera continues with another Argentine act. Damián Córdoba, one of the best-known names in cuarteto music, will include Málaga on his Spanish tour.

📍 Sala Trinchera
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Saturday 5 September – La Malafamera

The first week continues with La Malafamera, bringing a night of Argentine music and party atmosphere to Sala Trinchera.

🎟️ Buy tickets for La Malafamera

Sunday 6 September – Chambao

One of Málaga’s most recognisable names returns home. Chambao, led by La Mari, will perform on the Fundación Unicaja stage at Marenostrum Fuengirola.

Doors open at 7.30pm, with the concert scheduled to begin at 9pm.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Chambao at Marenostrum Fuengirola

Sunday 6 September – La Noche es Comedia

On the same evening, Málaga Forum will switch music for comedy with La Noche es Comedia, one of the entertainment events completing the month’s programme.

🎟️ Buy tickets for La Noche es Comedia

10 to 12 September: one of the busiest weekends of the month

Thursday 10 September – El Kuelgue

Argentine band El Kuelgue will arrive at Sala París 15 with its distinctive mixture of rock, funk, Latin rhythms, improvisation and humour.

🎟️ Buy tickets for El Kuelgue

Friday 11 September – Descemer Bueno

Cuban singer and songwriter Descemer Bueno takes over París 15 the following day.

The musician has written and performed some of the biggest Latin hits of recent years and has collaborated with artists including Enrique Iglesias, Gente de Zona and Juan Luis Guerra.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Descemer Bueno

Friday 11 September – SaD, European Metallica Tribute

Metallica fans will have a very different option that same night at Sala Trinchera.

Italian band SaD will bring its tribute to the American heavy-metal giants to Málaga, with doors opening at 9pm and the show scheduled for 10pm.

🎟️ Buy tickets for SaD

Saturday 12 September – Fully Alive Fest

Spanish modern metal will have its own event with Fully Alive Fest.

Prom Kinks, Codetalker, Goddamn, Titanfall and P are among the bands scheduled to perform at Sala Trinchera from 8pm.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Fully Alive Fest

Saturday 12 September – Emanero

The Argentine scene will have another major moment with Emanero, who will perform at Sala París 15 as part of his Spanish tour.

📍 Sala París 15
🎟️ Buy tickets for Emanero

Saturday 12 September – Superstars of the 90

For those looking to travel back a few decades, the Auditorio Municipal Cortijo de Torres will host Superstars of the 90, a major event built around the dance, pop and electronic sounds of the decade.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Superstars of the 90

Saturday 12 September – Apulanta

Fuengirola will offer something completely different on the same day.

Veteran Finnish band Apulanta will perform at Marenostrum Fuengirola in one of September’s most unusual international concerts.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Apulanta

Morgenshtern and China Crisis lead the following week

Tuesday 15 September – Morgenshtern

Russian rapper and performer Morgenshtern will appear at Sala París 15 on Tuesday 15 September as part of a tour mixing rap, trap, pop and rock.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Morgenshtern

Thursday 17 September – China Crisis

One of the longest-established international acts of the month arrives on Thursday 17.

British band China Crisis, one of the key names associated with 1980s synth-pop, will perform at Sala Trinchera during its 2026 tour.

🎟️ Buy tickets for China Crisis

19 September: heavy metal, Springsteen and K-Pop on the same Saturday

Saturday 19 September will be one of the hardest days of the month for music fans to choose between events.

Iron Maiden and Ozzy Osbourne tribute night

Sala Trinchera will bring together Santuario, a tribute to Iron Maiden, and Ozzy Solution, dedicated to Ozzy Osbourne, for a double bill celebrating classic heavy metal.

🎟️ Buy tickets for the Iron Maiden + Ozzy Osbourne tribute night

Back to Glory Days

At Sala París 15, Back to Glory Days will recreate the world of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, with Andrés Balado leading the show.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Back to Glory Days

K-Beat Festival

The most distinctive event of the day will take place at the Auditorio Municipal Cortijo de Torres.

K-Beat Festival will be a major event dedicated entirely to K-Pop and fan culture, with Málaga hosting its first edition.

🎟️ Buy tickets for K-Beat Festival

Sunday 20: Argentine urban music and regional Mexican sounds

BM & Callejero Fino

Argentine urban music returns to París 15 with BM and Callejero Fino, two artists with a strong presence in the new Latin American scene.

🎟️ Buy tickets for BM & Callejero Fino

Grupo Firme

One of the month’s biggest-capacity concerts will take place the same Sunday at Málaga Forum.

Mexican group Grupo Firme will stop in Málaga as part of its first major European tour, bringing regional Mexican, banda and norteño sounds to the venue.

Doors are scheduled to open at 6.30pm, with the show beginning later in the evening.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Grupo Firme in Málaga

Final week: Ciro y Los Persas, Raimundo Amador and Los Delinqüentes

Thursday 24 September – Ciro y Los Persas

Argentine rock returns to Sala París 15 with Ciro y Los Persas, led by Andrés Ciro Martínez, the former frontman of Los Piojos.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Ciro y Los Persas

Friday 25 September – 90Roll

París 15 continues on Friday with 90Roll, a night designed to bring back the sound and atmosphere of the 1990s.

🎟️ Buy tickets for 90Roll

Friday 25 September – Yelo

On the same night, Yelo will present ‘Triángulo Amoroso’ at Sala Trinchera, an EP made up of three songs telling the story of an affair from three different perspectives.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Yelo

Saturday 26 September – Raimundo Amador

One of the biggest names in Spanish flamenco fusion arrives in Málaga on Saturday 26.

Raimundo Amador will perform at Sala París 15 with ‘De Pata Negra a Raimundo’, a tour revisiting his career from the legendary group Pata Negra to his solo work.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Raimundo Amador

Saturday 26 September – Los Delinqüentes

The same Saturday will also bring one of the most eagerly awaited concerts of the month.

Los Delinqüentes will perform at the Auditorio Municipal Cortijo de Torres as part of their reunion celebrating 25 years of the band’s distinctive “sentimiento garrapatero”.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Los Delinqüentes in Málaga

Perotá Chingó closes September at Sala Trinchera

Wednesday 30 September – Perotá Chingó

The final concert in this selection takes place on Wednesday 30 September.

Argentine duo Perotá Chingó, formed by Julia Ortiz and Dolores Aguirre, will close the month at Sala Trinchera with their blend of folk, Latin American songwriting and vocal harmonies.

🎟️ Buy tickets for Perotá Chingó

September extends Málaga’s live music season

The calendar shows that September is no longer simply an epilogue to summer.

Marenostrum still has several concerts by the sea, while Sala París 15 and Sala Trinchera return to a full indoor programme, and larger venues such as Cortijo de Torres and Málaga Forum keep major-format events going.

The variety may be one of the month’s strongest points.

In less than four weeks, audiences can move from Ráfaga to Raimundo Amador, China Crisis to K-Pop, Chambao to Metallica tributes and Grupo Firme to Los Delinqüentes, making September one of the most musically diverse months of late 2026 in Málaga.

Ticket prices and availability may change depending on sales phases, booking fees and remaining capacity, so it is advisable to check the conditions directly through each purchase link before booking.

The programme has been cross-checked against the official event listings of Sala París 15, Sala Trinchera, Marenostrum Fuengirola and Málaga Forum.