The lineup includes performances by national and international artists such as Morat, Ricardo Arjona, and Rosalía.
Movistar Arena Bogotá announced its 2026 programming, which includes more than 170 events throughout the year, approximately 54 of which have already been confirmed and are currently on sale.
The schedule features performances by national and international artists including Bryan Adams, Megadeth, Morat, Ricardo Arjona, Rosalía, Pablo Alborán, Juliana, Galy Galiano, José Carreras, and Natalia Jiménez, among others.
According to the venue, it expects to welcome more than one million attendees over the course of the year, in line with its strategy to solidify Bogotá as one of the main stops for international tours in Latin America.
Beyond its cultural impact, venue management also highlighted the role of entertainment in other areas of the urban economy.
“The goal for 2026 is to continue positioning the entertainment industry as a driving force that impacts other key areas such as employment, inclusion, and sustainability,” Movistar Arena said in a statement.
The venue currently reports contributing to the creation of more than 100,000 work shifts per year, a dynamic it aims to maintain and strengthen.
Recognition and 2025 Performance
Luigi Quintero, General Manager of Movistar Arena Bogotá, stated that “this new lineup reflects the maturity the arena has reached and the trust that artists, brands, promoters, and fans place in us today.”
He added, “We are coming off a 2025 marked by historic results and entering 2026 with a solid, diverse program designed to further position Bogotá as a key stop on artists’ tours.”
The announcement follows a 2025 in which the venue recorded significant operational figures.
During that year, Movistar Arena hosted 80% of Bogotá’s shows with capacities ranging from 4,000 to 20,000 attendees and welcomed more than 900,000 people across 168 public and private events.
This performance was accompanied by recent international recognition.
The venue was ranked number one in the world in the 10,000 to 15,000 capacity category in Pollstar’s December 2025 monthly rankings and placed second in South America in the annual rankings within that same category.
This marks the third consecutive year that Movistar Arena has received mentions from the publication, which, according to the organization, demonstrates sustained performance in its operations and programming.
With these results, Movistar Arena enters 2026 with an extensive schedule and a strategy focused on strengthening its position within the international circuit of major concerts and live entertainment events, while continuing to contribute to the cultural and economic dynamics of the capital.
