Times & tickets

Flamenco in Madrid tonight: showtimes & tickets

There is live flamenco in central Madrid every single night. Below are the session times for the four tablaos we recommend, all within walking distance of Puerta del Sol and Plaza Santa Ana. Every booking link goes straight to the venue's official site, so you pay no reseller commission.

Nightly flamenco showtimes in central Madrid. Sessions run every day; times may shift on holidays and special dates. Last updated 2026.
Tablao	Nightly sessions	Show length	Book direct
Cardamomo Barrio de las Letras · ★ Editor's choice	18:00 · 19:30 · 21:00 · 22:30	60 min	Book →
Tablao 1911 Plaza Santa Ana · ★ Editor's choice	18:00 · 19:30 · 21:00 · 22:30	60 min	Book →
Centro Cultural Flamenco Conde de Xiquena · Chueca	Evening sessions daily Times vary — check when booking	50 min	Book →
Flamenco de Leones Dinner show	20:00 · 22:00 (Tue–Sat) Times shift with dinner/tapas tickets	60 min	Book →

Times are a guide, not a guarantee: sessions can move on holidays or for private events. Confirm the exact time on the venue's booking page before you travel.

Plan your night

Which session should you book?

The early session is calmer and a good fit if you have dinner plans afterwards or you are bringing children. The late session has the most electric atmosphere, with a fuller room and, at some tablaos, the strongest cast of the night. Whichever you choose, arrive at least 30 minutes early to claim your table, order a drink and settle in before the lights drop.

Not sure yet which tablao suits you? Our honest comparison of the four venues breaks down price, atmosphere and who each one is best for. New to the art entirely? Start with the guide to flamenco instruments so you know a rasgueado from a zapateado before the first note.

Upcoming

Flamenco festivals & special nights in Madrid

Beyond the nightly tablao shows, Madrid runs some of the most important flamenco events in the world. Dates change every year, so we keep this short and current rather than long and stale.

Until 29 Aug 2026

Flamenco at Veranos de la Villa

Conde Duque y otros espacios

Jesús Carmona, Dani de Morón, Sandra Carrasco, José Maldonado, Andrés Barrios, David de Arahal

The city council summer festival scatters flamenco nights across Madrid: a gala by Jesús Carmona, Dani de Morón on guitar, Sandra Carrasco singing and more names through August.

24 - 27 Sep 2026

Suma Flamenca Joven 2026

Teatros del Canal

The young edition of Suma Flamenca: four days with the next generation of flamenco song, dance and guitar in intimate venues.

30 Sep - 28 Oct 2026

Flamencas. Cante, Baile y Toque

Ateneo de Madrid

Photography exhibition by Ana Palma on the women of flamenco, part of the Suma Flamenca pre-programme.

1 - 3 Oct 2026

Conference: women in flamenco history

Ateneo de Madrid

Three days of talks on women's contribution to cante, baile and toque, each closing with a live performance.

13 Oct - 1 Nov 2026

Suma Flamenca 2026 (21st edition)

Teatros del Canal y otros espacios

The Comunidad de Madrid's flagship festival: 43 galas and 23 world premieres, centred this year on women in flamenco.

Year-round

Guest artist nights

The top tablaos regularly host flamenco legends and rising stars for special one-off performances. Check each venue's programme when you book.

FAQ

Flamenco tonight in Madrid: quick answers

Is there a flamenco show in Madrid tonight?

Yes. The top tablaos in central Madrid run shows every night of the week, including weekends and most holidays, with several sessions per evening. You can almost always find a seat for tonight if you book direct a few hours ahead.

What time do flamenco shows start in Madrid?

Most tablaos run early-evening and late-evening sessions, typically between 6pm and 10:30pm. Exact session times vary by venue and season, so check each tablao's times in the table above before booking.

How long does a flamenco show last?

The show itself lasts about 60 minutes at the top tablaos. If you add dinner or tapas, plan for 90 to 120 minutes in total.

Can I book a flamenco show for the same day?

Often yes, but the best seats and the late sessions sell out first, especially on weekends. Booking direct earlier in the day gives you the widest choice of times and seats.

Which flamenco festivals are coming up in Madrid?

Madrid hosts Suma Flamenca, the Comunidad de Madrid flamenco festival, along with its younger edition Suma Flamenca Joven, and the Bienal Flamenco Madrid. Dates change each year, so check the upcoming events section on this page.