Miguel Rios will tour Spain with its emblematic concert “Rock & Ríos”, which recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, with a schedule that includes stops in 14 cities, from the start at Son Fusteret in Mallorca on August 12 to the Navarra Arena in Pamplona on November 4.
In between, it will pass through the Starlite festival in Marbella (August 21), the Alicante bullring (August 25), Valladolid (August 31) and Valencia (September 9), the Olympic Stadium of La Cartuja in Seville (September 16) and the Gran Canaria sand of the palms from Gran Canaria (September 20).
It will also perform at the fairgrounds of Tenerife (September 23), in the bullfighting arenas of Murcia (September 29) and his native Granada (October 7), in the Príncipe Felipe de Zaragoza Pavilion (October 14), in the Bilbao Arena (October 20) and at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona (October 28).
Tickets are already on sale on the artist’s official website.
It was on March 4 and 5, 1982 at the Real Madrid Pavilion in the Spanish capital when Miguel Ríos made history in Spanish music by making a qualitative leap in technological means with that show.
A pioneer of the rock scene in this country, the man from Granada was celebrating his 20th anniversary and had just recorded three albums that had vindicated him as a current artist: “Los viejos rockeros nunca muere” (1979), “boomerang rock and roll” (1980) and “Strangers in the Showcase” (1981). In addition, he had made money with his celebrated version of “Hymn to Joy.”
With almost the same band back then, Ríos set out to remember those two mythical nights on March 11 and 12, 2022 at the Wizink Center in Madrid, a success in attracting the public and colleagues who were with him on stage, as Víctor Manuel, Santi Balmes and Juan Saldarriaga (from Love of Lesbian) and Pucho and Guille Galván (from Vetusta Morla), Mikel Izal and Eva Amaral.
