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We're tracking 48 upcoming events in Madrid spanning concerts, sports, plus 12 attractions and things to do. Use the filters below for what's on this weekend, tonight or later this month — every listing links to live prices and secure partner checkout.
We currently list 48 upcoming events in Madrid: 36 concerts and 12 sports. The busiest venues are Movistar Arena (14), La Riviera (8) and Palacio Vistalegre (7). Coming up next: Duran Duran on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Movistar Arena and Michael Jackson Tribute on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Palacio Vistalegre.
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Use this Madrid hub to compare all upcoming listings, narrow by date or category, and move to mapped venue pages when the live feed has venue-level detail.
The Madrid listings below carry live partner pricing, and the all-in total appears before payment, so you can compare categories and dates without surprises at checkout.
concerts, sports are what Madrid currently has on sale, and each has its own page with the live dates for that category.
Venue links appear only where an upcoming Madrid listing maps to an actual venue page — 6 qualify at the moment.
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About Madrid
Madrid is a capital built for art lovers, anchored by the Golden Triangle of the Prado, the Reina Sofia and the Thyssen-Bornemisza, three world-class museums within a short walk of one another. The Prado's Velazquez and Goya masterpieces and the Reina Sofia's home for Picasso's Guernica are reason enough to plan a visit around timed museum tickets.
The Royal Palace of Madrid, the largest functioning royal palace in Western Europe by floor area, anchors the historic centre alongside the Almudena Cathedral and the arcaded Plaza Mayor. Football fans head to the Santiago Bernabeu, Real Madrid's freshly redeveloped stadium, while the leafy Retiro Park and the Gran Via's grand architecture give the city its unmistakable rhythm.
Madrid runs late, with tapas bars and terraces busy well past midnight, and its compact centre is easy to cover on foot. Art-pass combos covering the three main museums, plus skip-the-line palace entry, make for an efficient cultural itinerary.
Top things to do in Madrid
- Prado Museum masterpieces by Velazquez and Goya
- Royal Palace of Madrid and Almudena Cathedral
- Reina Sofia and Picasso's Guernica
- Santiago Bernabeu stadium tour
Local tips for visiting Madrid
- Buy a Paseo del Arte combo if you want the Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen, as it bundles all three at a discount.
- The Prado offers free entry in the last two hours of the day, but queues are long; a timed ticket is faster.
- Book Royal Palace tickets ahead, as it occasionally closes for official state ceremonies at short notice.
- Embrace Madrid's late schedule: dinner rarely starts before 9pm and many sights are quieter mid-afternoon.
Frequently asked questions
How many events are listed in Madrid right now?
We currently list 48 upcoming events in Madrid: 36 concerts and 12 sports. The busiest venues are Movistar Arena (14), La Riviera (8) and Palacio Vistalegre (7). Coming up next: Duran Duran on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Movistar Arena and Michael Jackson Tribute on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Palacio Vistalegre.
What events are happening in Madrid this weekend?
See our Madrid events this weekend page for every show on sale for Saturday and Sunday, each with live ticket prices and secure partner checkout. New dates are added the moment they go on sale.
What's on in Madrid tonight?
Browse the Madrid events tonight page for today's shows with live availability and prices. If nothing is listed for tonight, the "All upcoming" listings above show the next available dates.
What is the Paseo del Arte ticket and is it worth it?
It is a combined ticket covering Madrid's three flagship museums, the Prado, the Reina Sofia and the Thyssen-Bornemisza, at a lower total price than three separate entries. If you intend to visit all three, it saves money and lets you skip individual ticket lines at each museum.
Can I see Guernica in Madrid, and where?
Yes. Pablo Picasso's Guernica is displayed at the Reina Sofia museum, not the Prado. It is one of the museum's centrepieces; arrive early or book a timed slot, as the room can become crowded, and note that photography of the painting is not permitted.