Pèl de Gall at CANCELADO

Pèl de Gall touches down with Pop, Rock and an island lilt in Plaza Juan Carlos I, right in the center of Palma, on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.

Gear up for the small hours: this looks like a proper blowout.

At 1:20 a.m., when the city pulls down its shutters and bars stash their last ice, Pèl de Gall lights up the stage at Plaza Juan Carlos I with that party-ready pop-rock they’ve got down to a T.

Guitars that push, bouncy basslines, and a kick drum that sets your pace even if you came from another plan.

Live, they get to the point: energy, smiles, and Catalan lyrics about the usual — the night, love, the charming mess — with no pretense.

You can tell they’ve honed their sound over the years; since 2017 they’ve leaned into sleeker production, and lately they like to sprinkle in electronics and a few urban nods, just enough to make the chorus stick.

The open-air setup is perfect for singing along and letting go, with that city-center echo that makes every “whoa” feel bigger.

And it’s free.

Pèl de Gall know how to work a crowd: they build, they drop, and before you know it your hands are up.

In Plaza Juan Carlos I the small hours count double, and they’re here to sign them.

Pop, Rock and Menorca in the veins; Palma takes care of the rest.

What time does it start and how much is it? It starts at 1:20 a.m., and the concert is free.

Where is it exactly and what’s the space like? In Plaza Juan Carlos I; it’s an open-air, central stage that’s easy to find.

What can I expect from Pèl de Gall live? A strong, danceable show, pop-rock with recent electronic touches, sing-along choruses, and late-night good vibes.

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