A wide range of international artists are scheduled to perform in Argentina throughout 2026, according to an announcement on April 10. The lineup includes major names from genres such as pop, K-pop, rock, metal, and urban music.
The upcoming year is expected to see Argentina reaffirm its position as a key destination for global music tours. Fans can look forward to performances by artists including Laura Pausini on April 12 at Movistar Arena, Sebastián Yatra on April 15 at the same venue, and Roxette returning for their fourth visit with a show on April 16. Ricky Martin will play two sold-out concerts on April 17 and 18 at Campo Argentino de Polo.
Other notable acts scheduled include Dream Theater (April 24), Megadeth (April 30), Ricardo Arjona with thirteen shows in May at Movistar Arena, Jonas Brothers celebrating twenty years together in early May, Robert Plant performing twice at Teatro Gran Rex before touring Córdoba and Rosario, Korn (May 10), Martin Garrix (May 16), Los Ángeles Azules (May 29-31), Pulp (June 12), Rosalía presenting her LUX Tour in August, Rubén Blades (August 16), Maroon 5 (September 3), Fatboy Slim (September 5), Helloween marking their fortieth anniversary tour on September13, and Morat playing five shows later that month.
October will feature Robbie Williams with multiple dates following high demand for tickets. Zayn is set for his first performance in Argentina on October6. Die Toten Hosen will embark on their farewell tour with a show October10; Grupo Frontera performs October13; Aitana appears October21; BTS returns after military service obligations with three concerts at Estadio Único de La Plata; Iron Maiden celebrates fifty years of history with two shows October20-21 at Estadio Huracán. Eros Ramazzotti is slated for November28.
There is also speculation about a possible return of The Rolling Stones to Argentina during a future South American tour. While not officially confirmed yet, reports suggest the legendary band may include the country among its stops—a development that has generated excitement among local fans eager to see them again after previous memorable performances.
With this extensive calendar and rumors of more announcements ahead, observers say that live music in Argentina could experience one of its most significant seasons yet during the coming year.
