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Giant Rooks Lima 2026: German Band Plays Barranco, Peru, on 6 December

By · September 27, 2026 · 6 min read

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Music: Peru

Key Facts

  • Date and venue. Sunday 6 December 2026 at the Centro de Convenciones Barranco (CCB), Av. República de Panamá 220, in Lima’s Barranco district. Ticketmaster lists a 9 p.m. start, Lima time, and a show of about two hours.
  • Who they are. Giant Rooks are a five-piece German indie band from Hamm, known for “Wild Stare”, “New Estate” and “Morning Blue”. Their 2024 album How Have You Been? reached number one in Germany.
  • Why it matters. Peru first saw the band in 2024, as the opening act for Louis Tomlinson in Lima. This time they return with their own headline show, produced by Move Concerts.
  • Tickets. Ticketmaster sells one General zone at S/223.60 (about US$66), fees and taxes included. BBVA cardholders pay S/175 (about US$51) while a 700-ticket discount allocation lasts.
  • What to know. Entry is from age 14, and under-18s need an adult with a ticket in the same zone. No support act, doors time or capacity has been published.

Giant Rooks Lima 2026 is a single Sunday show at the Centro de Convenciones Barranco in Peru on 6 December. Tickets start at S/175 (about US$51).

The Puente de los Suspiros in Barranco, Lima, Peru, the district where Giant Rooks play on 6 December 2026
The wooden Puente de los Suspiros in Barranco, Lima, with a red-painted colonial-style house and restaurants behind it (Photo: Ivan Brehaut L., CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons)
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The German indie band Giant Rooks play Lima, Peru, on Sunday 6 December 2026. Ticketmaster, the only official seller, lists the Centro de Convenciones Barranco and a 9 p.m. start.

Giant Rooks Lima 2026: A Sunday Night in Barranco

Giant Rooks perform at the Centro de Convenciones Barranco, known locally as the CCB, on Sunday 6 December 2026. The venue sits at Av. República de Panamá 220, in the seaside district of Barranco.

Ticketmaster gives a 9 p.m. start in Lima time and an approximate running time of two hours. Peru keeps the same clock all year, five hours behind UTC, with no daylight saving.

The concert is produced by Move Concerts, and the vendor terms name E2 Live S.A.C. as organiser. The date forms part of a new Latin American tour by the band.

Who Giant Rooks Are

Giant Rooks are a German indie band from Hamm, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia. The line-up is Frederik Rabe, Finn Schwieters, Luca Göttner, Jonathan Wischniowski and Finn Thomas.

Their debut album, Rookery, reached number three in Germany in 2020. How Have You Been?, released in February 2024, went to number one there.

The promoter credits the band with more than four billion streams and an RIAA Gold certification in the United States. Their best-known songs include “Wild Stare”, “New Estate”, “Morning Blue” and a cover of “Tom’s Diner”.

The newest single, “Want It Back”, came out on 27 March 2026. The Lima promoter describes it as expansive indie-pop built to grow on stage.

A Return After Opening for Louis Tomlinson

Peruvian audiences first saw Giant Rooks in 2024, when the band opened for the British singer Louis Tomlinson in Lima. The December date is their own night, with a full headline set.

Since then the band has sold out its own tours in North America, according to the promoter. It has also played Lollapalooza in Chicago and Corona Capital in Mexico.

Tickets and Prices

Ticketmaster sells a single General zone, so there are no seated or VIP tiers for this show. The regular price is S/223.60 (about US$66), valid from 16 May until the day of the concert.

Holders of BBVA credit and debit cards pay S/175 (about US$51), under an offer Ticketmaster advertises as 25% off. The price table shows that offer until 30 September, while the written terms mention 31 August and a 700-ticket stock.

All prices include the ticketing commission and taxes, according to the vendor. Conversions use 3.404 soles to the US dollar, the open.er-api.com rate on 27 September 2026.

Each buyer can take up to six tickets. Sales run online at ticketmaster.pe and at Ticketmaster’s experience centres in Lima.

Getting to the CCB in Barranco

Barranco is Lima’s bohemian district, set on the cliffs above the Pacific just south of Miraflores. Its best-known landmark is the wooden Puente de los Suspiros, the Bridge of Sighs.

The CCB stands on Av. República de Panamá, a main road that runs north through Miraflores towards San Isidro. Ride-hailing apps and taxis are the simplest way home after a late Sunday finish.

If the show runs to the listed two hours, it will end around 11 p.m. Agreeing a pick-up point before the crowd leaves saves time on the street.

Practical Notes for Foreign Visitors

Entry is allowed from age 14, and under-18s must come with an adult holding a ticket for the same zone. Ticketmaster says it is not responsible for tickets bought outside its own system.

The discount applies only to BBVA cards, so a card from another bank pays the regular price. Buyers using a foreign card should allow for their bank’s fees on a charge in soles.

December is early summer in Lima, and evenings are usually mild. Barranco’s bars and restaurants make it easy to eat nearby before the 9 p.m. start.

What Has Not Been Announced

No support act had been named on 27 September 2026, and no doors time appears ahead of the 9 p.m. start. The vendor also gives no capacity figure for the night.

No setlist has been published, and no new album has been tied to the Lima date. Readers should check the Ticketmaster page nearer the time for any change.

FAQ

When and where do Giant Rooks play in Lima?

On Sunday 6 December 2026 at the Centro de Convenciones Barranco, in Lima’s Barranco district. Ticketmaster lists a show of about two hours, starting at 9 p.m.

How much are tickets?

The single General zone costs S/223.60 (about US$66), with fees and taxes included. BBVA cardholders pay S/175 (about US$51) while the discount stock lasts.

Can teenagers attend?

Yes, entry is allowed from age 14. Under-18s must come with an adult who holds a ticket for the same zone.

Has a support act been announced?

No support act had been named by 27 September 2026. A doors time and a capacity figure were also not published.

Sources

Ticketmaster Perú: Giant Rooks, 6 de diciembre, Centro de Convenciones Barranco · Cuenta Artes: La banda alemana Giant Rooks regresará a Perú el próximo 6 de diciembre · Universal Music Canada: Giant Rooks releases new single “Want It Back” · Wikipedia: Giant Rooks

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Sources: Ticketmaster Perú (consulted 27 September 2026), Cuenta Artes (consulted 27 September 2026), Universal Music Canada (27 March 2026), Wikipedia (consulted 27 September 2026).

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