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Ryan Castro El Campín Halloween Show Set for 31 October in Colombia

By · September 24, 2026 · 6 min read

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Key Facts

  • The city Bogotá, Colombia’s capital of about eight million people, uses El Campín stadium for football and for its biggest concerts.
  • Why it matters Ryan Castro, a reggaeton singer from Medellín, sold out his first stadium show there, played in April 2026, in under two hours.
  • What happened His Halloween show, Awooween, is set for El Campín on Saturday 31 October 2026 at 18:00 Bogotá time.
  • What it means for you First-phase tickets ran from COP 157,000 (US$48) to COP 400,000 (US$123), plus service charges, on TuBoleta.
  • Still open No guest artists or doors time had been announced by 24 September, and later tickets are sold only on TuBoleta.

The Ryan Castro El Campín date turns Halloween night into a stadium show, his first headline concert at Bogotá’s main football ground.

El Campín stadium in Bogotá set up for a concert, the venue of the Ryan Castro El Campín show
El Campín set up for a concert in November 2024, with the pitch covered and fans arriving in the stands. (Photo: CalinkaPF, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
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Ryan Castro brings Awooween, his Halloween stadium show, to Bogotá, Colombia, on Saturday 31 October 2026. The Ryan Castro El Campín concert is his first as a headliner at the city’s main stadium.

The official ticket seller, TuBoleta, lists an 18:00 start, Bogotá time. Every section is for adults only, except one family stand open from age 14 with an adult.

Ryan Castro El Campín: Date, Time and Age Rules

Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín is Bogotá’s main football ground, home to the Millonarios and Santa Fe clubs, in the Teusaquillo district. Awooween takes place there on Saturday 31 October, the night of Halloween.

TuBoleta gives the time as 18:00. The promoter, Breakfast TBL, had not published a separate doors time or running order by 24 September 2026.

All sections are for adults aged 18 and over. The exception is Awoofamily, a family stand in the upper north, open from age 14 with an adult and without alcohol sales.

The show is built around a 360-degree stage, with the audience on all sides. It mixes reggaeton with dancehall, the Jamaican-born style that runs through much of his music.

Tickets and Prices

TuBoleta is the only authorised seller, with a limit of six tickets per purchase. Buyers paying with foreign cards must collect their tickets at the box office.

First-phase prices ran from COP 157,000 (US$48) in the family and south stands to COP 400,000 (US$123) in the lower west stand. A service charge of COP 25,100–63,800 (US$8–20) comes on top.

Both the fan presale and the first general phase are marked sold out on TuBoleta. Prices rise as each block of seats fills, so later tickets cost more.

Full prices listed by Blu Radio put the VIP pitch at COP 450,000 (US$138). The most expensive box was listed at COP 20,000,000 (US$6,127), before a service charge.

On 23 September, Infobae reported that the show sold out its seats within an hour of sales opening. Any tickets released later would appear only on TuBoleta.

Tickets offered through unofficial channels carry a real risk of fakes. TuBoleta states that it is the only authorised ticket operator for the show.

Who Ryan Castro Is

Ryan Castro grew up in Medellín and calls himself El Cantante del Ghetto, the singer from the ghetto. Songs such as Mujeriego and Jordan made him one of Colombia’s leading urban artists.

Medellín is the centre of Colombian reggaeton, the scene that produced J Balvin, Maluma, Karol G and Feid. Castro belongs to the generation that followed them.

In April 2026 he played his first stadium concert, at the Atanasio Girardot in Medellín. El Colombiano reported that tickets sold out in under two hours.

Bogotá is the next step: a larger city, and a stadium he has never headlined.

El Campín’s Crowded Concert Calendar

Awooween is one of several big shows booked into El Campín in late 2026. BTS play on 2 and 3 October, Fonseca on 24 October and Los Tigres del Norte on 7 November.

The run has caused friction with Millonarios and Santa Fe, the clubs that play there. A grass pitch needs time to recover after a stage and tens of thousands of fans.

Concert nights usually bring road closures and heavy traffic around the stadium. Public transport or a ride-hailing app is the simpler way in and out.

What It Means If You Live in Colombia

Awooween offers a window into the music many young Colombians listen to every day. It is a local show, sung in Spanish, rather than a stop on an international tour.

Halloween is also a big night in Colombian cities, where 31 October is widely marked with costumes and parties. A stadium show on that date builds on a habit that already exists.

This year 31 October falls on a Saturday, so the show does not clash with a working day. Children’s trick-or-treating in shopping centres and neighbourhoods usually happens earlier the same day.

Bogotá sits about 2,600 metres above sea level, and October evenings are cool and often wet. A jacket and a rain layer make sense for an open stadium.

If you go, carry identification, because staff check ages at the gates. Foreign residents can use a passport or a Colombian foreign-resident card, the cédula de extranjería.

What Comes Next

Guest artists, if any, and the doors time should be announced by the promoter in the weeks before the show. Any further tickets will be sold only on TuBoleta.

For wider context, see Colombia Explained 2026.

Sources: TuBoleta, Awooween event page; Infobae, El Campín concert calendar, 23 September 2026; Blu Radio, prices and details; El Colombiano, Medellín sell-out. Exchange rate: Colombia’s official TRM of 24 September 2026, COP 3,264 per US dollar.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Ryan Castro El Campín concert?

It is on Saturday 31 October 2026 at Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín in Bogotá. TuBoleta lists the start at 18:00 Bogotá time.

Can under-18s attend Awooween?

Only in the Awoofamily stand in the upper north, which admits children from age 14 with an adult and sells no alcohol. Every other section is for adults aged 18 and over.

How much do the tickets cost?

First-phase prices ran from COP 157,000 (US$48) to COP 400,000 (US$123), plus a service charge. Those phases are marked sold out, and full prices are higher.

Can I buy tickets with a foreign card?

Yes, but TuBoleta says tickets bought with international cards must be collected at the box office. TuBoleta is the only authorised seller.


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