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  Bruce Springsteen E Street Band

  Bruce Springsteen is yet another giant in the music industry to visit Barcelona in 2024. Next June, the Boss will fill the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys with a new edition of his stadium tour, which kicked off in 2023. USA Today described the show, which features all of his most legendary songs, as "thrilling and cathartic".

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  Manolo García

  With a renewed staging, the artist will perform live the hits from his latest double album, Mi vida en Marte and Desatinos desplumados, with record-breaking sales included. García will revisit classics of his stellar career, such as “Pájaros de Barro”, “A San Fernando, un ratito a pie y otro caminando” and “Nunca el tiempo es perdido”, offering an unforgettable musical experience for all generations!

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  Jonas Brothers

  Just as its names suggests, on the tour Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour, the band will perform five albums full of hits from their entire repertoire in 86 cities around the world including Paris, Milan, London, Dublin, Sydney, Auckland, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, with Barcelona among them.
  The Jonas Brothers — Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas —, considered one of the most successful groups of the 21st century, have sold more than 20 million albums, with 6 hits on the Billboard Hot 100, three consecutive number ones on the Billboard 200 and billions of plays. With two Grammy Award nominations, these musicians have recently earned their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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  Judas Priest

  The legendary heavy metal band Judas Priest will make a stop in Barcelona as part of their Invincible Shield European tour, and they will do so alongside Saxon and Uriah Heep.
  Led by vocalist Rob Halford and featuring talented musicians such as Andy Sneap, Ian Hill, Scott Traves and Richie Faulkner, Judas Priest will present their new album, Invincible Shield, during this European tour. The long-awaited release marks their comeback after a six-year hiatus. With estimated sales of 45 to 50 million copies worldwide and their induction into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2022, Judas Priest continues to make its mark on music history.

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  Marc Anthony

  Marc Anthony has announced several concerts in Spain for next summer, following his Vivendo Tour. At the age of 55, the world's best-selling salsa artist keeps on performing and winning accolades non-stop. On June 2nd, he will start the Spanish leg of this tour in Pamplona, which will also take him to Tenerife, Valencia, Barcelona, Sevilla, Madrid and Marbella (Malaga). The Puerto Rican-American singer will kick off his tour on February 9th in Washington, D.C., with a total of 13 concerts in his home country. The last one will be in Orlando, Florida, on March 9th, as stated on his website.

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  Olivia Rodrigo

  Olivia Rodrigo, a rising star, began her career in Disney series such as Bizaardvark and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. Her singing debut with the single “Drivers License” catapulted her to fame in 2021, making her the next big pop star. Since then, her name and music have dominated the headlines. At 20 years old, in addition to her musical talent, Olivia Rodrigo also stands out for her style, establishing herself as one of the most prominent singers today.

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  Camilo

  Camilo, the recent winner of the Best Global Latin Artist or Group award at the LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023, made an impression with his performance at the ceremony. Two years after his last concerts in Spain, the soloist from Medellin is back with his most ambitious Spanish tour, with 13 concerts in major cities. He will stop in Barcelona on July 3rd, where he is sure to perform his hits “Vida de rico”, “Alaska”, “Ni me debes ni te debo” and “Desconocidos”.

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  Ive

  Formed in 2021, the group hit it big with the single “IVE”, winning multiple awards and selling more than 1.1 million copies of the album I've IVE in the first week after its release. “Gen MZ's wanna-be Icon” IVE topped the national charts just seven days after the debut of their first song “Eleven”. They did it again later with “Love Die”.
  In 2023, with the album I've IVE, the group sold 1.6 million copies, winning 11 awards and cementing themselves as Million Sellers for the third time. “Baddie”, “Off the Record” and “Either Way” dominated the Korean charts.