Concerts and Culture in Alicante This Weekend

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Concerts in Alicante this weekend

The weekend is the perfect time to immerse in music, especially live performances. From October 14 to 16, Alicante hosts a vibrant lineup with concerts spanning blues, rock, indie, and experimental sounds. If plans aren’t set yet, here is a guided snapshot of the best shows to catch this weekend in Alicante and surrounding areas.

The Santiago Campillo Trio in Elche INFORMATION

Trio of Santiago Campillo in La Llotja in Elche

The Santiago Campillo Trio — featuring bassist Oneida James, guitarist Santi Campillo, and drummer Minidrums — delivers a strong blues-rock concert tonight at La Llotja in Elche. The set blends tight grooves with fiery riffs, offering a memorable live music experience in a historic venue.

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The Sorcery of La Bien Querida in La Nucia Auditorium

La Bien Querida continues to enchant audiences, with the impact of her sixth studio album released in 2019 still resonating. In 2021, her discography appeared on vinyl, and anticipation builds for a new project titled Paprika, including the single La Perra del Hortelano. This Saturday at 08:00, the Nucia Auditorium hosts a live performance. Tickets are 25 euros.

Otto INFORMATION

Otto’s new look in La Gramola room in Orihuela

Otto marks a special Saturday night aimed at family and friends as he unveils his new direction, La mirada, crafted during a stay in Madrid. The set blends a fresh sound with recognizable threads from prior work, performed with his full band. The event starts at 11:00 pm, showcasing the artist’s evolving artistry in a venue that has watched his growth over the years.

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Local bands at the first October Rock Elx at L’ Escorxador on Saturday

L’Escorxador in Elche hosts October Rock Elx, a newly established alternative rock festival. The event begins at 9:00 am on Saturday, with free entry available one hour before the box office opens. The lineup travels through several Valencian towns, featuring three local groups. Valencians Santonegro opens the night with high-energy garage rock, followed by Connect the Drifters from Elche, who deliver post-rock journeys that invite listeners to close their eyes and drift through melodies. Veluar, a fresh and vibrant act with roots in Elche and former members of Alicante-based groups, brings a powerful Spanish rock sound with a melodic touch. The night closes with Veluar’s first studio release and singles like “My Revolution” and “Charcos de cristal.”

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Motonegra on the San Vicente del Raspeig Ship Iguana

The Alicante trio Motonegra, comprising Gustavo, Jorge, and Jose, sets out to make a bold impression with a night of pop-rooted rock. Saturday’s show at Nave Iguana in San Vicente del Raspeig blends punchy riffs with melodic hooks, delivering short songs that touch on everyday emotions and stories. Expect spontaneous energy, direct delivery, and a mix of catchy choruses that stay with listeners after the last chord.

Javier Robles INFORMATION

The people of Javi Robles in the Euterpe chamber (Sant Joan)

Javier Robles focuses on acoustic rock and folk, drawing inspiration from Ciudad Jara, La MODA, Gerry Cinnamon, Frank Turner, and Brian Fallon. On Saturday night in Euterpe (Sant Joan), Robles presents a collection of more than twenty singles and three EPs, known for energetic live performances and thoughtful storytelling in lyrics.

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Amazons, feminist reggae, in the room Euterpe

A feminist, multicultural group from Valencia brings a reggae-infused set that blends classic tracks with their own material. The show at Euterpe is Sunday at 19:30, a relaxed afternoon option with reserved seating at 8 euros and 10 euros at the door. The afternoon atmosphere suits casual listeners and curious newcomers alike, offering a warm welcome to a genre that thrives on collective energy.

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