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What to Do in Santiago in November 2026: Ed Sheeran, Creamfields

By · October 26, 2026 · 5 min read

SANTIAGO · Culture

Iron Maiden plays the Estadio Nacional on 1 November, Ed Sheeran plays two stadium nights in La Florida, and Creamfields Chile takes over Club Hípico on 14 and 15 November. The month, day by day.

The cream facade of the Centro Cultural Estación Mapocho in Santiago with arched windows, two domes and a glass canopy over the entrance, under a clear blue sky
The Centro Cultural Estación Mapocho in Santiago, pictured in February 2020. (Photo: Carlos Figueroa / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0)
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SANTIAGO — This is the monthly culture and events guide for people who live in the city or are staying for weeks, with things to do in santiago november 2026 arranged by date. November is late spring in Santiago, so expect warm, dry days and cooler evenings.

The month is heavy with international rock and pop, from Iron Maiden and Def Leppard to Ed Sheeran, plus the big Creamfields electronic weekend in the middle of the month.Local art fairs and smaller cultural events fill the gaps, and the city feels busy but not yet in summer holiday mode.

1 to 4 November: Metal and R&B Open the Month

Sunday 1 November (second night; the first is Saturday 31 October)

Iron Maiden

Estadio Nacional, Ñuñoa · Tickets available

The British heavy metal institution brings its theatrical stage show to the national stadium as part of the Run For Your Lives World tour. This is a rare stadium-scale rock production in Santiago and worth the trip to Ñuñoa even if you are not a diehard fan. Check the official stadium and promoter channels for ticket details.

Sunday 1 November

Opeth – The Last Will and Testament

Movistar Arena, Santiago · CLP 35,000–79,000 (about US$35–79) · Puntoticket

Swedish progressive metal band Opeth plays Movistar Arena, which is easy to reach by metro. Its long, complex compositions suit an attentive crowd. Tickets are sold through Puntoticket.

Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 November, 21:00

Jorja Smith

Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago Centro · Puntoticket

The British R&B singer plays two nights at one of Santiago’s most atmospheric mid-size venues. Teatro Caupolicán has a standing floor and balcony seating, so choose your ticket according to how close you want to be. The area around the theatre is busy at night, so use the metro or a ride app.

7 to 11 November: Art Week and Arena Rock

Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November

Art Week Chile

Centro Cultural Estación Mapocho, Santiago Centro

Art Week Chile fills the Centro Cultural Estación Mapocho, a former railway station turned arts centre, for a weekend of contemporary art. Check the organisers’ programme for entry details before you go.

Sunday 8 November

Def Leppard with Extreme

Movistar Arena, Santiago · From CLP 44,800 (about US$45) · Puntoticket

The British rock band plays Movistar Arena with Extreme in support. It is one of the month’s big arena nights. Check the Puntoticket listing for the start time and seat categories.

Wednesday 11 November, 21:00

Cypress Hill

Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago Centro · Puntoticket

The hip-hop group plays the Teatro Caupolicán, a mid-size theatre with a standing floor. It is a good night out for fans of 1990s rap. Use the metro or a ride app afterwards.

14 and 15 November: Creamfields Weekend

Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November

Creamfields Chile

Club Hípico de Santiago, Santiago Centro · Puntoticket

Santiago’s biggest electronic-music festival takes over the historic racecourse for two days of DJs and large-scale stage production. It is a full-day event, so bring sun protection and a refillable water bottle if the rules allow. Tickets are sold through Puntoticket.

Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November

Los Tres – Unplugged 30 años

Movistar Arena, Santiago · Both shows sold out

One of Chile’s most influential rock bands marks three decades of its famous acoustic album. Both nights have sold out, so look for official resale only. Spanish-language lyrics dominate, but the musicianship carries the evening.

21 and 22 November: Ed Sheeran and Argentine Rock

Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November

Ed Sheeran

Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida, La Florida · From CLP 54,040 (about US$54) · Ticketmaster Chile

The British singer-songwriter plays two stadium nights in the south of the city, with FINNEAS as guest. The stadium is far from the centre, so leave early and use the metro to avoid traffic.

Saturday 21 November, 21:00

Babasónicos

Movistar Arena, Santiago

The long-running Argentine rock band plays on the same night as the first Ed Sheeran show. If you prefer a smaller, Spanish-language rock show, this is the alternative.

26 to 29 November: The Month Closes With More Live Music

Thursday 26 November, 21:00

Eros Ramazzotti

Movistar Arena, Santiago · CLP 30,000–120,000 (about US$30–121) · Puntoticket

The Italian singer-songwriter brings his romantic pop catalogue to Movistar Arena. Seats are priced by section, so compare categories before buying. Tickets are sold through Puntoticket.

Sunday 29 November, 20:00

A Perfect Circle + Puscifer

Hipódromo Chile, Independencia · Puntoticket

The American alternative-rock band plays the Hipódromo Chile with Puscifer. It is an open-air racecourse venue, so bring a light jacket for the evening.

Planning Your Santiago in November

November is late spring in Santiago. Days are typically warm and dry, with strong sun in the middle of the day, while mornings and evenings stay cool enough for a light layer.

The only public holiday in November 2026 is Sunday 1 November (All Saints’ Day), which falls on a weekend. Most large concerts sell through Puntoticket, while Ed Sheeran uses Ticketmaster Chile.

Prices here are converted at about CLP 995 per US$ (RT, 26 October 2026).The metro is the most reliable way to reach the big venues, especially Estadio Nacional, Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida and Movistar Arena.After late shows, use a ride app or arrange transport in advance, as metro services wind down before midnight.

For weekly listings, follow the cultural agendas of Teatro Municipal, Centro Cultural CEINA and the venues named above. Many smaller events are announced only a week or two ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy tickets for concerts in Santiago?

Most large concerts in Santiago sell through Puntoticket, while Ed Sheeran uses Ticketmaster Chile.

Is November a good time to be outdoors in Santiago?

Yes, November is late spring with warm, dry days and cooler evenings, ideal for parks, fairs and open-air events.

Are there any public holidays in Santiago in November 2026?

The only public holiday is Sunday 1 November, All Saints’ Day, which falls on a weekend.

Which big concerts are in Santiago in November 2026?

Iron Maiden and Opeth play on 1 November, Def Leppard on 8 November, Creamfields on 14 and 15 November, and Ed Sheeran on 21 and 22 November.

Related reading: Chile news and guides · Ed Sheeran in Santiago on 21 and 22 November · Gorillaz play Santiago on 4 December

Sources: Iron Maiden, Puntoticket, Sernatur Chile Travel (Ed Sheeran). Retrieved 26 October 2026.

This article was produced by The Rio Times’ automated newsroom system. How we use AI · Report an error · Editorial responsibility: Matthias Camenzind, Editor-in-Chief

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