Sabina unveils a new album and an ambitious tour
Away from the stage since his fall in Madrid in 2020, Joaquin Sabina announced on a Saturday in San Sebastian a new album produced by Leiva and a tour that will take him across America and Spain beginning in February. This news comes as the veteran singer and songwriter prepares to reconnect with audiences after an extended pause, signaling a renewed creative phase and active live presence ahead of the next year. The announcement was paired with remarks that underscored Sabina’s commitment to releasing new material before touring, highlighting the artist’s determination to offer fresh songs to his fans before taking the stage again. Source: Sabina press conference in San Sebastian, early public remarks about the upcoming project.
“I won’t go on tour if I don’t have new songs” Sabina said at a press conference presenting “Feeling it a lot,” a project connected to his own public image and featuring a documentary look by Fernando León de Aranoa. The piece is set to have its world premiere tonight in the Velodrome section of the San Sebastián Film Festival, marking a symbolic return to the spotlight with new creative output. The mood around the event suggested a resolve to pair live performances with a fresh creative voice, signaling a careful recalibration after recent years. Source: San Sebastián Film Festival presentation details.
Sabina explores new ground on the canal
Building on the momentum from his first collaboration with Leiva on a debut that captivated audiences, Sabina, now 73 and hailing from Úbeda in Jaén, confirmed that another project is in motion. The artist hinted at a holiday release window, perhaps around Christmas, while emphasizing that the forthcoming work would expand on the musical and lyrical explorations that characterized his earlier collaboration with Leiva. The plan points to a continued evolution of his sound and a commitment to delivering material that resonates with longtime fans and new listeners alike. Source: artist statements following the initial album success with Leiva.
Regarding the tour, Sabina outlined an itinerary that prioritizes Latin America, with a February start that would include performances in Argentina before returning to Spain and then moving through the Americas. The artist framed the tour as a live showcase that will feature the new songs alongside beloved favorites, allowing audiences to experience the growth and changes in his storytelling approach. We can anticipate a mix of intimate venues and larger stages as the schedule unfolds, reflecting Sabina’s enduring appeal across different markets. Source: Sabina interview about the tour plan.