Musical diversity in Sidonie and Gloosito, The One
Alicante’s cultural scene continues to shine with live concerts that draw audiences of all ages. This weekend blends contemporary music trends with projects that have already earned national recognition, offering a rich spectrum of performances across venues.
After building a loyal following with each new release, Sidonie returns to San Vicente del Raspeig on Friday, December 1, at 8:00 p.m. to showcase their onstage energy. The trio presents Marc, Axel, and Jes, celebrating a long career in music that began with English-language songs and evolved into standout Spanish compositions. Their set will highlight recent milestones while spotlighting enduring favourites, a clear nod to Sidonie’s enduring influence in the rock and pop scenes. The show is part of a broader tour featuring Sierra and Canada, with a nod to Abba fans who have followed the band’s prolific journey.
Also at The One, on Saturday, December 2, is the urban artist Gloosito. Expect a shift in sound and energy as the stage welcomes a leader in national urban music, recently rising through the CTDS collective alongside Shynelevell and JayDime. His repertoire includes tracks that fuse tight lyricism with bold production, signaling a new era for the club scene in San Vicente del Raspeig.
Dual music session in stereo
Sala Stereo hosts a double bill on Saturday, December 2. Robert Perdut from Xixona brings a voice rich with emotion, delivering a performance that lingers in the memory. Also on the bill is Alicante’s own Mustard Gas, presenting its first EP with the message that there is no simple solution. The evening begins at 10:30 p.m. at Stereo Room in Alicante.
Judit Neddermann, Nat Simons and Josu Miro at Euterpe
Euterpe opens a weekend of distinctive sets at 10:00 p.m. on Friday with Judith Neddermann, a respected singer-songwriter whose career spans a rich catalog. Her work has earned praise from Enderock and La Tornada, with accolades for thoughtful lyricism and compelling composition. Saturday brings Nat Simons with a program that pairs her new album with intimate interviews and collaborations with notable female artists. On Sunday at 7:30 p.m., Josu Miro, formerly known as Joe Pask, makes a Sant Joan appearance to explore identity and personal growth through emotive pieces. Euterpe, Sant Joan d’Alacant.
Cursed rhythm with Alicante seal in the Marearock Chamber
Swear, a rock outfit from Ibi formed in 2017, unveils its latest work at home during Friday night shows. The band heads to the Marearock Hall in Babel on Saturday at 10:00 p.m. They will be joined by the Madrid act Los Sex, who refreshed their sound after moving to Spanish with a new album. Marearock Chamber, Alicante.
The funniest appetizer with Marcelo Criminal at Söda Bar
Marcelo Criminal, the contemporary Murcian singer‑songwriter, will headline Söda Bar this Saturday at 12:30 a.m. He rose to prominence after Carolina Durante and Amaia covered one of his songs, a turning point that put him on many fans’ radar. Söda Bar, Alicante.
A welcoming haven for a poet in Elche with Fran Mariscal
This Saturday at 9:30 p.m., the Elche Poet Sanctuary hosts Fran Mariscal as he presents a new album featuring eleven candid songs. The collection invites listeners to consider fresh reflections, and the artist will engage with the audience about recent work and themes. Refuge, Elche.
Carey, Aaron Sáez’s new project at La Gramola
Orihuela’s own Aarón Sáez from Varry Brava unveils a new project, named Tortoiseshell. Collaborating with producer and guitarist Antonio Turro, the duo debuts its first album at La Gramola in Orihuela on Friday at 10:00 p.m. The set traverses tango, Spanish song, and bolero as it charts a bold, genre-spanning path. La Gramola, Orihuela.