Miguel Ríos at Auditorium - Palma

Miguel Ríos brings his Rock to the Auditorium de Palma on Friday, January 9, 2026—a night you underline in the diary.

A living classic, a packed house, and guitars with history.

At 8:00 p.m.

the lights go down and Miguel Ríos comes on with the craft of someone who’s logged more miles than a night-shift cab.

The Auditorium stage fits him like a glove: clean sound, just-right closeness, and that elegant echo that turns each snare hit into a story.

He’s touring “El último vals,” but it’s no sad farewell: it’s a sharp-edged survey, in an electro-acoustic setup, backed by four musicians who swap instruments like it’s nothing, mixing Rock with a pinch of country and a few modern nods.

Ríos, who’s already taken this staging to heavy-hitter halls like the Liceu and the Price, shows up here with new songs cooked up with José Nortes and recorded at Black Betty Studios, with that sheen that drops you right into the take.

At €50 a ticket, the terms are clear: you bring the claps and he brings the gunpowder.

The venue will answer, because the Auditorium has that serious-theatre feel with a club soul, and in Palma people know how to listen when there’s truth on the boards.

Miguel Ríos doesn’t need pyrotechnics: a tight band, a voice with a crack, and that pulse that—six decades on—still sets the beat.

What time does the concert start and how long is it? It starts at 8:00 p.m.; the duration has not been officially announced.

What’s the ticket price and are there assigned seats? Tickets are €50; seating policy depends on the Auditorium and the official sale.

What kind of show is Miguel Ríos bringing on this tour? An electro-acoustic live set with a four-piece, multi-instrumental band, Rock with country touches, and a close-up, powerful approach.

To compare this gig with other dates and styles, it is worth taking a look at concerts in Mallorca.