Joaquín Sabina returns to the stage with the tour ‘Against all forecasts’

Joaquin Sabina (Úbeda, 73 years old) returns to the stage in 2023 with his new tour Against all odds. The singer will begin the concerts in Costa Rica on February 25 and during the month of March he will tour Colombia, Peru, Chile and Argentina, and will finish this first stage on April 1 in Uruguay. On April 20 he will resume his tour in Spain with his first concert in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and will go through several Spanish cities between the months of April and October, offering a total of 16 concerts. Once his concerts in Spain are over, he will cross the pond again to go on stage in Mexico and the United States. Tickets will be put on sale from Thursday, November 10 at 12:00.

These are the dates of the concerts he will give in Spain:

04/20/2023 LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA, Gran Canaria Arena

04/22/2023 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Fairgrounds

05/05/2023 MALAGA, Martin Carpena Sports Palace

05/10/2023 ALICANTE, bullring

05/23/2023 MADRID, WiZink Center

05/25/2023 MADRID, WiZink Center

06/02/2023 A CORUÑA, Coliseum

06/10/2023 PALMA DE MALLORCA, Trui Son Fusterer

06/13/2023 VALENCIA, bullring

06/23/2023 BILBAO, Bizkaia Arena BEC

07/01/2023 MURCIA, bullring

09/01/2023 SEVILLE, Bullring – La Maestranza

09/08/2023 GRANADA, bullring

09/15/2023 PAMPLONA, Navarre Arena

09/27/2023 BARCELONA, Palau Sant Jordi

06/10/2023 ZARAGOZA, Prince Felipe Pavilion

Since the fall of more than two meters that he suffered at the WiZink Center in Madrid in February 2020, which made him enter the ICU and cancel his concert with Serrat, the Jaén native has only reappeared on the stage on a few occasions. In the Goya of 2022two years after the accident, Sabina reappeared to interpret a version of so young and so old accompanied by the guitar Leiva. also participated at a concert of the Blessed Damned in April 2022, where he sang two songs: again so young and so old Y city ​​fish. In addition, on November 17, a documentary about his life directed by Fernando León and which features a new song by the artist which gives title to the footage, Feeling it a lot.