The Spanish singer Dani Martín on 23 October 2026 just hours before doors opened, the concert scheduled for that evening at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona has been postponed; the second show on 24 October 2026 is also affected. His management cited as the reason, in a statement on Instagram a “situación familiar de extrema gravedad”. The team gave no further details about the family situation.
According to the information available so far, this is not a cancellation but a postponement. Management announced that new dates would be made public “en las próximas fechas”. Information about refunds is to be published by the organisers and ticket platforms; as of the evening of 23 October, no central information was available. In such cases, the venue and the ticket agents involved usually provide the initial information, with the process then handled through the original points of sale.
The decision was made at short notice. The concerts were scheduled for 9pm, and many visitors were already on their way. Palau Sant Jordi listed the performances in its schedule; Spanish media cited the artist’s social media statement following the announcement. No official details about the nature of the family emergency were released. Public transport operators had also warned in advance of increased passenger numbers to Palau Sant Jordi, indicating that a large audience was expected.
The two evenings were due to mark the end of the Gira „25 putos años“ with which Martín looked back on his 25-year career and performed songs from different periods of his work. The tour had been extended in the autumn with additional dates at large arenas in Spain. Whether the replacement dates will again be in Barcelona, and when they will be scheduled, initially remained unclear. In Spain’s live music industry, postponements for important reasons are common; new dates are generally confirmed in coordination between management, the local promoter and the venue.
Facts and attribution: The postponement of the concerts, the dates and the quoted wording come from the management’s statement and from confirmations by established Spanish media and the venue. Statements about future dates and refund arrangements are announcements at this point and have not yet been confirmed.
Editor: Celestina Fuentes (Article created with AI assistance).