Alex Ubago Buenos Aires 2026: Last Tickets for 7 November Gran Rex Show
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Teatro Gran Rex, Avenida Corrientes 857, in central Buenos Aires. TuEntrada, the official seller, lists an 8:30 p.m. start, Buenos Aires time.
- Who he is. Álex Ubago is a Spanish singer-songwriter, born in Vitoria-Gasteiz in 1981 and raised in San Sebastián. His 2001 debut album, ¿Qué pides tú?, sold 900,000 copies in Spain.
- Why it matters. The night opens a six-city Argentine run marking 25 years of that debut, with the whole album played live. Ubago last played the same theatre on 20 September 2024.
- Tickets. TuEntrada marked the date “Últimas entradas”, or last tickets, on 27 September 2026. Indie Hoy listed seats from ARS 40,000 (about US$26); the full price grid was not visible on the vendor page.
- What to know. The box office at the theatre sells tickets without TuEntrada’s online service charge. Bags, backpacks, food, drinks, umbrellas and mate kits are on the venue’s banned list.
Alex Ubago Buenos Aires 2026 falls on Saturday 7 November at the Teatro Gran Rex in Argentina’s capital, where the Spanish singer plays his first album in full for its 25th anniversary, with only the last tickets left.
The Spanish singer-songwriter Álex Ubago plays Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Saturday 7 November 2026. TuEntrada, the seller for the date, lists the Teatro Gran Rex and an 8:30 p.m. start.
Alex Ubago Buenos Aires 2026: One Night at the Gran Rex
Ubago’s only Buenos Aires date is a single Saturday night at the Teatro Gran Rex. The theatre stands on Avenida Corrientes, the capital’s main theatre street.
TuEntrada gives the start as 8:30 p.m., Buenos Aires time. No separate doors time or finishing time has been published.
The capital date opens a wider Argentine run. Tucumán follows on 10 November, Mendoza on 11 November, Córdoba on 13 November and Rosario on 14 November.
Bacap reports a sixth stop, Mar del Plata, on Sunday 8 November at the Arena Mardel Plata. That makes six Argentine cities in eight days.
A Debut Album Turns 25
Ubago was born in Vitoria-Gasteiz in 1981, and his family moved to San Sebastián when he was four. He released ¿Qué pides tú? in September 2001, aged 20.
The album sold 900,000 copies in Spain and was certified nine times platinum in Mexico. Its best-known song, Sin miedo a nada, features Amaia Montero and remains his biggest hit.
The anniversary show plays every song from that first record, plus later hits. In a September interview with Bacap, Ubago called the concert “a karaoke from start to finish”.
He also told Bacap that he cannot imagine touring any project without Argentina. That loyalty shows in the dates: he played the same theatre on 20 September 2024.
Tickets and What They Cost
TuEntrada is the official online seller for the Gran Rex date. On 27 September 2026 its event page showed the status “Últimas entradas”, meaning last tickets.
Indie Hoy, a Buenos Aires music outlet, listed seats from ARS 40,000 (about US$26). Peso figures here use the official rate of about 1,524 pesos to the US dollar on 27 September 2026.
The full list of sections and prices sits behind TuEntrada’s booking system and could not be checked. Buyers should expect the price shown at checkout, plus TuEntrada’s service charge.
Sales opened in December 2025, with a presale for Banco Galicia customers on 11 December. General sale started the next day, according to Pronto.
The Theatre on Avenida Corrientes
The Gran Rex opened in 1937 and seats 3,262 people. It was designed by Alberto Prebisch, the architect of the Obelisco, which stands less than 200 metres away.
Its rationalist glass front is a landmark of modern Argentine architecture. The theatre shares its block with the Ópera and the Tabarís, forming a short run of big stages.
Three Subte lines stop nearby. Line B stops at Carlos Pellegrini, Line C at Diagonal Norte and Line D at 9 de Julio.
Practical Tips for Foreign Visitors
The theatre’s own box office, at Avenida Corrientes 857, sells tickets without the online service charge. It opens Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closes on public holidays.
TuEntrada requires the cardholder’s details to match the buyer’s account, or it may cancel the order. It warns against resale sites such as Viagogo and MercadoLibre.
The banned list is long for a theatre. It includes bags, backpacks, food, drinks, umbrellas, cameras, tablets, laptops and mate kits.
Children under one are not admitted, and everyone from age three needs a ticket. Wheelchair places sit behind rows 25 and 28 of the stalls and are sold only at the box office.
What Has Not Been Announced
No support act had been named by 27 September 2026. Neither TuEntrada nor the theatre had published a running order or an end time.
How many seats remain behind the “last tickets” label is not public. Whether a second Buenos Aires night will be added is also unstated.
Readers planning a visit should check the vendor page close to the date. The theatre sits in the Microcentro, close to the Obelisco and Avenida 9 de Julio.
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FAQ
When and where does Alex Ubago play in Buenos Aires?
On Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Teatro Gran Rex, Avenida Corrientes 857. TuEntrada lists an 8:30 p.m. start, Buenos Aires time.
How much do tickets cost?
Indie Hoy listed seats from ARS 40,000 (about US$26) at the official rate. The full price grid was not visible on the TuEntrada page, and an online service charge applies.
Are tickets still available?
TuEntrada marked the date “Últimas entradas”, or last tickets, on 27 September 2026. The theatre box office also sells tickets without the online service charge.
What will he play?
The show celebrates 25 years of his debut album, ¿Qué pides tú?, and plays it in full. Later hits from his career complete the set.
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Sources: TuEntrada (consulted 27 September 2026), Indie Hoy (25 December 2025, consulted 27 September 2026), Pronto (10 December 2025), Bacap (19 September 2026), La Nación cartelera (consulted 27 September 2026), Wikipedia (consulted 27 September 2026).
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