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If any band deserves to take to the stage to the sound of The Clash’s “Know Your Rights”, it’s The Long Ryders. Hailing from California (though none of its members were born there), the grandfathers of alternative rock and the fathers of New American Rock (yes, in capital letters), the band led by Sid Griffin
Cosmic Psychos returned to Barcelona exuding the confidence of a band that has championed the same vision for decades without needing to embellish it. Supported by Deadyard and Good Sniff at Sala Upload, the Australians once again did what they do best, turning a night of rock into a raw, uncompromising, full-on assault. Cosmic Psychos,
Imagine stepping through the threshold of a space where the outside world gradually fades away. As you enter, the street loses its significance and the building seems to vibrate at a different frequency. The lights cease to merely illuminate, while psychedelic projections display saturated colours and patterns that emerge and dissolve in hypnotic sequences. At
Matt Maltese was finally able to attend his date at Barcelona, postponed from last December to this April, with a change of venue and an extra Madrid show the day before during his Iberian tour. Matt Maltese, Sala La Nau Barcelona 2026 – Photo taken by Meritxell Rosell for Indieofilo© Before Maltese’s appearance, Sophie May
When it was announced in late September that Tame Impala were finally going to play in Barcelona outside of a festival, I couldn’t deny that I was immediately excited. However, as I made my way up from Plaça Espanya, I could see that the small number of local fans in the nearly full Sant Jordi
The Dharma Chain performed in Barcelona with the composure of a band that knows exactly what it wants and how to achieve it. At Sala Laut, they gave a restrained performance, focusing more on building atmosphere than making an immediate impact — and that was precisely where much of its appeal lay. The Dharma Chain,
On Wednesday, L’Equip‘s team organised an evening of dream pop, featuring the German band Roller Derby and local act Drug Holiday. Judging by the huge crowd that turned up at the Vol venue, where the ‘Sold Out’ sign was on display, the event was a resounding success. Daniel Marin de Drug Holiday, Sala Vol Barcelona
The Southern River Band concluded the final leg of their European tour in Barcelona with a hard rock set that was both powerful and exhilarating. Their performance at Razzmatazz 2 confirmed that the Australian quartet are not just playing on nostalgia; they are reviving the most physical, urgent and fun-filled spirit of a genre that
The silence lingers as the stage is bathed in warm light. The faint sound of the musicians’ footsteps can be heard, and the audience holds its breath, eyes fixed on Carmen Consoli as she takes her place on stage with her guitar. Carmen Consoli, guitar in hand, is ready to begin. The opening chord of
Los Lobos were sorely missed around Barcelona. It had been far too long since they’d graced the city with their presence, but their 50th anniversary tour finally arrived to make up for that, allowing us to enjoy their concert at Sala Apolo on February 5th. Los Lobos, Sala Apolo Barcelona 2026 – Photo taken by
