Pedro Pastor

Sat Jun 12 2027

June 12, 2027

7:30PM

$35 General | $33 Senior
Youth Free *ticket reservation required

ON SALE 2027

Madrid-born singer-songwriter Pedro Pastor comes from deep musical roots — son of folk singer Luis Pastor, nephew of celebrated Spanish troubadour Pedro Guerra. Performing with his band Los Locos Descalzos, he blends folk and hip-hop with socially committed, lyrically sharp songwriting that has earned a devoted following across Spain and Latin America. His 2026 album 10 Locos Años Descalzos marks a decade together.

This engagement of Pedro Pastor y Los Locos Descalzos is made possible in part through the Performing Arts Global Exchange program of Mid Atlantic Arts with support from the National Endowment for the Arts.

This performance is made possible in part by our 26/27 Season Sponsors:

Flintworks

David & Gigi Jack

The Naumann Family

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