Top Concerts
The following is an incomplete list of the most famous artists who have given concerts in the Poliedro de Caracas:
| Country | Artist | Year |
|---|---|---|
| UK | Peter Frampton | 1980 |
| UK | The Police | 1981 |
| UK | Queen | 1981 |
| CAN | Saga | 1982 |
| USA | Van Halen | 1983 |
| PRI | Héctor Lavoe | 1983 |
| USA | Quiet Riot | 1984 |
| CAN | Saga | 1984 |
| ESP | Obús | 1984 |
| ESP | Mecano | 1987 |
| CAN | Saga | 1988 |
| ESP | Mecano | 1989 |
| USA | Cyndi Lauper | 1989 |
| ARG | Soda Stereo | 1991 |
| USA | REO Speedwagon | 1991 |
| ITA | Luciano Pavarotti | 1991 |
| ESP | Mecano | 1992 |
| UK | Marillion | 1992 |
| UK | Iron Maiden | 1992 |
| USA | REO Speedwagon | 1992 |
| ARG | Soda Stereo | 1993 |
| UK | Jon Anderson | 1993 |
| USA | Poison | 1993 |
| GER | Scorpions | 1994 |
| USA | Whitney Houston | 1994 |
| USA | Bon Jovi | 1994 |
| SWE | Roxette | 1995 |
| ARG | Soda Stereo | 1995 |
| ARG | Charly García | 1995 |
| ITA | Laura Pausini | 1997 |
| MEX | Luis Miguel | 1999 |
| USA | Metallica | 1999 |
| UK | UB40 | 1999 |
| CAN | Alanis Morissette | 1999 |
| COL | Shakira | 2000 |
| USA | Backstreet Boys | 2001 |
| COL | Shakira | 2003 |
| USA | Dream Theater | 2005 |
| USA | Slipknot | 2005 |
| GER | Helloween | 2006 |
| USA | Slayer | 2006 |
| USA | Deftones | 2006 |
| UK | Jamiroquai | 2006 |
| FRA | Manu Chao | 2006 |
| UK | Fatboy Slim | 2006 |
| UK | Motörhead | 2007 |
| USA | Incubus | 2008 |
| USA | My Chemical Romance | 2008 |
| USA | Nine Inch Nails | 2008 |
| AUS | Kylie Minogue | 2008 |
| USA | Guns N' Roses | 2010 |
| CAN | Cirque du Soleil | 2013 |
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