Tennessee at CANCELADO

Tennessee touches down in Plaza de Cort with their old-school rock and pop on Monday, January 19, 2026, right in the heart of Palma.

A night of fine harmonies and classic hip-swaying.

At 10:30 pm, free and open-air, the Plaza de Cort stage turns into a human jukebox.

Tennessee comes with well-oiled doo-wop harmonies, the kind that lift eyebrows and memories even if you don’t know the words.

The veterans of the Elvis Boys grew up on rock and roll, swing, and that playful rockabilly that smells of leather and pocket combs.

Live, you know: a cappella moments that stop the square, then a burst of speed with a backbeat on imaginary drums and the crowd’s handclaps.

The setting begs you to dance without shame, like a neighborhood fiesta but with vintage elegance.

Between classics adapted into Spanish—yes, that Ramalama half of Mallorca hums without meaning to—and romantic pop ballads, Tennessee show why they’re a doo-wop touchstone in Spain.

No need to dress up as rebels: they’ve got style to spare.

And they arrive celebrating 45 years on the road, a tour as long as a Saturday bar line, and a collaborations album that keeps them firmly in sight.

Plaza de Cort, with its echo between stone and streetlamp, suits them perfectly.

A good place for choral singing, even better for short, tight steps.

A tidy plan, no cracks.

What time does it start and where exactly is it? It kicks off at 10:30 pm in Plaza de Cort.

Easy to find, the heart of the old town.

How much is admission? It’s free.

Arriving early helps you snag a good spot.

What kind of show does Tennessee do live? Doo-wop with polished harmonies, rock and roll and touches of rockabilly, with nods to their classic versions and the occasional a cappella moment that flips the goosebump switch.

If you want to widen the search beyond this specific date, here is a useful entry point to free concerts in Mallorca.