Bad Gyal Bogotá Concert Brings Más Cara Tour to Colombia on 18 October
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Key Facts
- —What it is Catalan singer Bad Gyal’s only Colombian date on her Más Cara World Tour, promoted by Breakfast Live.
- —When and where Sunday 18 October 2026, doors 7 p.m., show 8 p.m., Chamorro City Hall, Autopista Norte, Bogotá.
- —What it costs General COP 155,000 (US$50) and VIP COP 235,000 (US$75), each plus a Tuboleta service fee.
- —Why it matters Her album Más Cara, made partly with Colombian producers, is up for a 2026 Latin Grammy.
- —The catch Entry is strictly 18+, and the Sunday-night show runs late before a normal Monday workday.
The Bad Gyal Bogotá date brings the Catalan singer’s Más Cara World Tour to Chamorro City Hall, weeks before the Latin Grammys.
The Bad Gyal Bogotá concert takes place on Sunday 18 October 2026 at Chamorro City Hall in north Bogotá, Colombia. It is the Colombian stop of her Más Cara World Tour, with general tickets at COP 155,000 (US$50) plus a service fee.
Bad Gyal Bogotá: date, venue and times
The official ticketer, Tuboleta, lists doors at 7 p.m. and the show at 8 p.m. on Sunday 18 October 2026. Tuboleta names the organiser as Breakfast TBL S.A.S., the company behind the Breakfast Live brand.
The venue is Chamorro City Hall, also called Chamorro Entertainment City Hall, at Autopista Norte #153-81. It sits in the north of the city, near Calle 153.
It is a large steel events hall built by Chamorro, a Colombian lighting and staging company. Trade magazine La Barra puts its standing capacity at more than 4,000 people.
That makes it far smaller than Bogotá’s arenas. For fans, it means a closer view than a stadium show usually allows.
Tickets and prices
Tickets are sold through Tuboleta, which is the only official outlet named by the organiser. An artist presale ran from 6 May, and general sales opened on Friday 8 May 2026 at 10 a.m.
In the current sales stage, General Admission costs COP 155,000 (US$50) plus a COP 27,700 (US$9) service fee. That brings the total to COP 182,700 (US$58), at 19 September 2026 rates.
VIP costs COP 235,000 (US$75) plus a COP 41,900 (US$13) fee, or COP 276,900 (US$89) in total. Some listing sites still show an earlier price of COP 132,000 (US$42), which no longer applies.
Colombian ticket prices are set in pesos, so the dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Card payments from foreign banks may add their own conversion fee.
Tuboleta also sells a Fast Pass for COP 60,000 (US$19) plus a COP 10,700 (US$3.40) fee. It only buys priority in the entry queue, and you still need a valid concert ticket.
Who Bad Gyal is
Bad Gyal is the stage name of Alba Farelo, a singer from the Barcelona area born in 1997. She first drew attention with a Catalan cover of Rihanna’s song “Work”.
She mixes dancehall, reggaetón and electronic music, often with a strong visual style. Her 2019 hit “Alocao”, with Omar Montes, became one of Spain’s biggest songs that year.
Her second studio album, Más Cara, came out in March 2026. It has 19 tracks and adds merengue, guaracha and kompa to her usual sound.
Her debut album, La Joia, came out in 2024. Más Cara is the record that has taken her furthest in the Americas so far.
Two Colombian production names worked on it, Sky Rompiendo and Ovy On The Drums, with Cromo X as executive producer. Local media expect songs such as “Chulo”, “Fiebre” and “Zorra” on the setlist.
Why this date matters
On 16 September 2026, the Latin Recording Academy nominated Más Cara for Best Urban Music Album. The winners will be named in Las Vegas on Thursday 12 November 2026.
The ceremony will be broadcast by Univision. Bogotá fans will see her about three and a half weeks before that result.
Her rivals in that category include three Colombian acts: Karol G, Beéle, and J Balvin with Ryan Castro. The Bogotá show will therefore land in the city of several of her competitors.
The tour opened on 20 March 2026, and its Spanish leg drew more than 85,000 people, according to Infobae. The Latin American leg starts in Buenos Aires on 14 October and Santiago on 16 October.
After Bogotá, the tour moves to Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara, then to the United States. Her last Colombian appearance was a festival slot at Estéreo Picnic in 2024.
A note on the tour name
Más Cara is Bad Gyal’s album and tour name. Spanish pop singer Aitana, who plays Bogotá’s Movistar Arena on 16 October, is touring a different show called Cuarto Azul.
Practical tips for expats
Entry is for people aged 18 and over, so bring an original ID such as a passport or Colombian foreign-resident card. Photocopies are often refused at Colombian venues.
The venue is on the Autopista Norte, and TransMilenio’s northern trunk line runs along that road. After a late Sunday show, many visitors choose a ride-hailing app or a registered taxi.
Buy only through Tuboleta or its official points of sale. Resale offers on social media carry a real risk of fake or duplicated tickets.
The organiser has not published an opening act, a set length or an end time. Check the Tuboleta page and Bad Gyal’s official accounts in the days before the show.
Monday 19 October 2026 is a normal working day in Colombia. Plan your journey home before you go.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Bad Gyal Bogotá concert?
It is on Sunday 18 October 2026 at Chamorro City Hall. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m.
How much are tickets for Bad Gyal in Bogotá?
General Admission is COP 155,000 (US$50) and VIP is COP 235,000 (US$75), each plus a service fee. With fees, general tickets come to COP 182,700 (US$58).
Where do I buy tickets?
Tickets are sold through Tuboleta, the official ticketer named by the organiser. Avoid resale offers on social media, where fake tickets are common.
Can under-18s attend?
No. The organiser has set a minimum age of 18 for this show. Bring an original photo ID to the door.
Sources: Tuboleta event page (organiser Breakfast TBL S.A.S.); Infobae Colombia; Latin Recording Academy nominations via Grammy.com; Semana; LOS40 USA; Revista La Barra.
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