Pop Rock for Local Festivals

Kuve blends alternative pop rock and electronic pop in a live show led by Maryan Frutos’s distinctive voice.

Lujuria bring their self-styled Heavy Erotic Metal, forceful guitars and provocative live show to concerts and events.

Doctor Explosion bring mod-influenced indie to the stage, drawing on a career that began in the 1990s.

Granada born alternative metal, driven by heavy and hip hop influences and a four-piece line-up.

Singer-songwriter and author Javier Corcobado brings a career shaped by rock, songwriting and a series of influential bands.

Book Los Rebeldes, Carlos Segarra's rockabilly band presenting Gente Estridente in 2026, for town fiestas, festivals and concerts. Quote within 24 hours.

Book Revólver, Carlos Goñi's project behind El roce de tu piel and Si es tan solo amor, for festivities, theatres and festivals in 2026. Quote within 24 hours.

An Extremaduran trio blending rock, rumba, punk and popular sounds in lively sets built around direct, familiar lyrics.

Three piece K!ngdom blend synthpop, indietronica and electropop, with original songs and pop covers in their repertoire.

Orquesta Mondragón blends Spanish pop, comedy and theatrical flair, led by Javier Gurruchaga and featuring the band’s best-known songs.

Tulsa is a Spanish indie rock band led by singer-songwriter Miren Iza, with a catalogue of Spanish-language songs dating back to 2002.

This seven-piece Asturian band pairs folk and pop-rock with poetic lyrics and a carefully shaped sound.

Derby Motoreta’s Burrito Kachimba bring their kinkidelia sound of Andalusian rock, psychedelia and flamenco roots to the stage.

Book No Me Pises Que Llevo Chanclas, Pepe Begines' Andalusian agropop band, for town fiestas, fairs and festivals in 2026. No-obligation quote within 24 hours.

Carlangas blends tropical sounds, funk, rock and hip-hop in his solo work and with Carlangas y los cubatas.

Mamá Ladilla bring irreverent humour, sharp wordplay and a rock sound to the stage.

Olé Olé brings Spanish eighties pop back to the stage with familiar songs and voices from different chapters of the band.

Un Pingüino en mi Ascensor brings 1980s pop, a distinctive keyboard sound and witty original lyrics to live events.

Fundación Tony Manero bring disco, funk and Latin rhythms to a lively live show with vocals and a brass section.

La Década Prodigiosa brings together Spanish pop, dancing and medleys in a live show backed by more than 40 years of history.

Asturian rock with eight albums and a catalogue heard in venues and festivals across Spain.

Book Rafa Sánchez, the voice of La Unión, with Lobo hombre en París, Sildavia and his Biografía show, for fiestas and theatres in 2026.

Led by Aurora Beltrán, Tahúres Zurdos brings Spanish rock and songs from across the band’s career.

A nine-piece orchestra with four vocalists, saxophone and a live band, spanning pasodobles, pop, rock and metal.