André Rieu announces a second concert at the Martín Carpena in Málaga

The renowned Dutch orchestra conductor and composer André Rieu, the unmistakable "King of Waltz," has announced a second concert at the Palacio de Deportes Martín Carpena in Málaga on Monday, January 26, 2026. This performance will be in addition to the already scheduled concert on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, as part of his national tour, which will also visit Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona.

Accompanied by the Johann Strauss Orchestra, composed of 60 musicians and international soloists, Rieu promises to deliver "unforgettable nights filled with emotion, joy, and musical magic."

With over 40 million records sold, more than 500 platinum awards, millions of followers on social media, and over half a million spectators annually at his concerts worldwide, the charismatic Dutch violinist is undoubtedly one of the most prominent artists of our time.

Upon announcing his return to Spain, Rieu shared, "I am absolutely thrilled to return to Spain! The warmth and passion of the Spanish audience always move me. I can't wait to share my new show with all of you. We will create unforgettable memories together!"

The audience will immerse themselves in nights where the great classics of opera, musicals, and operettas will resonate, along with exciting movie soundtracks that evoke nostalgia and emotion. There will also be popular melodies from around the world, inviting travel and reminiscence, and the unmistakable romantic waltzes that have made André Rieu a living legend of music.

All this will be performed in André Rieu's distinctive style, in shows that are noted for their humor, dazzling costumes, and elaborate staging and lighting.

André Rieu has a permanent team of 120 employees, in addition to about 100 freelancers who collaborate with him during tours. His orchestra and the soloists it comprises hail from thirteen different countries. He also has his own workshop for costume making, as well as four stages and complete sets of instruments, which facilitates logistics during his international travels. During trips, both he and his orchestra are accompanied by a physical trainer, a doctor, and three cooks.