Unmissable Events in Palma This Weekend (12–13 Sept)

Beloved Spanish singer-songwriter Sofia Ellar brings her tour "Ellarte de Cantar" to Palma, with an intimate show blending pop, folk and storytelling at one of the city’s main theatres. Ideal for travellers looking for a contemporary Spanish music night in a comfortable seated venue.

Pianist James Rhodes presents his show "Manía" at Trui Teatre, mixing powerful classical piano repertoire with personal anecdotes in his signature confessional style. A great choice for culture lovers wanting a thought‑provoking evening of music and storytelling.

An energetic urban, latin and techno party by the beach at Discoteca Amok Mallorca, with a "Tardeo" afternoon‑into‑night format, resident DJs and a hippie‑inspired theme. Perfect for nightlife‑focused visitors wanting to experience Palma’s club scene near Platja de Palma.

Legendary Spanish DJ Wally Lopez joins Luis Riu for a late‑night tech house and latin session at Amok Mallorca, drawing clubbers for a high‑energy set that runs into the early hours. Ideal for electronic music fans wanting a big‑name DJ experience in Palma.

As part of the Mallorca Chamber Music Festival’s emerging artists programme, young musicians perform a refined chamber music concert with works by classical masters at Palma’s main auditorium. A relaxing cultural evening option for visitors wanting high‑quality live classical music.

"Viernes FITZ" is a popular club night listed among Palma’s key weekend parties, combining DJs, dancing and drinks in a central city venue. It’s a good pick for travellers who want to start their Saturday with a social, music‑focused evening in town.

Mexican rock band Plastilina Mosh bring their eclectic alternative sound to Palma with a Saturday night concert, mixing rock, electronic and pop influences. This is a lively option for visitors who enjoy international live music and want a gig atmosphere rather than a club night.

DJ Juan Campos hosts an "Eighties Party – Auténtica" night, spinning classic hits from the 1980s for a nostalgic dance‑floor session. Travellers who love retro pop and rock will enjoy this themed club night with a fun, local crowd.

A guided hike along the Rota de Son Cotoner, starting from s’Escopidor, offers a gentle outdoor route suitable for families, with local guides introducing the landscape and heritage. It’s a relaxed way for visitors to enjoy Mallorca’s countryside close to Palma without needing a car.

The XL Rei En Jaume Regatta brings a fleet of sailing boats to the southwest coast, finishing at Santa Ponça Yacht Club with a prize‑giving ceremony at Port Adriano. Spectators can enjoy the festive marina atmosphere, yachts, and coastal views, making this a pleasant half‑day trip from Palma.

The IV Trobada de Colles de Xeremiers is a traditional gathering of Mallorcan bagpipers in a village square, with musicians in local dress performing folk tunes. This is a charming, family‑friendly cultural event ideal for travellers interested in authentic island traditions and music.

Closing "Festó" celebrations with a shared community dinner and prize‑giving for a house decoration contest take place in the village square, creating a festive end‑of‑summer atmosphere. Visitors can experience local hospitality, music and decorations alongside residents.

The tribute show "God Save The Queen" recreates Queen’s greatest hits with a renowned tribute band, including full staging and live vocals at Trui Teatre. It’s a crowd‑pleasing Sunday night option for classic rock fans visiting Palma for the weekend.

"Les Músiques Joan Alcover" is a concert in Palma inspired by the work and era of Mallorcan writer Joan Alcover, performed by local musicians. This is a thoughtful cultural choice for travellers interested in literature, history and classical music in an intimate setting.