Concert and live music schedule in Gijón: October 2026

October arrives in Gijón packed with a diverse musical offering that ranges from jazz and classical music to folk and the most vibrant tribute acts. We have selected the best concerts and orchestral recitals so you don't miss a single chord this month.

Classical, Orchestra and Chamber

The musical season begins with strength at the Teatro Jovellanos, offering high-level performances that range from the elegance of Mozart to the depth of Strauss.

The Gijón Philharmonic Society inaugurates its season with the Ensemble 4.70 under the direction of Yuri Zhislin. The program includes fundamental pieces such as Mozart's Concerto for Flute, Harp, and Orchestra. It is an essential event for lovers of orchestral music in an unbeatable setting.

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The Geister Duo, formed by David Salmon and Manuel Vieillard, offers an evening of piano chamber music. The repertoire explores the luminosity of Mozart, the intensity of Brahms, and the poetic depth of Schubert. A unique opportunity to enjoy an exceptional technical and emotional symbiosis.

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Jazz, Folk and Roots Sounds

If you are looking for sounds that fuse tradition with the avant-garde, Gijón offers a selection of concerts that explore everything from Asturian folk to spiritual jazz and flamenco.

The Ún de Grao trio presents a musical proposal led by the voice and guitar of José Martínez. Accompanied by César Latorre on keyboards and Horacio García on double bass, the group offers a joint interpretation where each instrument adds a unique nuance. It is an excellent opportunity to enjoy live music in an intimate setting.

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The Asturian folk trio Entós fuses traditional pieces with original compositions using violin, flute, and bouzouki. Their music seeks to connect the past and present of the Asturian tradition through new acoustic sonorities. It is an ideal plan to enjoy outdoors in a privileged natural environment.

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Mohama Saz offers a musical experience that travels from psychedelia and spiritual jazz to rock and Andalusian folklore. Their live show is an explosion of energy that integrates rhythms from the Mediterranean, Eastern Europe, and North Africa. It is an essential proposal for those looking for sounds far from the conventional.

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This Galician duo, formed by Sabela Caamaño and Antía Ameixeiras, fuses accordion and violin to create a contemporary language full of life. Their proposal is a breath of fresh air that connects Celtic and Iberian folklore with modernity. They have been awarded for their ability to move audiences with minimal but powerful instrumentation.

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The quintet Rollu Folk performs themes from the Asturian tradition and Atlantic Europe with a participatory approach. Their proposal is designed for the audience to join the party, whether by dancing or singing. A vibrant and communal musical experience at La Campa Torres.

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Harpist Ana Crismán presents her innovative flamenco proposal within the Flamenco Cycle. This performance is part of the Arte en el barrio program, which seeks to decentralize culture and bring it to different parts of Gijón. A unique opportunity to see the harp as a leading instrument in flamenco.

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Choirs and Voices Live

Choral music has a prominent place this month, with galas that celebrate tradition and musical exchange in iconic spaces throughout the city.

The San Antonio Choral Group organizes its traditional galas to promote musical exchange. It is an event open to the public that highlights choral music as a means of expression. Admission is free until full capacity is reached, ideal for enjoying with family or friends.

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This 30-voice mixed choir presents a repertoire that ranges from national folklore to Asturian music and zarzuela. It is a perfect opportunity to enjoy a complete and intimate choral performance. Admission is free until full capacity is reached.

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The Amanecer Choir opens the doors of its general rehearsal to the public. It is an exclusive opportunity to see the creative process and the artists' work up close before the official premiere. An educational and intimate experience at the CMI of El Coto.

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Tips

  • Always check ticket availability in advance, especially for concerts at the Teatro Jovellanos.
  • Take advantage of free admission events at the Centro de Cultura Antiguo Instituto to discover new choral groups.
  • If you plan to attend concerts at La Campa Torres, check the weather conditions, as these are outdoor venues.
  • Consider becoming a member of the Club Cultura Asturias to get discounts on a large part of the city's musical programming.

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