August kicks off strong in Málaga: concerts every day and tickets flying out for top artists
What concerts are in Malaga this week: schedule from August 4 to 10 with Tom Jones, Amaral, and more. Marenostrum, Starlite, and Selvatic host the major musical events of the week in Malaga and its province.
The first big week of August comes loaded with concerts in Málaga and its province. With events in three of the main summer venues —Starlite Occident Festival in Marbella, Marenostrum Fuengirola and Selvatic Málaga Fest—, the music will not stop from Monday, August 4, to Sunday, August 10. International artists like Tom Jones, Gipsy Kings, Clean Bandit, and Paloma San Basilio will share the spotlight with national names like María Peláe, Amaral, Guitarricadelafuente, Los Yakis, and even the comedian Ángel Martín, who will close the week with a different night in Fuengirola.
The week kicks off at the Starlite Occident Festival in Marbella with a double date. On one side, the legendary Gipsy Kings feat Nicolas Reyes will offer their unmistakable fusion of flamenco and pop. And, as a generational counterpoint, Walls, one of the emerging voices of the national urban scene, will also take the stage on the same day.
Tuesday, August 5, will be one of the most special nights of the summer. The tireless Tom Jones lands at the Starlite with a concert that promises a review of his greatest hits, such as Sex Bomb, Delilah, or It’s Not Unusual, in a unique setting.
On Wednesday, two very different audiences have a guaranteed appointment. In Marbella, Clean Bandit, leaders of British electronic pop, will perform at the Starlite. And in Fuengirola, María Peláe, the Malagueña who has conquered the national scene with her charisma and sharp lyrics.
Thursday, August 7, also splits into two notable proposals. At Marenostrum, Paloma San Basilio will showcase her vocal elegance, while at Starlite, Guitarricadelafuente will win over the audience with his fusion of indie, flamenco, and urban poetry.
Friday promises emotions. At Starlite, Amaral will review more than two decades of hits with a highly anticipated show. A few kilometers away, at the Selvatic Málaga Fest, Los Yakis and Las Rodes, two bets from the urban and flamenco scene, will perform.
Saturday, August 9, brings one of the most nostalgic festivals of the summer: the Pihama Fest lands at Marenostrum Fuengirola with three classics of Spanish pop: Orquesta Mondragón, Modestia Aparte, and No me pises que llevo chanclas.
Sunday lowers the musical curtain with a different proposal. Comedian Ángel Martín presents his show of humor and current affairs at Marenostrum Fuengirola, an opportunity to close the week with laughter and smart satire.
All concerts in Málaga from August 4 to 10
- 08/04/2025 – Gipsy Kings feat Nicolas Reyes at the Starlite Occident Festival: tickets from 45 euros
- 08/04/2025 – Walls at the Starlite Occident Festival: tickets from 20 euros
- 08/05/2025 – Tom Jones at the Starlite Occident Festival: tickets from 104.50 euros
- 08/06/2025 – Clean Bandit at the Starlite Occident Festival: tickets from 55 euros
- 08/06/2025 – María Peláe at the Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from 27.50 euros
- 08/07/2025 – Paloma San Basilio at the Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from 38.50 euros
- 08/07/2025 – Guitarricadelafuente at the Starlite Occident Festival: tickets from 45 euros
- 08/08/2025 – Amaral at the Starlite Occident Festival: tickets from 57 euros
- 08/07/2025 – Los Yakis and Las Rodes at the Selvatic Málaga Fest: tickets from 27.5 euros
- 08/09/2025 – Pihama Fest: with Orquesta Mondragón, Modestia Aparte, and No me pises que llevo chanclas at the Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from 38.50 euros
- 08/10/2025 – Ángel Martín at the Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from 22 euros
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