Artist presale guide

Camilo Presale 2027: How to Get Tickets, Country by Country

What is known about the Camilo presale and what is not

The record is explicit. It says that general sale begins on Wednesday 28 October 2026 at 12pm Spanish time, which is 11am in the Canary Islands, on Ticketmaster Spain, and it states that no presale has been announced so far. For Madrid, the same wording appears with the clock given as central European time. No artist list, bank partner, streaming scheme or venue membership window is named. A promoter can still announce a presale at short notice, but at the time of writing we have nothing to report, and any website that claims to have a code is guessing. Our advice is therefore to treat Wednesday at noon as the first real opportunity. If a presale is announced between now and then, it will be published by the artist, the promoter or Ticketmaster, and our alerts will pass it on. Until that happens, the productive steps are practical: register on Ticketmaster Spain, check your card, decide which dates you want and prepare backups. The Spanish presale guide describes the types of early windows that are common in the country and how fans normally find them.

The 28 October clock: Camilo presale timing across Spain and the islands

Noon on the mainland is 11am in the Canary Islands, and that single hour makes a difference for anyone buying the Gran Canaria date on 23 July or for a fan on the islands who wants a mainland show. If you live in the United Kingdom or Ireland, noon in Spain is 11am for you, and if you live in Latin America the difference is larger, so write down the equivalent in your own zone before the sale. The record also says that the sale takes place on a Wednesday, a working day, so plan your schedule and a stable internet connection. Queue systems in Spain usually open the waiting room some minutes before the start, and people who arrive in the last minute are placed behind those who came early. Being in the room before noon does not guarantee priority, because many systems randomise the order at the start, but it prevents the worst outcome of arriving late. Do not open the queue on several devices at once, since that can lead to duplicate sessions being cancelled. Use one device, one browser and a reliable connection, and keep the card ready for payment.

Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia: arenas in the Camilo presale

The three largest city shows are Barcelona's Palau Sant Jordi on Saturday 19 June, the Roig Arena in Valencia on Saturday 3 July, and two nights at Madrid's Movistar Arena on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 July. These are modern, large indoor arenas with a clear seating plan, and they are the dates where the competition will be greatest, since they serve very large cities and attract fans from all over the country. The Madrid double date offers a second chance, and the Barcelona venue is the largest of the group. For a day like 28 October, decide your priority list in advance: which city, which price band and which section you would accept. Look at the seating map on the venue page before the sale, so that you can recognise the sections quickly. Madrid's two weeknight dates may be a little less crowded than the weekend shows, and Valencia and Barcelona on Saturdays will be the busiest. Our presale queue explainer describes how waiting rooms work and what to do if the page freezes during the sale.

Festival grounds and bullrings: unusual Camilo presale venues

Several dates are not in arenas. Vigo's Galicia Fest on 25 June, Marbella's Starlite Occident on 1 July, Seville's Icónica Santalucía Sevilla Fest on 11 July and Cádiz's Concert Music Festival on 17 July are festival-style events, and the plazas de toros in Granada on 27 June and Roquetas de Mar on 10 July are outdoor bullrings used for concerts. Pamplona's Navarra Arena and Murcia On are arenas or event halls. The ticketing of festival events may be handled by the festival's own site as well as by Ticketmaster, so check where the tickets for each date are sold. For these outdoor dates, read the ticket categories carefully. A festival evening may have general admission, a seated area and VIP or table options, and the entry rules may differ from an arena. The weather in Andalusia in July is hot, so check the policy on water, shade and re-entry. If the date is a festival, the ticket might allow access only to the concert on that evening, not to the whole festival. Compare these details before you choose, and keep the confirmation email, which usually lists the entry gate.

Granada, Marbella, Roquetas, Seville, Cádiz and Murcia: an Andalusian summer for the Camilo presale

Six of the thirteen dates fall in the south and south-east, between 27 June and 17 July. This makes Andalusia the heart of the tour, and the dates are close enough to allow a fan to choose among several. Seville on a Sunday and Murcia on a Thursday, Cádiz on a Saturday and Roquetas de Mar on a Saturday offer different options for people who work during the week. If your first choice is sold out, look at the others immediately, because the south is accessible by train and car from many parts of Spain. Accommodation is the major cost in coastal towns in July. Marbella, Cádiz and Roquetas de Mar are holiday destinations, and rooms near the venue will be scarce. Book refundable rates as soon as the ticket is secure, and think about staying in a nearby city. Check the transport plan of each venue, including shuttle buses and taxi ranks, since many outdoor sites are outside the town centre. A plan for the return trip matters at least as much as the ticket, particularly in the heat after a late finish.

Ticket limits, names and resale after the Camilo presale

Spanish ticketing practice varies. Some events limit the number of tickets per order to six or eight, others to four, and a few ask for the buyer's name or national identification at the gate. Our record does not list limits for these dates, so check the page on the day of the sale. Resale rules also vary: Ticketmaster platforms commonly operate an exchange for returns, and the authorities in Spain have taken positions on resale above face value that you should check in the current terms of the platform. The practical advice is to buy only what you need, to use the official exchange for anything you cannot use and to avoid second-hand purchases from strangers. If you do buy elsewhere, ask for the section, row and seat, check that the platform offers a guarantee and pay by a method that gives protection. Never send your Ticketmaster password to anyone. If you are buying for friends, agree on the amounts and the transfer method in advance, and use the official transfer tool as soon as the tickets are issued.

A three-day checklist before the Camilo presale general sale

With three days to go, use the time. On Sunday, create or update your Ticketmaster Spain account, confirm your email address and test the password. On Monday, check your card limit and the 3-D Secure method of your bank, because many Spanish banks require an approval in an app or an SMS code, and a slow approval can lose the order. On Tuesday, choose your dates, price bands and fallback options, and write them in a note. A short written plan prevents hesitation when the queue opens. Your bank's app should be installed and logged in on the same phone you will use for the approval, because the 3-D Secure message is the step that most often delays a Spanish card payment.

On Wednesday morning, restart your device, close other programs and connect to a stable network. Open the venue page about fifteen minutes before noon, log in and wait. When the sale opens, follow the instructions on the screen without refreshing, and complete the payment within the time shown. If you do not succeed, do not despair: check the other dates, look at the exchange later in the week, and join the alert on this page. Keep every confirmation, and do not share your barcode with anyone before the show. If you are choosing between Madrid on 7 and 8 July, decide which night before the queue opens.

Camilo presale FAQ

Camilo's Para Cuando Sean Mayores Tour is unusual because its Spanish general sale had not yet opened when we wrote this: it begins on Wednesday 28 October 2026 at 12pm Spanish time, 11am in the Canary Islands, on Ticketmaster Spain, and our record states that no presale has been announced so far. The answers below deal with the thirteen dates between Pamplona on 18 June and Gran Canaria on 23 July 2027, with the mix of arenas, bullrings and festival grounds, and with what a fan can do before the sale. No prices are listed, so none are quoted, and nothing here is an access link.

Is there a Camilo presale before 28 October?

Our record says that no presale has been announced so far and that general sale begins on Wednesday 28 October 2026 at 12pm Spanish time. That could change, because promoters sometimes announce an early window shortly before a release. If it happens, the announcement will come from the artist, the promoter or Ticketmaster. Do not pay anyone for access, and ignore messages that claim to offer a code. Our alert form will tell you if our data changes. The wording applies to Madrid and to the whole Spanish run alike. If Ticketmaster Spain or the promoter changes that, the alert form on this page will carry the news. Watch the artist's own channels too, since a sign-up window for fans can appear with only a day's notice.

What time is the Camilo presale general sale in the Canary Islands?

The record gives 12pm Spanish time, which is 11am in the Canary Islands. If you live in the islands, write 11am on your note, set an alarm and open the queue a few minutes early. If you are on the mainland and want the Gran Canaria show, the same hour applies to the sale in general. Always check the countdown on the Ticketmaster page, which uses the time of your device. Gran Canaria's show is on Friday 23 July at the Gran Canaria Arena, so islanders buying that date follow the 11am clock. A fan in Latin America should convert the hour from Madrid time and keep in mind that Spain's clocks change at the end of October.

How many Camilo presale tickets can I buy?

Our record does not state a limit, and limits vary by venue. The number is shown on the event page and enforced at checkout. Do not buy more than you need, and do not use the sale to build stock, because the terms may forbid resale above face value or cancel suspicious orders. If you need seats together, choose a section with larger blocks and buy in a single order. Festival-style dates such as Vigo, Marbella, Seville and Cádiz may sell through the festival's own page as well, with limits that differ from the arena shows in Barcelona and Madrid. Pamplona's Navarra Arena is the first.

Are Camilo presale tickets for outdoor venues refundable?

Refund rules depend on the event and the law. Outdoor concerts normally go ahead in light rain, and a refund is offered if the show is cancelled or postponed by the organiser. The terms are shown at purchase and in the confirmation email. Read them before you pay, and keep the email. If the show is moved to another venue or date, the agent will send instructions with a deadline for requesting a refund. For the bullring dates in Granada on 27 June and Roquetas de Mar on 10 July, the organiser's terms on postponement are the ones that count. Check the Murcia date too.

Which Camilo presale date should I choose if I can only pick one?

That depends on your location, budget and tolerance for risk. Big-city arenas such as Barcelona, Valencia and Madrid have more seats but more competition, while festival and bullring dates in Andalusia may have different categories and slightly different timing. Look at the transport and accommodation costs, as well as the ticket price. If you live in the north, Pamplona or Vigo may be easiest; if you live in the south, Granada, Seville or Cádiz. Always keep a second choice in mind before the sale begins. A Madrid resident has two nights at the Movistar Arena on 7 and 8 July, which makes that city the safest first choice, whereas a fan in Pamplona or Vigo may prefer the nearest of the northern dates.