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Beéle Medellín 2026: Borondo Tour Hits Colombia’s New DAVIarena on 28 November

By · September 27, 2026 · 8 min read

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Music: Colombia

Key Facts

  • Date and venue. Saturday 28 November 2026 at the DAVIarena in Sabaneta, a town on the southern edge of Medellín’s metropolitan area. Tuboleta lists doors at 5 p.m. and a 7 p.m. start, Colombia time.
  • Who he is. Beéle is a singer from Barranquilla, on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, born in 2002. His mix of afrobeats, reggaeton and Caribbean pop broke through with “Loco” in 2019.
  • Why it matters. The concert is one of the first at the DAVIarena, a 17,200-capacity hall due to open with Juanes on 14 November. It is Beéle’s Medellín stop on the Borondo Tour.
  • Tickets. Tuboleta, the arena’s only authorised seller, publishes ten zones from COP 108,000 (about US$33) to COP 577,000 (about US$177), service fee included. The Davivienda presale sold out and general sale has run since 2 September.
  • What to know. The minimum age is 12 and each purchase is capped at four tickets. Buyers paying with a foreign card must collect the tickets in person at the box office.

Beéle Medellín 2026 falls on Saturday 28 November at the new DAVIarena in Sabaneta, Colombia. Tickets for the Borondo Tour date run from about US$33 to US$177.

Aerial view of Sabaneta in the Medellín metropolitan area, Colombia, where Beéle plays the DAVIarena on 28 November 2026
The urban area of Sabaneta, in the Aburrá Valley south of Medellín, with the valley’s mountains behind (Photo: Jpsalazaro, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons)
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The Colombian singer Beéle performs in the Medellín area of Colombia on Saturday 28 November 2026. Tuboleta, the seller for the date, lists the DAVIarena in Sabaneta and a 7 p.m. start.

Beéle Medellín 2026: A Saturday Night at the New DAVIarena

Beéle Medellín 2026 is a single concert on Saturday 28 November. The Colombian singer plays the DAVIarena in Sabaneta, just south of Medellín.

Tuboleta lists doors at 5 p.m. and the show at 7 p.m., Colombia time. The seller notes that timings may still change for operational reasons, weather or instructions from the authorities.

Many reports call it a Medellín show, and the city is the natural base for visitors. The arena itself stands in Sabaneta, a separate municipality in the same Aburrá Valley.

Who Beéle Is

Beéle was born in Barranquilla in 2002 and grew up with the sounds of Colombia’s Caribbean coast. His music blends afrobeats, reggaeton and Caribbean pop.

His breakthrough came with “Loco” in 2019. Later songs such as “Vagabundo”, “Mi Refe”, “La Plena” and “Santorini” have run up very large streaming numbers.

Borondo, released in 2025, gives the tour its name. Infobae reports that Medellín follows his Bogotá stop, where sections sold out.

Tickets and Prices

Tuboleta published ten zones with fixed places for each. All figures below include the service fee and VAT, and conversions use 3,257 Colombian pesos to the US dollar.

The top zones are Tribuna Fan and the Primavera Lounge, both at COP 577,000 (about US$177). The standing Platea, with 6,000 places, costs COP 251,000 (about US$77).

Third-floor seats cost COP 337,000 (about US$103) or COP 265,000 (about US$81). Partial-view seats on that floor cost COP 228,000 (about US$70).

Fourth-floor seats cost COP 189,000 (about US$58) or COP 144,000 (about US$44). The cheapest tickets, with a partial view, cost COP 108,000 (about US$33).

How the Sale Works

A presale for Davivienda bank cardholders opened on 31 August and is marked sold out. A presale for pre-registered fans followed on 1 September.

General sale began on 2 September at 2 p.m. and runs until tickets are gone. Tuboleta warns that prices can move with supply and demand, and zones rise from a launch price to full price.

The ten zones listed on the price table add up to 16,653 places. The seller adds that technical and sponsor reserves may still be released for sale.

A Hall That Opens Two Weeks Earlier

The DAVIarena is new. El Colombiano reports a capacity of 17,200 for concerts and an opening night with Juanes on 14 November 2026.

The venue is backed by the bank Davivienda and developed by BeatHub Entertainment. It has three levels linked by escalators, terraces, food areas and step-free access.

Sectors 305, 306, 310, 311, 405, 406, 414 and 415 are alcohol-free zones. Tuboleta also warns of restricted views in sectors 301, 315, 401, 402, 418 and 419.

Practical Tips for Foreigners

Foreign bank cards are accepted from the general sale onwards. Those tickets are handed over only at the box office, to the cardholder in person, so bring the card and a passport.

Other tickets are issued in the Tuboleta Pass app in the days before the show. Web, phone and outlet purchases carry an extra delivery charge that is shown before payment.

Sabaneta lies on the Medellín Metro’s Line A, which has a Sabaneta station. No transport plan for the night has been published, so a taxi or ride app is the simple way back.

What Is Not Yet Known

No support act had been named by 27 September 2026, and no set time for Beéle beyond the 7 p.m. start was given. The organiser listed by Tuboleta is Breakfast TBL S.A.S.

The seller also says that people in a visibly advanced pregnancy will not be admitted. Buyers who need step-free access should tell Tuboleta at the time of purchase.

FAQ

When and where does Beéle play near Medellín?

On Saturday 28 November 2026 at the DAVIarena in Sabaneta, in the Medellín metropolitan area. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m.

How much do Beéle tickets cost in Medellín?

Tuboleta lists ten zones from COP 108,000 (about US$33) to COP 577,000 (about US$177), including the service fee. Prices can rise as each zone moves from launch price to full price.

Can I buy tickets with a foreign card?

Yes, international cards are accepted in the general sale. Those tickets are delivered only at the box office, to the cardholder in person.

Is there a minimum age for the concert?

Yes, the minimum age is 12 years. Each purchase is limited to four tickets.

Sources

Tuboleta: Beele | Borondo Tour 2026 – Medellín · Infobae: Ya se pueden comprar las entradas para el concierto de Beéle en Medellín · El Colombiano: Beéle llega al Davi Arena de Sabaneta el 28 de noviembre · El Colombiano: DaviArena promete cien millones de dólares y 65 eventos el primer año

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Sources: Tuboleta (consulted 27 September 2026), Infobae (1 September 2026, consulted 27 September 2026), El Colombiano (6 August 2026 and 12 May 2026, consulted 27 September 2026).

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