Arde Bogotá returns to Valencia with its ‘Hervideros Vibra Mahou’ tour, a ten-concert tour that will take the Cartagena band to eight Spanish cities between the end of October and December. This format, inspired by the ‘boiler rooms’ of the United Kingdom, redefines the live experience by eliminating physical barriers between the audience and the artists. The audience is positioned around the group, creating an intimate and exclusive atmosphere. The proposal seeks to recover the emotional connection that is lost in traditional venues, with moments when part of the audience is even located on the stage.
On December 3, at Palau Alameda, Arde Bogotá will present their new album, ‘Manufacturas del Club de la Gente Sola’, in a ‘boiler room’ concert type. The next day, on December 4, they will perform at Live Marmarela, in Alicante. In both cases, tickets can only be purchased at the physical box office. Online sales will not be allowed, a decision that represents a return to traditional methods of access to concerts. This measure seeks to strengthen closeness and immediacy, forcing attendees to physically travel to the venues.
The tour starts on October 29 in Vigo, with a concert in the Hall of the Auditorium. Next, the group will travel to Gijón, where they will perform the next day at the Gijón Arena. Granada will host the concert on November 5 in the Sala Industrial Copera, followed by Málaga on November 6 in the Sala París 15. Madrid will have two dates, November 26 and 27, in La Riviera. Valencia and Alicante will be the next stops, before ending in Murcia.
In their hometown of Cartagena, the band will offer two consecutive performances on December 11 and 12 at the Sala Mamba. The tour is presented as an advance presentation of the new album, ‘Manufacturas del Club de la Gente Sola’, released on October 2. Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to the next songs surrounding the group, in a small space designed to intensify the experience. The band seeks, with this formula, to recover the feeling of closeness and direct connection that live music generates, beyond conventional shows.