Events in Mallorca

This will be Carles Sans's final tour after more than 45 years in the profession.

A Mallorcan witch and a witch from Soportujar, the famous witch village of the Alpujarra, meet flying in the sky over Mallorca with their respective broomsticks. This causes them to compete and try to see who controls their broomstick better; but things don’t end well, and both witches fall to the ground right next to an old Citroën 2CV. After a heated argument and demonstration of their spell-casting powers, they decide together to bring the Citroën to life—to make it talk, think, cry, sing… After enchanting it, they consider lifting the spell, but the Citroën asks them not to and to leave it as it is, so it can share its memories with the whole world. With Memories of an Enchanted Citroën, the audience will enjoy a series of comic sketches where the Citroën introduces some of its owners throughout its long “life,” very peculiar owners who will undoubtedly bring laughter to the viewers.

After the impressive success of their concert in February 2024, the Auditorium will once again host the legendary band on February 14, 2027. This new concert is a debt to Mallorca and to all those who were left without a ticket and missed the magnificent concert that Ian Anderson and his band gave us. Ian Anderson was delighted with the Auditorium and wanted to return on his 2027 tour to offer us a new vision of his enormous repertoire. JETHRO TULL defends its immense legacy by offering concerts all over the world without interruption and now celebrates SEVEN DECADES of music with a virtuoso lineup and a stunning new stage design. JETHRO TULL was formed as a band in 1968 in North London and in a very short time achieved overwhelming worldwide success. It was a new sound and an unknown attitude that they overwhelmingly published in a very short time. Stand Up, Living in the Past, Benefit, Aqualung, Thick as a Brick are today recognized masterpieces of Rock. JETHRO TULL is a living icon that maintains a very high standard of quality both live and in its recent recordings and new compositions with 30 official albums released and more than 60 million sold.

Lamine Thior returns with More Than Words, a show where comedy blends with improvisation, dialogue with the audience, and, who knows, even an unexpected dance.

DREAD MAR I Dread Mar I returns to Spain to reconnect with his audience on a highly anticipated tour that will arrive at Es Gremi in February 2027.

“The Teenage Kids” Andrés, a father of four children who has seen them born, grow up, develop, and lock themselves in their rooms like... “don’t bother me, Bro,” where nothing “works” for them, everything gives them “Cringe,” leading to surreal situations...

Dreaming Bubbles is a show that will immerse you in a fantastic experience full of emotions and laughter, within the ephemeral world of bubbles, for dreaming as a family. Let yourself be carried away by the magic and illusion created by Whitedream, the Soap Bubble Wizard and Guinness World Record holder, who will make us feel that, despite adversity, the beauty and fragility of a bubble can keep alive the illusion of dreaming and believing in magic. More than just a show, "Dreaming Bubbles" is a fantastic experience for dreaming together with the whole family. Whitedreams shows us that, despite adversity, the beauty and fragility of a soap bubble can keep alive the illusion of dreaming and believing in magic.

o talk about El Consorcio, it's impossible not to mention Mocedades, since all its members were part of that group. They are the only Hispanic group to have sold more than a million copies of a single sung entirely in Spanish. The Consortium, formed by Estíbaliz Uranga, Amaya Uranga, Iñaki Uranga, and Carlos Zubiaga , is the quintessential vocal group of Spain, and their greatest hits remain popular today. “Tómame o déjame” (Take Me or Leave Me), “El vendedor” (The Vendor), “La otra España” (The Other Spain), “Qué pasará mañana” (What Will Happen Tomorrow), “Secretaria” (Secretary), “Quién te cantará” (Who Will Sing to You), “Desde que tú te has ido” (Since You've Been Gone), “Amor de hombre” (A Man's Love), “Dónde estás corazón” (Where Are You, My Heart), “Le llamaban loca” (They Called Her Crazy) ... mark their extensive and intense career spanning more than five decades of Spanish music history. " Eres Tú ," a song composed by Juan Carlos Calderón, was one of the biggest hits of his career. It was the song with which he and Mocedades achieved second place in the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest.

The new tour by El Consorcio pays an emotional tribute to our beloved Amaya Uranga, founder and soul of Mocedades and El Consorcio, who is now retired from the stage.

Coldday is considered one of the best Coldplay tribute bands in the world.

Commander Lara and Co. presents: The 3 Tenors . There are prodigious voices on the international scene, and this… is not one of them. Three comedians, zero inhibitions, and one goal: laughter. Three singers ready to hit the high notes. Commander Lara, Jesús Tapia, and Vicente Ruidos will give us an evening of humor where opera is the least important thing. For your peace of mind, let me make it clear that these gentlemen are not going to sing. You are not going to see a lyrical performance. You are going to witness a carousel of nonsense, drivel, and utter drivel. It couldn't be any other way, because we have Comandante Lara as the headliner. Accompanied by Jesús Tapia and Vicente Ruidos (with 20 years of experience on comedy stages throughout Spain). Don't miss The 3 Tenors . What begins as a singing recital soon turns into a festival of jokes, parodies, and improvisation. Relatable and unfiltered humor. A show where you don't come to see opera, you come to laugh.

The Mantle and Its Eye was born from an urgent desire to dance and sing the paradigms that permeate our time: social, ethical, aesthetic, political, and existential. Drawing on the thought of María Zambrano, especially her defense of dreams, interiority, and poetic reason, this work positions itself as a sensitive response to a hyper-visible world governed by technological artifice. In an era where life has become a consumer spectacle, where desire has been hijacked by algorithms and attention by screens, sleep—as a sacred, mysterious, organic space—emerges in this piece as a place of resistance and regeneration. On stage, Eduardo Guerrero surrenders to rest, and from that surrender springs a symbolic, dreamlike, and profoundly human dramaturgy, where the body dances what words cannot express.