Seville’s most monumental palace is decked out in its finest to host its summer program. Alongside its dramatized sunset tours, it celebrates another year of the “Nights in the Gardens of the Real Alcázar” concert series.
One of Seville’s premier summer cultural events is back this year with a program marking its 27th edition, running through mid-September with 63 concerts. Specifically, from June 25 to September 19, 2026.
Schedule and highlights of the 2026 edition
Unlike in previous years, the “Nights in the Gardens of the Real Alcázar” in Seville will take place on Tuesdays through Saturdays (there will be no concerts on Mondays or Sundays).
Access to the gardens will be through the Puerta de la Alcoba, located on Paseo de Catalina de Ribera (in the Murillo Gardens), which will be open from 9:00 p.m. to 10:25 p.m. The concerts will begin at 10:30 p.m. and will last approximately one hour without an intermission. Please also note that children under eight years of age are not permitted to enter.
Alcázar Nights: This Summer’s Program
A variety of genres come together in this incomparable setting, ranging from early music and European roots music to more contemporary sounds such as flamenco, jazz, classical music, and other world music.
This event offers a journey through the history of music and this year commemorates major historical milestones such as the wedding of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal, as well as the anniversaries of the births of Averroes, Mozart, Manuel de Falla, and Miles Davis.
This music series, which has been running for more than two and a half decades, has established itself as the undisputed highlight of Seville’s summer.
Below, we highlight all the scheduled concerts:
Concerts in June
- June 25: Claudio Constantini – Dreaming of Paris (Classical Music)
- June 26: Sephardica – The Harmony of the World. Tribute to Averroes (World Music)
- June 27: Soraya Méncid – Manuel Navarro – Portrait of María Malibrán (Classical Music)
- June 30: Stolen Notes – The Hive (European Roots Music)
Alcázar Nights during the month of July
- July 1: Kid Carlos Trio – Other Paths of the Blues (Other Music)
- July 2: María José Pérez – El duende del atardecer (Flamenco)
- July 3: Axabeba Duo – The Cultural Legacy of Averroes. Multicultural Spain (Early Music)
- July 4: Patricia Arauzo – The Light That Endures: Mozart and Schubert (Classical Music)
- July 7: Esther Merino – Intimate Re(e)volution (Flamenco)
- July 8: Rusted – Electro-folk from the Atlantic coast (European Roots Music)
- July 9: Manuel Imán – Crooner (Other Genres)
- July 10: Paula Ramírez – Manuel Navarro – Among Orange Blossoms and Songs: Spanish Music Through the Ages (Classical Music)
- July 11: Jesús Pineda – Manuel de Falla and the Spanish Nationalists in Paris: “The Invasion of the Barbarians” (Classical Music)
- July 14: Antonia Ferrà – Sunshine (Other Genres)
- July 15: Alquimia Tango Duo – A Hundred Years of Tango… (World Music)
- July 16: Lluís Coloma – Boogie-woogie: the “happy” blues (Other genres)
- July 17: Marian Herrero – Daniel del Pino – Falla and Turina in Paris (Classical Music)
- July 18: Yaleili – A Night Between al-Andalus and the Middle East (World Music)
- July 21: Pájaro Guitar Duo – Las Criaturas (Other Music)
- July 22: Alicia Camiña – El jazmín de mi patio (Other Music)
- July 23: Luis González Garrido – Orlando Bass – Genesis (Classical Music)
- July 24: Alxaraf – La cuerda de tres hilos (Flamenco)
- July 25: Natalia Labourdette – José Antonio Domené – Nuit d’étoiles (Classical Music)
- July 28: Stolen Notes – The Hive (European Roots Music)
- July 29: María José Pérez – Conversaciones a tres (Flamenco)
- July 30: Rusted – Conversations Among Three (European Roots Music)
- July 31: Manuel Imán – Crooner (Other Genres)
Concerts in August
- August 1: Axabeba Duo – The Cultural Legacy of Averroes. Multicultural Spain (Early Music)
- August 4: Esther Merino – Nombres de Mujer (Flamenco)
- August 5: Kid Carlos Trio – Conversations Among Three (Other Music)
- August 6: Graci Rodríguez – Manuel Soto “Noly” – “El campo no tiene llave”; Roots and Dreams of Freedom (European Roots Music)
- August 7: Almaclara Duo – Midnight in Paris (Classical Music)
- August 8: Cristina Bayón – Ramiro Morales – Lady Madness (Early Music)
- August 11: María José Pérez – Nombres de Mujer (Flamenco)
- August 12: Alicia Camiña – Conversations for Three (Other Musics)
- August 13: Pájaro Guitar Duo – Las Criaturas (Other Music)
- August 14: Andrés Iwasaki – Under the Moon, Under My Roof (World Music)
- August 15: Rusted – Electro-folk from the Atlantic coast (European Roots Music)
- August 18: Antonia Ferrà – Sunshine (Other Genres)
- August 19: Graci Rodríguez – Manuel Soto “Noly” – “El campo no tiene llave”; Roots and Dreams of Freedom (European Roots Music)
- August 20: Diego Villegas – Víctor Franco – In crescendo (Flamenco)
- August 21: Kid Carlos Trio – Other Paths of the Blues (Other Music)
- August 22: Dura Sorte – Por vos tengo la vida (Early Music)
- August 25: Esther Merino – Intimate Re(e)volution (Flamenco)
- August 26: Alxaraf – Conversaciones a tres (Flamenco)
- August 27: Inés Alonso – Ariel Abramovich – Si amores me han de matar (Early Music)
- August 28: Isbilya Quartet – 20th-Century European Soundtracks (European Roots Music)
- August 29: Rafael Ruibérriz de Torres – Alberto Trujillo – Rafael Arjona – Musiques pour Louis XIV et Philippe V (Early Music)
Concerts in September
- September 1: Stolen Notes – The Hive (European Roots Music)
- September 2: Sephardica – 900th Anniversary of the Birth of Averroes (World Music)
- September 3: Macarena Martínez – Jorge Gresa – Dialogues in the Gardens (Classical Music)
- September 4: Mariví Blasco – Álex Pernas – An Imperial Romance: The Wedding of Charles V at the Alcázar (Early Music)
- September 5: Eternum Saxophone Quartet – A Night at the Opera (Classical Music)
- September 8: Pájaro Guitar Duo – Las Criaturas (Other Music)
- September 9: Graci Rodríguez – Manuel Soto “Noly” – “El campo no tiene llave”; Roots and Dreams of Freedom (European Roots Music)
- September 10: Adrián Fernández – Pepe Fernández – Echoes of Paris (Classical Music)
- September 11: Gamaga Trio – Ciudad Bolero (Other Genres)
- September 12: Vicent Morelló – Tommaso Cogato – Falla in Paris (Classical Music)
- September 15: Antonia Ferrà – Sunshine (Other Genres)
- September 16: Yaleili – Conversations Among Three (World Music)
- September 17: Bernardo Parrilla – Daahoud Salim – Jazz and Resistance: A Story of Coltrane and Miles (Other Genres)
- September 18: Manu Brazo – Rosa Gavare – Dances of the World (Classical Music)
- September 19: Andreas Prittwitz – Ramiro Morales – Music in the Time of Charles V and Elizabeth I: From Guerrero to Dowland (Early Music)
Ticket Sales and Access
Readers can find all the information about the performers and the complete schedule on the Alcázar’s official website.
Advance tickets can be purchased online for €7.
Tickets for each week go on sale in stages on the Monday before the event at 10:00 a.m.
Any remaining tickets, if available, can be purchased by credit card at the Puerta de la Alcoba box office on the day of the concert from 9:00 p.m. to 10:25 p.m.
