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Viva Suecia concert in Vigo

Overview

The indie band Viva Suecia scheduled a concert at the Auditorio de Castrelos in Vigo as part of the city’s summer music programme. Initial ticket releases, including 500 online reservations and 2,000 in-person slots, sold out within minutes, prompting the release of additional ticket batches.

On 14 August, the band performed the sold-out concert. Prior to the show, band members shared social media images wearing the 2026/2027 home kit of the local football club, Celta de Vigo. The performance featured tracks from the album ‘Hecho en Tiempos de Paz’ and other popular songs.

Viva Suecia’s performance was part of a broader conclusion to the Castrelos festival, which saw high attendance and several sold-out shows. The festival highlighted local Galician talent, including artists such as Eladio y los Seres Queridos, Fillas de Cassandra, and The Rapants. Other notable events included a concert by Iván Ferreiro celebrating his 35-year career, featuring guests such as Eva Amaral and Abraham Boba.

Entities

Vigo · Abel Caballero · Iván Ferreiro · Castrelos · The Rapants

Claims

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Timeline

  1. 28 days ago

    [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Castrelos festival in Vigo concludes with sold-out performances

    The Castrelos festival in Vigo concludes with sold-out shows, featuring major performances by Viva Suecia and a career-spanning concert by Iván Ferreiro.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Viva Suecia tickets sell out in minutes for Castrelos concert in Vigo

    Viva Suecia’s Castrelos concert in Vigo sold out its first 500 online tickets in minutes, with 2,000 in‑person reservations also filled; a second ticket batch will be released later.

Sources

atlantico.net · caminodesantiago.lavozdegalicia.com · metropolitano.gal · ocio.farodevigo.es · usjapanbusiness.org

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