Mallorca's capital carries a live music culture rooted in its own tradition. Musica Mallorquina, the island's folk form built around guitar, mandolin, and tambourine, remains a living reference point, and jazz runs a close parallel: Palma's old town hosts dedicated jazz bars, and the annual Jazz Voyeur Festival draws performers to the city each year. The current venue landscape is specific and varied. The Jazz Lounge by Florencio Cruz presents authentic live jazz, soul, and improvisation in an intimate setting, and its Jazz Lounge Café runs a Jazz Brunch every Saturday. LA MOVIDA Café Concierto maintains a continuous program of local and international acts across genres. Café Lisboa and Agua Bar, both in or near the city centre, host open mic nights and jam sessions. For record culture beyond the stage, the annual International Record Fair at Palma's Velodrome brings collectors from around the world together with live rock performances. The city also has institutional infrastructure: Blau Records, founded in 1982 from a Palma record store, holds a catalog of over 800 titles and more than 200 Balearic artists.
Upcoming concerts in Palma
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