La Oreja de Van Gogh: Tantas Cosas que Contar

The band returns with Amaia Montero

La Oreja de Van Gogh brings the Tantas Cosas que Contar tour to Barcelona. Following the reunion with Amaia Montero, the band looks back over thirty years that began with its first rehearsals in San Sebastián. For longtime listeners, it is a reason to connect a city trip with personal musical memories. For newcomers, it offers Spanish pop-rock in the setting of a large live concert.

Promoter The Project explains the tour’s title as a reference to the band’s history and to one of its important albums, El viaje de Copperpot. That context helps establish the mood: the anniversary matters, but so does the chance to face audiences together again. Avoid reconstructing a future set list from memories of past shows; the exact programme can change.

Four evenings at one arena

Palau Sant Jordi concerts are announced for 6, 7, 26 and 27 November 2026. These are four separate performances, not daily shows between 6 and 27 November. Choose a specific evening that fits your visit, then check its current official listing before buying tickets.

The format suits listeners looking for live sound on a large scale and the shared atmosphere of a band meeting its audience. If you have a favourite period of its music, the tour’s story of reunion and accumulated history can provide a useful starting point. If a companion has never listened to La Oreja de Van Gogh, introduce the music before travelling: this simple editorial suggestion helps you decide whether the evening suits you both. A particular song, guest or duration should only shape your expectations when announced by the organiser.

Getting to the concert and back

All four Barcelona concerts take place at Palau Sant Jordi, Passeig Olímpic 5–7, in the Montjuïc area. This arena is different from the Palau de la Música Catalana concert hall. Before visiting, check the time and conditions of your selected performance with the venue or promoter.

Once your date is settled, discuss a transfer with Hola Taxi, naming your hotel or other pickup address and Palau Sant Jordi. If you arrive at BCN Barcelona–El Prat, the arrival journey and later concert trip remain separate parts of the plan. Discuss the return independently, around the concert’s actual ending and whether you would like to stay out in the city afterwards.