Jack Johnson Santiago Concert on 10 February 2027

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The Jack Johnson Santiago concert is set for Wednesday 10 February 2027 at the arena in Parque O’Higgins, formerly the Movistar Arena. It is a chance for US fans to see a Hawaii-born surf-folk star in the middle of the Chilean summer.

Tickets for the Jack Johnson Santiago night go through Puntoticket, the arena’s only official seller, from US$43 to US$114 with fees included. The singer plays Buenos Aires five days earlier, so a South American trip is easy to plan.

Who Jack Johnson Is and Why This Show Matters

Jack Johnson is an American singer-songwriter born in Hawaii, known for relaxed acoustic songs and a surfer’s outlook. The Clinic, a Chilean outlet, says he has sold more than 25 million records worldwide.

His catalogue includes eight studio albums and three live albums. Fans will expect classics such as “Better Together” and “Sitting, Waiting, Wishing”.

The tour behind the Santiago date is called SURFILMUSIC, like his documentary about his path from surfer to filmmaker to musician. He scored it with the Hermanos Gutiérrez duo, and the film and soundtrack came out on Friday 15 May 2026.

On stage, Johnson is joined by Adam Topol, Merlo Podlewski and Zach Gill, according to the Chilean broadcaster 24horas. The Jack Johnson Santiago show is billed as a celebration of two decades in music and surf.

Chilean outlet El Dínamo counts this as his fourth visit to Chile. The artist’s tour page also lists Buenos Aires on Friday 5 February and Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday 16 February 2027.

Tickets, Prices and How to Buy

Puntoticket is the official seller for the Jack Johnson Santiago concert, and the arena names it as its only one. Tickets cost 42,600 to 111,600 Chilean pesos (about US$43 to US$114), service fee included.

The cheapest seat is the Tribuna, at 37,000 pesos plus a 5,600-peso fee, or 42,600 pesos in total (about US$43). Platea Alta Silver costs 48,300 pesos in total (about US$49).

Platea Alta Golden and the standing Cancha floor both cost 54,100 pesos in total (about US$55). Platea Baja Silver costs 94,300 pesos (about US$96), and Platea Baja Golden costs 111,600 pesos (about US$114).

Puntoticket also lists universal-access places for wheelchair users and a companion seat, both at 54,100 pesos (about US$55). All dollar figures in this article use 981 Chilean pesos per US dollar, the rate on Wednesday 21 October 2026.

A Banco de Chile presale ran from Wednesday 8 July 2026, and general sale opened at noon on Friday 10 July. Puntoticket sets a limit of 10 tickets per buyer, and there is no age restriction, with children paying from age 2.

The Venue and How to Get There

The Jack Johnson Santiago show takes place inside Parque O’Higgins, a large public park in central Santiago, at Avenida Beauchef 1204. It carried the Movistar name for years, and Banco Santander took over the naming rights in September 2026.

CNN Chile reports the new name was presented on Saturday 5 September 2026. Tickets and listings may still say Movistar Arena, so treat both names as the same building.

CNN Chile puts the maximum capacity at about 15,500 people, depending on the stage layout. The operator, Arena Santiago, is controlled by Live Nation, according to the same report.

The simplest route is the Santiago Metro, Line 2, to the Parque O’Higgins station, a short walk from the arena. Ride-hailing apps and regulated taxis also work, but expect traffic around the park after the show.

Cars enter only with a prior parking ticket sold through Puntoticket, at the gate on Avenida Viel or Tupper street. Pedestrians enter from the Parque O’Higgins Metro side or from Tupper street.

Tips for US and Foreign Visitors

For the Jack Johnson Santiago trip, US citizens need no visa for tourist stays up to 90 days, the State Department says. Your passport must be valid for the whole stay and have a blank page for the entry stamp.

On arrival you receive a Tourist Card, which you must hand back when you leave. At the arena, the venue asks for your ticket plus an ID card or passport.

The State Department rates Chile Level 2, exercise increased caution, in its advisory of 19 August 2026. It names crime, unrest and health as the main risks.

The arena bans bottles, food, drinks, umbrellas and professional cameras, and every fan passes a security check. Use regulated taxis with orange or yellow plates, or a legal ride-hailing app.

Chile has frequent earthquakes, and wildfires peak from December to March, the State Department says. Follow SENAPRED, the national disaster agency, and obey local instructions.

Demonstrations can happen with little notice and often disrupt buses and the Metro. Check the situation on the day, and keep the US Embassy number, +56 2 2330 3000, in your phone.

Santiago is large, so a hotel near a Metro line makes the trip home after the show easier. For city costs and areas to stay, see our Santiago expat guide and our Chile safety guide for expats.

What Is Not Confirmed Yet

The start time of the Jack Johnson Santiago show is not settled, since Puntoticket and the arena’s calendar both list 21:00. The artist’s tour page instead gives doors at 19:00 and the show at 20:00.

No support act has been announced, and the promoter has not published a door time or any rules specific to this date. Check Puntoticket and the arena’s website nearer the show.

Puntoticket still offered tickets for sale on Wednesday 21 October 2026, but it does not say how many remain. Availability in each zone is not confirmed.

The artist’s tour page also lists a Surfestival date in Pichilemu on Saturday 13 February 2027. The festival’s own website did not confirm that booking on that day, so it stays unconfirmed.

The last Metro train time for that night is also not confirmed. Check the Santiago Metro website before the show, because a 21:00 start may end close to closing time.

What Comes Next

After the Jack Johnson Santiago night, the city’s concert calendar stays busy, including Jay Wheeler on Saturday 22 May 2027. Rock fans can also read our guide to Slipknot at the Estadio Nacional.

If a short trip turns into a longer stay, see how to get residency in Chile. It is worth reading the rules before you book a long stay.

More: Chile news in English, every day from The Rio Times.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Jack Johnson concert in Santiago?

The Jack Johnson Santiago concert is on Wednesday 10 February 2027 at the arena in Parque O’Higgins. Puntoticket lists the start at 21:00.

How much are Jack Johnson tickets in Chile, and where do I buy them?

Puntoticket, the official seller, lists tickets from 42,600 pesos (about US$43) to 111,600 pesos (about US$114), fees included. Check Puntoticket for availability, since what is still on sale is not confirmed.

Do US citizens need a visa to see the show in Santiago?

No, not for tourist stays of up to 90 days, according to the US State Department. Your passport must be valid for the whole stay.

Sources: Puntoticket, Jack Johnson en Chile 2027 (official ticket seller, price table), accessed 21 October 2026; Santander Arena, official venue site (only official seller: Puntoticket), accessed 21 October 2026; Jack Johnson, official tour page, accessed 21 October 2026; 24horas, Jack Johnson en Chile: venta de entradas y precios, 10 July 2026; The Clinic, Jack Johnson agenda regreso a Chile, 6 July 2026; El Dínamo, Jack Johnson trae de regreso su folk surfista a Chile, 6 July 2026; CNN Chile, Santander Arena: nuevo nombre del Movistar Arena, September 2026; Pauta, Movistar Arena cambiará de nombre desde septiembre, 29 July 2026; US State Department, Chile travel advisory and entry rules, advisory of 19 August 2026; Acoustic Sounds, SURFILMUSIC soundtrack listing (documentary, release 15 May 2026), accessed 21 October 2026; Santander Arena, FAQ and parking pages (entry, ID, prohibited items, access), accessed 21 October 2026.

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