Events

Finally, the wait for Peruvian fans is over. As part of their 2017 Latin America Tour Linkin Park, famous American rock band, performs in Lima for the first time.

Two years after his first visit to Peru, popular British singer and songwriter Ed Sheeran performs in Lima presenting his newest album "÷" (divide) to all his Peruvian fans.

One of the most renowned progressive trance DJ’s and electronic dance music producer, Armin van Burren is back in Lima as part of the DJ Mag Festival.

The Canadian singer, songwriter and record producer Bryan Adams returns to Lima after 8 years.

Probably the most polarizing figure in the music industry, Canadian singer and song writer Justin Bieber makes a stop in Lima on his third world tour Purpose.

The Spanish singer Isabel Pantoja returns to Lima after 20 years and presents next to some of her most popular songs her new album “Hasta que se apague el sol” which was composed and produced by the late Juan Gabriel.

Natsu Matsuri, the Japanese summer festival is back in Lima, presenting a mixture of traditional and modern Japanese culture and the best of the gastronomy, art and music scene of the land of the rising sun to a growing fan community here in Peru.

Named Capital of the Peruvian Carnival, celebrations in Cajamarca are most probably the biggest and most enthusiastic in the country with festivities following a traditional program throughout the carnival season.

The carnival in Ayacucho is one of the most authentic and traditional in Peru and was even declared National Cultural Patrimony.

Often referred to as the folkloric capital of Peru, Puno hosts the largest cultural festival with parades, music and dance performances, traditional costumes and lots of other activities each year at the beginning of February merging Catholic traditions and age-old Andean customs, rites and symbols.