The Mallorcan singer-songwriter Jaume Anglada celebrated his return to the stage on 7 November 2026 at the Teatre Principal by Palma The organisers said the show was sold out. The concert was entitled “30 anys després” and was greeted with prolonged applause.
Representatives of the Consell de Mallorcawere also in attendance. Its president, Llorenç Galmés and vice-president and culture councillor Antònia Roca congratulated Anglada in person afterwards, the Consell said. Regional media in Mallorca described the atmosphere as shaped by strong audience support; tickets had reportedly sold out in advance. Europa Press described the venue as sold out.
Anglada presented a programme tracing his career of around three decades, as reflected in the title “30 anys després”. He performed with a band, whose members included piano, drums, double bass and trumpet. The 54-year-old had put his concert career on hold since a serious road accident in August 2025 After several weeks of medical treatment at the time, he went around 14 months without performing in public.
The fact that the return took place at the Teatre Principal is more than symbolic for the local cultural scene: the venue is run by the Consell de Mallorca and is considered the island’s main stage for concerts, theatre and programmes with a regional focus. The presence of the Consell de Mallorca’s senior representatives underlines the institution’s support for an artist who has long been a fixture of the Balearic Islands’ pop and singer-songwriter tradition.
No confirmed details of further Anglada performances were available by the weekend; the reports reviewed did not mention specific tour plans. The concert date, the venue’s capacity and the attendance of representatives of the authorities are confirmed in statements from the Consell de Mallorca and consistent reports in regional media. The accident in August 2025 and the length of his break were documented in earlier reports. No statements were made about his future artistic schedule; the reports focused on the evening in Palma.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).