Not-to-be-missed concerts at the Festes de Gràcia 2024

The Fiestas de Gràcia 2024 stand out as one of Barcelona’s biggest and most anticipated summer events, renowned for a vibrant decorated street competition and a series of concerts specially organized for the occasion. This year, the festival, which takes place in the charming Vila de Gràcia, promises an unforgettable experience, combining neighborhood creativity with a diverse and exciting musical program.

Festivities of Gràcia 2024In this edition of the festivities, the iconic neighborhood of Barcelona shows its best face with multiple cultural activities. Of course, concerts are the stars of this program that is being held since August 14 and will continue until the 21st of this month.

Discover the magic of the decorated streets at the Festa Major de Gràcia 2024

Concerts at the Festa de Gràcia 2024

This year, concerts will be a highlight of the festivities, with performances planned in various squares and streets of the Vila de Gràcia, both in the afternoon and evening hours, ensuring entertainment for all. Here are the concert highlights for the 2024 edition.

Saturday, August 17th

18:00 h: The Orfeó Gracienc Orchestra will open the day with a concert in the Plaza de las Mujeres del 36, followed at 19:00 h by Bordea, who will bring their energy to the same place. 20:00 h: Sabor de Gracia will offer a rumba and hand-clapping workshop in Plaza del Sol, followed by Festigàbal in the Jardines de la Sedeta, where Julia Colón, María Jaime, Merina Gris, and several DJs will be in charge of keeping the party atmosphere going. 20:30 h: Eloi Sayrach will perform at the Plaza de las Mujeres del 36. 21:45 h: The band Kabum will take the stage at the Plaza del Sol. 22:00 h: Anna Trea will present her concert at Plaza de las Mujeres del 36. 23:30 h: Kabum will return for a second performance at Plaza del Sol, while PD Mussol will close the night at the same place at midnight.

Benches on Barcelona’s Passeig de Gràcia are restored with graffiti patches by a street artist

Monday, August 19

19:00 h: Gemma Humet will perform at the Plaza de las Mujeres del 36, while Rondalla dels Ports will offer dance and bureo at the Plaza del Sol. 21:00 h: The winners of the Distrito Musical Jove award, Brides, will play at Plaza de las Mujeres del 36. 21:45 h: Kabum returns to Plaza del Sol for another performance. 22:00 h: Ariox will perform at Plaza de las Mujeres del 36. 23:00 h: Alidé Sans will present his show “Arraïtz” at Plaza del Sol. 00:30 h: Kabum will finish the night at Plaza del Sol.

Tuesday, August 20

17:00 h: Brigitte Emaga & the Essence will open the afternoon with a concert at the Plaza de las Mujeres del 36. 18:00 h: Namorala Pandereteiras will lead a tambourine workshop at the Plaza del Sol. 19:00 h: Magalí Datzira will take the stage at the Plaza de las Mujeres del 36. 20:00 h: Namorala Pandereteiras will offer a concert at the Plaza del Sol. 22:00 h: La Selva will present its show at the Plaza de las Mujeres del 36, while La Prima will present “Poco se habla” at the Plaza del Sol. 23:00 h: The explosion of Jamaican sound will arrive with Drop Collective and BCN Ska-Jazz Orchestra at Plaza de Rovira y Trias. 23:45 h: All Foll will close the night in Plaza del Sol with his concert “Frikifolk”.

Wednesday, August 21

20:00 h: ACRAG will present “Desconecta” at Plaza del Sol. 23:00 h: Cuatrovientos will offer a jackdaw dance to conclude the series of concerts at Plaza del Sol.

For one day, ten grand pianos will fill Passeig de Gràcia with music.

Cultural diversity in the Festa de Gràcia 2024

The Fiestas de Gràcia are not only a testament to the rich culture and creativity of the neighborhood, but also a showcase of Barcelona’s musical vitality and diversity. Whether enjoying the concerts, admiring the decorated streets, or simply soaking up the festive atmosphere, this annual event offers something special for everyone. It is worth noting that the origin of these festivities dates back to 1817, when the first records of the activity are kept. However, at that time the festivities coincided with San Isidro, the patron saint of farmers. This is because the neighborhood was composed mostly of farmers. Image courtesy of https://www.barcelona-tourist-guide.com, all rights reserved.