On June 12th, Rebrote arrived in Barcelona to close out the first leg of a tour that had already been showing plenty of promise. What was originally scheduled for La (2) de Apolo ended up moving to the main room, thanks to a strong public response that led us to increase the capacity. And the gamble paid off: Apolo came close to selling out.
On stage, Iñaki “Uoho” Antón, Jaime Moreno, Cantera, Miguel Colino, Jaime Tejedor and Iñigo López proved that Rebrote is much more than the sum of its parts. More than an hour and a half of music, a setlist combining songs from their debut album with classics by Platero y Tú, Extremoduro and Inconscientes, and a crowd that stayed fully committed from start to finish.
A night to prove this new growth is the real deal.
In its review of the concert, Bad Music Radio particularly highlighted the energy of the crowd and was struck by the presence of a younger generation than might have been expected: “a venue packed with young people, singing along to every single song.” The review also focused on the combination of three guitars and Jaime Moreno’s vocals, two elements that help define Rebrote’s distinctive sound.
And there were moments that will stick with people. The Platero songs sent the temperature in the room soaring, while the Extremoduro set turned Apolo into one huge singalong.
A VENUE PACKED WITH YOUNG PEOPLE, SINGING ALONG TO EVERY SINGLE SONG.BAD MUSIC RADIO
Media outlets such as MariskalRock had already highlighted the tour’s strong ticket sales and the increase in capacity in Barcelona. After experiencing it from the inside, we can only add one thing:
Rebrote didn’t just pass through Barcelona. Rebrote grew in Barcelona.
