All the concerts coming to Malaga this September: more than thirty artists, dates, and tickets
Quevedo, Mora, or Marco Carola on the September concert schedule in the province of MálagaThe venues París 15 and Trinchera resume activities after July and AugustBrunch Electronik
The cultural agenda for Malaga in September promises a vibrant month with events ranging from international music to comedy and highly anticipated tributes. Renowned artists and bands such as Quevedo, Mora, Luis Zahera, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, Cuarteto de Nos and Kevin Kaarl will fill iconic venues such as Marenostrum Fuengirola, Palacio de Deportes Martín Carpena, Sala París 15 and La Trinchera with rhythm and energy.
The month will also bring a variety of concerts for all tastes: from the Latin American fusion of Damas Gratis and Los Mirlos, the energy of Saurom and the electronic sounds of Marco Carola, to the humour of Martita de Graná and Ángel Martín, who are guaranteed to fill the programme with laughter. With concerts, tributes, festivals and shows throughout September, Malaga once again shines as a cultural epicentre that attracts thousands of spectators in search of live music and unique experiences.
All the concerts, festivals and shows coming to Malaga in September
- 2 September – Agarrate Catalina and Leon Gieco at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €44.99
- 4 September – Onda Vaga at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €29.90
- 5 September – Josué Rarujo and more at Selvatic Fest: tickets from €27.50
- 5 September – Kream by Alvama Ice at Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from €2
- 6 September – La Noche es Comedia at Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from €33
- 6 September – Málaga Retro Break at Selvatic Fest: tickets from €14.19
- 6 September – Into the Vortex Festival 2.0 at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €18
- 7 September – Luis Zahera Chungo at Selvatic Fest: tickets from €30.80
- 11 September – Canción Animal, tribute to Soda, at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €19.80
- 11 September – YSY A at Sala París 15: tickets from €22
- 12 September – Damas Gratis and Los Mirlos at Sala París 15: tickets from €44.90
- 12 September – XQUAD at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €31.82
- 12 September – El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico at Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from €51.70
- 12-13 September – Campero Fest 2 at Selvatic Fest: tickets from €3
- 13 September – Cuarteto de Nos at Sala París 15: tickets from €43
- 13 September – Crush x Abstract at Sala París 15: tickets from €10.50
- 13 September – Quevedo at the José María Martín Carpena Sports Palace: tickets from €71.50
- 14 September – Martita de Graná at Selvatic Fest: tickets from €26.40
- 14 September – Quevedo at the José María Martín Carpena Sports Palace: sold out
- 15 September – Kevin Kaarl at Sala París 15: tickets from €33
- 16 September – Bersuit at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €30
- 19 September – Eppu Normaali sis. Iiro Rantala at Marenostrum Fuengirola: tickets from €59.95
- 19 September – 90Roll at Sala París 15: free invitation
- 20 September – Spok Sponha, Sceno and Space Surimi at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €21.50
- 21 September – Ángel Martín at Selvatic Fest: tickets from €26.40
- 24 September – Verka Serduchka & Band at Sala París 15: tickets from €55
- 25 September – Young Cister at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €27.60
- 26 September – Pedrá, tribute to Extremoduro, at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €16
- 26 September – Saurom at Sala París 15: tickets from €27
- 27 September – Luis Cortés at Sala París 15: tickets from €29.70
- 27 September – Marco Carola at NAO Pool Club in Marbella: tickets from €77
- 27 September – Heat Pro: Opening 2025 at Sala París 15: tickets from €24.20
- 27 September – Mora at Marenostrum Fuengirola: sold out
- 27 September – El Altar del Holocausto at Sala Trinchera: tickets from €16.83
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