A weekend in the province drew a diverse crowd of artists, with a rich lineup that highlighted both established acts and rising talents. The programs featured farewell tours, live performances, and the musical reach of a popular podcast host, offering a broad spectrum of entertainment across cities.
Kamikazes and Periferia, high voltage sound at MareaRock
MareaRock Room hosts a night infused with energy as two strong acts take the stage this Saturday at 22:00. Periferia opens the evening with a blend of hardcore, punk roots, and urban rock, bringing lyrics that are sharp, poetic, and cleverly crafted in a distinctive voice. Tickets to the band’s album showings have sold out across Barcelona and Madrid, reflecting the mood of luck and the occasional clash of opinions that fuels their creative drive.
Ricardo Moya visits Sala Stereo
One podcast has captured attention across diverse audiences: a show built around the meaning of beer, created by Ricardo Moya. Yet his musical side remains less known to many. This Friday at 22:00, the Valencian musician based in Barcelona visits Sala Stereo to reveal a collection of works that stand apart in style and originality. He is currently touring with his album titled Meat in Pajamas, a project that experiments with sounds beyond familiar forms and pairs them with unpredictable lyrics. Listeners have a chance to glimpse Ricardo Moya’s more artistic dimension in this intimate setting.
The famous performance at Sala Stereo promises an immersive experience that blends spoken word and melody, offering a fresh lens on a creator who has built a broad audience through his podcast work.
Luxury sound in Guadalupe Plata, La Gramola
In Orihuela, La Gramola hosts Guadalupe Plata this Saturday at 21:00. The duo, composed of Pedro and Carlos, has built a long, award-winning career, earning accolades for European albums, live performance, and overall artistry. Their journeys across Europe, Latin America, and the United States fuse blues, jazz, and flamenco into a singular, recognized sound. The band members even honor their hometown, Our Lady of Úbeda, by naming their albums after it. La Gramola welcomes a packed crowd eager to hear a distinctive blend performed in a space known for its intimate vibe.
Rayden’s farewell tour comes to The One
In March, Rayden, a figure at the forefront of a modern shift in hip-hop, announced retirement from live stages while launching a nationwide farewell tour. The next stop in Alicante appears at The One, in San Vicente del Raspeig, this Saturday at 21:00, marking the final act of a long-running live chapter. The artist began with a national and international rise after winning a prominent rap competition and building a career as a singer, producer, composer, and writer. His recent choice to depart follows a prolific period that included a notable festival appearance and a last studio project, The Impossible Victory, hinting at a lasting legacy even as performances wind down. One Room remains a memorable venue for this milestone.
Volta Way takes the stage at an intimate gathering hosted by Órbita Sonora, the Alicante recording studio. The concert installed for Saturday at 21:00 at Confetti Playa features the Alicante band Road Volta, a group with a solid track record and a clear voice in their own sound. They will premiere new material, including What Difference Does It Make, a track recorded within the studio ecosystem that has helped define their current direction. The evening also features a strong DJ lineup with David Kano, Bryan & Toño, and Toni & Pedro, who bring a mix of electronic and dance elements to Confetti Beach on San Juan Beach.
David Valero is credited with guiding the creative energy behind the Road Volta music video project, adding a visual dimension to the band’s evolving storyline.
Nito Serrano and Víctor Martín in Euterpe
Nito Serrano and Lapurasangre perform on Saturday at 22:00 in a new fusion of literature and music that explores life, the universe, love, and death through a rich lyrical voice. On Sunday at 19:00, Víctor Martín—nephew of Emilio Aragón and a Berklee College of Music graduate—takes the stage with an acclaimed new work after years of touring and growth. Euterpe, in Sant Joan d’Alacant, becomes a space where words and music meet in thoughtful, ambitious ways.
Alcoy takes Smoking Souls’ penultimate gig
Pego’s own Smoking Souls head to Teatre Calderón in Alcoy on Friday at 21:00 for a penultimate performance before an extended hiatus. The band has earned acclaim for albums like Exchange Rate and translations into bold, emotionally charged live shows. Calderón Theatre in Alcoy hosts this significant moment for fans and for the broader scene, marking a careful pause after a period of intense creative output.
Nach strips naked with piano and voice at El Campello
Rapper Nach, a foundational name in the Spanish and Latin American hip-hop scenes, plans a tour of his career’s most emblematic songs at El Campello’s Cultural Center this Saturday at 19:30. The performance will feature acoustic piano and intimate vocal delivery, offering a stripped-down look at tracks that have defined his influence and popularity across multiple generations.