Girona has once again become the capital of Catalan music with the celebration of the XXVIII Enderrock Awards. The gala, presented with great ease by communicators Alba Riera and Andreu Juanola, has been, once again, a great showcase of the country's musical scene, with numerous live premieres and a review of the year's great milestones.

Christmas is coming, and many television networks are starting to make changes to their programming, including the Catalan public broadcaster. There's a difference, however: while many networks are keeping their daily shows and using the time to give opportunities to substitute presenters and up-and-coming talent, TV3 has opted to forgo live broadcasts and rely on pre-recorded programming. These changes will begin this Monday and will last until after the Three Kings' Day on January 7th. The special schedule features music, film, comedy, theater, and some classic Christmas programs.

Catalonia will host its major concert in solidarity with the Palestinian people as part of the international Act for Palestine campaign, following similar events in London, Paris, and Los Angeles. On January 29th, at the Palau Sant Jordi, some of the most popular names in Catalan, Spanish, and Palestinian music will perform, including Oques Grasses, Morad, Guillem Gisbert, Bad Gyal, Mushkaa, Amaya, Fermin Muguruza, Xavi Sarrià, La Zowi, Yerai Cortés, and Lluís Llaz. Organizers have announced that some additional acts will be revealed soon. Tickets will go on sale soon. for sale This Friday, December 19th at 10:00 AM, with prices between €25 and €45. The concert can be viewed online and on 3Cat. The expected capacity is between 12,000 and 15,000 people.

This is Rosalía's country, but it's also Oques Grasses' country. Comparing artists is always false and unfair, and I'm sure there are thousands of fans of both who are happy and content to be contemporaries. But while Rosalía's international success is a unique phenomenon, Oques Grasses' ability to draw a crowd also deserves attention. He's already filled two Montjuïc stadiums and is on his way to four (equaling a record set by Coldplay, it must be said).

It's official: Oques Grasses will make Catalan music history by bringing together 220,000 people for four concerts on October 5, 7, 9, and 10, 2026, at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. Tickets for the two concerts added to the lineup on Friday sold out in just one hour this Monday. The first announced concert, which will be the final one after ten years together, was a huge success. sold out The first show took 21 minutes. The second, 19 minutes.

Historic concert ofFat Geese to the Acoustics of FigueresOn Saturday night, the Alto Empordà festival, which bids farewell to the summer holidays with dozens of open-air performances, opened a new venue on the outskirts of the city designed to host major events. And it did so in the best possible way: bringing together the most powerful and followed group on the Catalan music scene, which sold out up to 20,000 tickets. The concert was, without a doubt, one of the most crowded—if not the most—ever held in the Girona region. Absolutely crazy. 20,000 people is equivalent to almost half the entire population of Figueres. And it's more than just the Palau Sant Jordi.

It's twenty minutes past eight in the evening, and a sound coming from deep within shakes the stadium. On the dance floor, it's all lit-up phone screens and a shouting match to sing at the top of your lungs. February 6, the opening track of Aitana's latest album, which the singer chose to kick off her concert at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. The audience, 50,000 strong, becomes an energetic beast that won't stop until forced to. The pop diva debuts with sold-out crowds dressed in blue and white, the same colors she's chosen to illustrate her new era, that of her fourth studio album: Blue room (2025, Universal Music).

Oques Grasses, Rita Payés, Albert Guinovart, Roger Mas and the Cobla Sant Jordi are some of the names recognized at the sixth edition of the Alícia Awards, held this Thursday in room 2 of L'Auditori de Barcelona. The Catalan Academy of Music has recognized eleven artists and projects in a gala that vindicated Catalan talent and was hosted by cupletista Glòria Ribera. The event, which was also broadcast live on the 3Cat platform, featured the participation of personalities such as Joan Albert Amargós, Carme Canela, Judit Neddermann and Llum, among others.

A big party for Catalan music at the Auditori Girona, this Thursday, March 6, at the 27th edition of the Enderrock Awards, which, as every year, have awarded the most outstanding artists in the country's music industry. Oques Grasses, with four awards, Figa Flawas, with three, and Mushkaa, with two, have been the big winners of the night, in a gala presented by Alba Riera and Andreu Juanola that has brought together professionals from the sector, authorities, influencers and journalists.