Cult band the Stone Roses, pioneers of the Manchester movement, seized the year 1989 with all-time hit songs such as Fools Gold/What the World is Waiting For fresh off their debut album, also called The Stone Roses. Up to 27000 people bought tickets for the best-remembered concert by The Stone Roses’ concert during that period.

Ian Brown, John Squire and the rest of the band rose metorically, becoming critical darlings as well as favourites with the public, only to be ultimately destroyed by a lengthy court battle against their first recording company, which was accused of unfair dealings. By 1996 The Stone Roses had disbanded, and it has taken them 15 years for them to come back to their fans: two Stone Roses concerts have been announced in their native Manchester, which will be followed by a world tour by the Stone Roses.

US rockers Bon Jovi have been a mainstay since 1983, and unlike other bands of the time their line-up has barely changed: Lead vocalist Jon Bon Jovi, guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan, drummer Tico Torres and bassist Hugh MacDonald since 1994. Their last album The Circle dropped in 2009.

David Bisbal undoubtably is the best-known son of the andalusian city of Almeria; the singer first rose to fame as a contestant in the first edition of Operación Triunfo, Spain's TV Idol contest, and despite not winning he has become the best-known product of the TV academy. After the resounding success of his first albums Corazón Latino and Bulería, Bisbal has not slowed down, still touring with his latest album, 2009's Sin Mirar Atrás.

Fangoria are Alaska and Nacho Canut, active 1989 and past members of iconic Spanish music  bands Alaska y Dinarama and Alaska y los Pegamoides. After hits such as Retorciendo Palabras or No sé qué me das, they are back with their latest album El Paso Trascendental Del Vodevil a la Astracanada. Do not miss out on Fangoria concerts.

Sabadell-born Spanish singer Sergio Dalma has been active since 1989 and released 11 albums, the last of which are 2010's Trece and Vía Dalma. Known for his hits Bailar Pegados, which represented Spain in the 1991 Eurovision festival, and Fuego en el Alma among others, Sergio Dalma is currently on tour.

Mexican pop-rockers Maná's carreer spans over three decades, and success came calling on the early 90s. Ever since they have released album after album, touring heavily to support them. Mana's last album Drama y Luz was released on 2011 and has led them on a worldwide tour. A Maná concert is like their albums: emotional and entertaining. Make sure to buy Maná concert tickets.

Undoubtedly the most universally known Spanish singer, Madrid-born Julio Iglesias has sold over 300 million albums worldwide, recorded in 7 different languages, earning him a spot in Sony Music's Universal Top 10. His voice and his rythm have fascinated several generations, who once again have a chance to attend a Julio Iglesias live concert.