UK Latin and Spanish-Language Concerts Hospitality

Prestige Corporate Events' maintained guide to Latin and Spanish-language concerts across the UK. Autumn 2026 alone brings three separately ticketed London shows between early September and mid-October: Rawayana on 21 September, CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso on 2 September, and Gibran Alcocer on 12 October, a line-up no single ticketing site currently compiles in one place.

What Latin and Spanish-language concerts are coming up in the UK?

Four Latin and Spanish-language acts have confirmed UK shows on the books, plus one already-played date and one artist whose UK arrival remains unconfirmed. The list below is the current status for each, updated as shows are announced, rescheduled or sell out.

• Rawayana: Monday 21 September 2026, O2 Academy Brixton, London, on the ¿Dónde Es El After? World Tour. Full details in our autumn London Latin concerts guide.
• CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso: Wednesday 2 September 2026 in London (O2 Academy Brixton) and Monday 31 August 2026 in Manchester (O2 Apollo Manchester), two separate confirmed stops two days apart on the FREE SPIRITS World Tour. Full details in our autumn London Latin concerts guide.
• Gibran Alcocer: Monday 12 October 2026, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London. Full details in our autumn London Latin concerts guide.
• Young Miko: Friday 10 July 2026, HERE at Outernet, London. This show has already taken place. Read our recap of the night.
• Shakira: No UK date confirmed. Her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour's only confirmed European stop this leg is a Madrid residency. Read our full answer on a UK Shakira show.
• Karol G: 6 July 2027, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London.
• Latino Life in the Park: Sunday 19 July 2026, Walpole Park, London. A separate Latin music festival in the same season, mentioned here for context only.

Which Latin shows are on in London this autumn?

Three separately ticketed Latin shows play London between early September and mid-October 2026: CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso in London on 2 September, Rawayana on 21 September, and Gibran Alcocer on 12 October, alongside CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso's Manchester date two days earlier. Our companion guide compares all three London shows side by side.

Read the full write-up, including venue formats and how the three compare, in Latin Concerts in London This Autumn.

How do you choose the right Latin concert experience?

The four confirmed and past shows in this guide sit across four different venue formats, from an intimate club room to the largest academy-style hall on the circuit. None reaches stadium scale; the only stadium-tier show anywhere in this guide is Karol G at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2027. The comparison below runs smallest to largest by capacity.

• HERE at Outernet (Young Miko): around 2,000 capacity, an underground, screen-and-sound-led modern space below Charing Cross Road. The closest thing on this list to a club night.
• O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire (Gibran Alcocer): 2,000 standing or 1,300 seated, a converted 1903 Edwardian theatre with stalls, dress circle and balcony.
• O2 Apollo Manchester (CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso): up to 3,500 across a fixed seated balcony and a flexible standing-or-seated floor, a 1938 Art Deco former cinema.
• O2 Academy Brixton (Rawayana; CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso's London date): up to 4,921, the largest of the four, a Grade II listed Art Deco hall.
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Karol G, 2027): the stadium-scale outlier on this list, not developed further here.

New to the genres behind these names? Our guide to Latin music genres explains what each style sounds like and which artist on this page represents it.

Which shows suit a group or a client evening?

A theatre-format room with a seated tier, like O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire or O2 Apollo Manchester, tends to suit a group that wants to sit together and talk before the headline act. A standing club room, like HERE at Outernet or O2 Academy Brixton, suits a livelier night where the group wants to be close to the stage. Either works for marking an occasion or entertaining clients who already follow this scene.

Rawayana and CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso both carry a recent Grammy win into these shows, which gives a group evening a genuine talking point beyond the music itself. Gibran Alcocer's instrumental piano set is the odd one out on this page: a quieter, more attentive room than the other three.

How is this guide kept up to date?

This page is reviewed whenever one of the shows above changes: a new date is announced, a listed show sells out, or a rumoured date is confirmed or dropped. It is updated event by event rather than on a set schedule.

Last updated: 15 July 2026